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4th June 2012, 10:00 PM #1
Quick query regarding framing timber for the smallest room on the farm.
Hey fellas,
I'm planning to build a toilet on the side of one of my sheds at the farm. It will be 2200x1200 with the long side attached to the shed and a door on the short end. The structure will be bolted to a slab and clad in Trimdek/Monoclad.
I'd just like some opinions on what dimension timber to frame it with. I was planning on using 90x35 treated but and wondering if I should be using 90x45.
Any thoughts appreciated.
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