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In Reply to: It's an adjustable, tubular posted by kavakidd on November 11, 2004 at 12:47:54:
What kavakidd described is called a jacking post, not a lally column. A lally column is a solid post used to support floors - they are not adjustable.I wouldn't bother with the correction, except I once wasted a trip to HD because I asked them for lally columns and didn't know to ask for jacking posts.
I previously had a 12x12 listening room with a suspended wood floor. I started by putting two jacking posts under the floor, and liked the effects so much I added two more. The second two made as much of a difference as the first two. I highly recommend doing this if you have the means. Unfortunately, my new listening room is a suspended wood floor above a finished ceiling, which is in my garage, which gets used, so I don't have many good options for stiffening the floor.
-Pete
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Follow Ups
- Not a lally.... - pburant 13:42:34 11/11/04 (2)
- Sorry- - kavakidd 13:53:25 11/11/04 (1)
- Yup, I've got the idea....... - LarBo 14:01:40 11/11/04 (0)
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