We have an attic the entire length of the rest of the house and it would make for two very large bedroomsI would like ideas for making them into two childrens roomsI need to start with insulation and a second exit.any ideas on these things??? Thinking of actually puting in a fireman's pole, ive seen this done in larger houses and is totally awesomeAlso, the chimenea from the fireplace goes up through there (as well as my bedroom.is this safe as long as I have it inspected often?)HelpIdeas please.
D 55ftt sqrt(2D/g) t sqrt(110ft/32ft/s^two) t one million.86s I haven't any notion the way you bought zero.33sWhich when you paintings it out backwards and also you resolve gg 2D/t^two g 1010ft/s^two Acceleration Velocity / Time Velocity Distance / Time Essentially Acceleration (Distance / Time) / Time Distance / (Time)^two aka Distance over seconds squaredSo no, you cannot forget about the seconds squared whilst fixing for time that's squaredSo you need to rectangular root the time so as to get the specific importance of time, and now not time squared.
Before you start this project, i would have your building inspector come and take a look at itThe live load for an attic is calculated much lower then the live load for a bedroomYou need to make sure that the structure is sufficientThe last thing you want is for a kid or a guest to end up in the living roomYou can create a second means of egress through a number of waysYou can have dormers installed in the roof, which would provide natural light and ventilationBoth of these are required by code for bedroomsThis sounds like a fun project, but there are a lot of factors to take into account when creating bedroomsGood luck with your project.
D 55ftt sqrt(2D/g) t sqrt(110ft/32ft/s^two) t one million.86s I haven't any notion the way you bought zero.33sWhich when you paintings it out backwards and also you resolve gg 2D/t^two g 1010ft/s^two Acceleration Velocity / Time Velocity Distance / Time Essentially Acceleration (Distance / Time) / Time Distance / (Time)^two aka Distance over seconds squaredSo no, you cannot forget about the seconds squared whilst fixing for time that's squaredSo you need to rectangular root the time so as to get the specific importance of time, and now not time squared.
Before you start this project, i would have your building inspector come and take a look at itThe live load for an attic is calculated much lower then the live load for a bedroomYou need to make sure that the structure is sufficientThe last thing you want is for a kid or a guest to end up in the living roomYou can create a second means of egress through a number of waysYou can have dormers installed in the roof, which would provide natural light and ventilationBoth of these are required by code for bedroomsThis sounds like a fun project, but there are a lot of factors to take into account when creating bedroomsGood luck with your project.
