Is this right?? #framing #buildingconstruction #carpentry #construction #shorts #shortsfeed

[andrewanderson]

Never done it before unless cantilever, but this makes perfect sense load bearing. 👍

[Jezeustheroofer]

You usually install them upside down when you got too much overhang on a balcony or roof. Thats what I've seen carpenters do. I am just a roofer

[Derekisastro]

I guess my main question is, is that a code approved and/or manufacturer approved use of that connector?

[JDSalinger]

Kick out that 2x4 to make sure the hanger is working

[Derekisastro]

I mean, esthetically I can see why you built it that way but ideally, you'd actually make a true beam, lowered below the hosts if you wanted to have an overhang in both directions.

That would be the 'strongest' way to do it.

[dominicwhite]

That will work but why didn’t you just put the post under the corner?

[chrisbushman]

The 45 on the corner will look real nice in a about 2 yrs or less😔

[fja]

Is it just the one hangar, that ended up being upside down?

[malcolmx]

No worries, people forget about uplift

[BigMo]

🙋🏾‍♂️Is it a “hanger” when it’s on top?? Kinda defeats the purpose of it “hanging” the load🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

[seanpatrick]

1000%wrong it goes the other way for strength abd support

[montymontalvo]

Wrong wrong wrong!rip it out and build to code.your fired