MULTI STOREY CAR PARKING - Structural Engineers
Ramp grades • Computed by : floor to floor height x 100 _____ Ramp length • Max ramp grades : a) self park design-not exceed 15 % - not exceed than 10% if had a pedestrian walkway on vehicles ramp b)sloping floor self park design
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