r/StructuralEngineers
3k members
r/StructuralEngineers is a subreddit with 3k members. The most common kinds of discussions are advice requests and pain & anger, and the community frequently discusses structural, advice, foundation, crack, and cracks.
A subreddit for Structural Engineers
Popular Themes in r/StructuralEngineers
#1
Advice Requests
: "This post in the staircase severely impedes ability to carry furniture up the stairs. Are they weight bearing by design?"
34 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "Cavity formed under cement block foundation in crawl space. We live on a slope and this is the upper back wall. Should I be scared? Should I be pissed at builder?"
2 posts
#3
Solution Requests
: "Free alternative to MathCAD"
1 post
#4
Ideas
: "Two months later: More than 4,000 supporters have already voted for my LEGO IDEAS fan design "Civil Engineering: Types of Bridges" which highlights the urban infrastructure and pays tribute to structural engineers. The model needs 10,000 votes for the chance of being made into an official LEGO set."
1 post
Popular Topics in r/StructuralEngineers
#1
Structural
: "Structural Issue on Roof of New Build?"
60 posts
#2
Advice
: "4th Floor of Parking Garage, should I be worried?"
24 posts
#3
Foundation
: "Texas Foundation: 2 Engineers Give Different Answers. What to do?"
19 posts
#4
Crack
: "Cracks in Garage single wall brickwork. Is this something to worry about?"
18 posts
#5
Cracks
: "Foundation Cracks in 1954 Home"
17 posts
#6
Support
: "4th Floor of Parking Garage, should I be worried?"
17 posts
#7
Structural Engineer
: "Looking for a set of eyes from a Structural Engineer"
15 posts
#8
Engineering
: "Engineering friends"
12 posts
#9
Wall
: "Cracks in Garage single Wall brickwork. Is this something to worry about?"
11 posts
#10
Structural Engineering
: "Two months later: More than 4,000 supporters have already voted for my LEGO IDEAS fan design "Civil Engineering: Types of Bridges" which highlights the urban infrastructure and pays tribute to structural engineers. The model needs 10,000 votes for the chance of being made into an official LEGO set."
9 posts
Member Growth in r/StructuralEngineers
Yearly
+1k members(57.8%)
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Last updated: July 24, 2026