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Thanks. And when I say "buffet" it is like what your pic is of sideboard. Looks like I probably don't have a worry. Think I would have liked being a structural engineer. The stuff you work with is really interesting. Thanks again.

Ok, guys. I was at the house this weekend and took a look at the structure of the floor. The joists under the kitchen where we are planning on putting the heavy buffet are I-beam type. I think they are called TJI type joinsts. They are 16" tall and are spaced 16" on center. They also run...

Thanks for the great input. I will have to look into several of the issues that you guys put up and get back to you. We will be at the house this weekend so I will check on things like the direction of the joists, the size of the joists and such. I will also see is I get get some idea of the...

We just bought a mountain house in NC. My wife has purchased a buffet I guess it is called and I am very concerned about the weight of it. It is about 6' long and 32" high and will be getting placed in the kitchen where there is just an empty wall with no cabinets. It is a wood piece but it is...

ok. First I am not an engineer but I do work in industrial maintenance and I have had some heat transfer and fluid flow classes in the past. So I will try to discuss this as best I can. Thanks for the point of it being soft tissue system which it is. It seemed as the higher elevation increased...

I would like to ask a few questions about fluid pressure dynamics. In a closed system, would a higher altitude increase or decrease the pressure of the fluid in the system? If you had 2 different systems of fluid at the higher elevation how would the density of the fluid affect the pressure...