About RSJ.info

Independent guides and free planning tools for Rolled Steel Joists — written for homeowners, builders and anyone preparing to speak with a structural engineer.

What We Publish

RSJ.info is an independent online publication. We explain beam sizes, load tables, installation workflows and typical UK / Poland project costs in plain English. Our calculators help with early planning and budgeting. They are not a substitute for stamped structural calculations or Building Control approval.

Every guide is researched from publicly available standards, supplier data and common site practice. Where numbers are estimates (prices, simplified capacities), we say so clearly. If you are removing a load-bearing wall or altering a structure, hire a chartered structural engineer and obtain the required approvals before work starts.

Editorial Standards

  • Practical planning content — not marketing fluff
  • Clear disclaimers on every calculator and structural guide
  • No fake professional licences or invented office addresses
  • Corrections welcome — email us if you spot an error

Editorial Team

RSJ.info is maintained by a small editorial team. We are content specialists who research and explain construction topics — we are not a structural engineering practice and we do not provide design sign-off.

James Hartley, Editorial Lead at RSJ.info

James Hartley

Editorial Lead

James oversees our installation guides and DIY project articles. He focuses on clear step-by-step writing so readers know what to ask their engineer, builder and Building Control officer.

Anna Kowalska, Research Writer at RSJ.info

Anna Kowalska

Research Writer

Anna researches steel prices, supplier practices and project costs for UK and Poland readers. She turns public standards and market data into plain-English cost and comparison guides.

Owen Briggs, Tools and Data Editor at RSJ.info

Owen Briggs

Tools & Data Editor

Owen maintains our calculators, size charts and reference tables. He keeps the tools usable for planning while documenting assumptions and safety limits on every page.

Contact

Questions about our content, corrections, or suggestions for a new guide? Email is the best way to reach us. We do not offer structural design advice by email.

Email

koode9@gmail.com

We aim to reply within a few working days

Publication

RSJ.info
Independent online publication
Serving UK & Europe readers