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  1. 31st January 2015, 11:53 PM #1
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    Default What is FJ1 and FJ2 on construction drawings stand for?

    Hi All

    I have a construction drawing - on some sections, there a code FJ1 and FJ2 specified - I know FJ stands for Floor Joist - but not sure what 1 and 2 are there for?
    Any one has any ideas ?

    Thank You in advance
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    Default What is FJ1 and FJ2 on construction drawings stand for?

    You will most likely have two different sizes of floor joists. There should be a member schedule on your structural drawings.

    If they are not different sizes they may have different bracing or joining.
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