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A load bearing wall supports the structure above it, and thus cannot be removed without replacing that support. Use with the [walls] tag
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Why mate two boards instead of using one thicker board?
In architecture we use laminated timber in order to reach long distances. It would be impossible otherwise. Here is just to reduce weak spots.
By the way, that is not a real laminated timber but just …
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