December 2012
Intermediate to advanced
320 pages
9h 35m
English
A Simple Approach to Stretching Drops |
Ray Inkel |
Large hanging drops often sag, wrinkle, or ripple. Solutions include the use of sandwich boards, cables, or steel trusses along the edges to stretch the drops. All of these offer one disadvantage or another: sandwich boards can be used only on stationary drops, hour-glassing can occur when using cables, and steel trusses are heavy and construction is time-consuming. A different solution that stretches drops tight with readily available materials while still allowing for vertical travel uses TJI® joists as stretchers.

FIGURE 1: REAR VIEW OF STRETCHED DROP
TJI® joists, wooden I-beams manufactured ...
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