#655: Engineer's Approval, Subfloor Dehumidification, and Basement Window Headers
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Brian, Ian and Patrick hear from listeners and answer building questions. Does it make sense to dehumidify under a basement subfloor? Do basement windows need a header?
Tune in to Episode 655 of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast to learn more about:
- How engineers test structures
- Does active dehumidification of a basement subfloor make sense
- Do basement windows need a header
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