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the best way to get wood up there is to rip plywood into 2ft x 8ft sheets and they should fit through the hole.there should be rafters under the blown insulation.i wouldn't put anything to heavy in 1 area the trusses are not designed for a huge load.unless the rafters are 2x6.you can buy a fold down ladder that will fit in a 22 1/2 x 54 inch area going to need at least 2 people to help you hang it if you don't have allot of experience in that type of thing.read directions carefully.they make them for 8 ft ceilings and so on.
If your house is that new, I wouldn't do itUnless your attic floor is framed with at least 2x10 joistsMost houses are built with trusses now, made from 2x4'sAnd you should have at least 12 inches of insulation up there, unless you live in Florida or HawaiiIf you try to build a floor up there you will have to remove insulation, or compress itDoing either will decrease or eliminate any or all insulative value in that areaAnd your roof trusses are engineered to hold the weight of your roof and ceilingNothing elseI think trying to store anything there is a bad ideaThe 22x30 access you have is for maintenance and firefighting only.
The loft will replace the atticWhen you build, make sure a radiant barrier is put between the roof and ceiling, this will lower the costs of coolingWhoever you work with in building the house will know what and how much ventilation will need to be providedThat is usually determined as much by square footage of livable space as which floor a room is located on.
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The loft will replace the atticWhen you build, make sure a radiant barrier is put between the roof and ceiling, this will lower the costs of coolingWhoever you work with in building the house will know what and how much ventilation will need to be providedThat is usually determined as much by square footage of livable space as which floor a room is located on.
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the best way to get wood up there is to rip plywood into 2ft x 8ft sheets and they should fit through the hole.there should be rafters under the blown insulation.i wouldn't put anything to heavy in 1 area the trusses are not designed for a huge load.unless the rafters are 2x6.you can buy a fold down ladder that will fit in a 22 1/2 x 54 inch area going to need at least 2 people to help you hang it if you don't have allot of experience in that type of thing.read directions carefully.they make them for 8 ft ceilings and so on.
If your house is that new, I wouldn't do itUnless your attic floor is framed with at least 2x10 joistsMost houses are built with trusses now, made from 2x4'sAnd you should have at least 12 inches of insulation up there, unless you live in Florida or HawaiiIf you try to build a floor up there you will have to remove insulation, or compress itDoing either will decrease or eliminate any or all insulative value in that areaAnd your roof trusses are engineered to hold the weight of your roof and ceilingNothing elseI think trying to store anything there is a bad ideaThe 22x30 access you have is for maintenance and firefighting only.
