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Old 05-14-2011, 10:33 AM   #78
DixieGal
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FYI, for anyone interested. Per the insurance structural engineer, they think that the reason that our house held together is the weird construction. It is ALL tongue-and-groove hardwood.

We pulled up carpet and found the beautiful hardwood floor underneath. Put on a new roof, and find the under roof was solid hardwood boards. Gut the bathroom, and find solid wood underneath. Anytime I hanged a picture on the wall, a pilot hole had to be drilled into that hard hard wood. The closet we were in was specially reinforced, with a bench to sit on behind a thick wooden section.

The engineer thinks that all of the tongue-and-groove was able to slide around and "flex" enough to save us.
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