Wood frame span tables
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CHAPTER 5: Design of Wood Framing - HUD USER
www.huduser.govconventional wood frame home are shown in Figure 5.1; the reader is referred to Chapter 1 for more detailed references to house framing and related construction ... While prescriptive design tables (i.e., span tables) and similar design aids commonly used in residential applications are not included herein, the designer
The Span Book - CWC
www.cwc.caThe Span Book is a supplement to the wood joist, rafter and beam spans found in the National Building Code of Canada. Tables in the Span Book and the National Building Code were both generated by the Canadian Wood Council. The National Building Code references the Span Book as follows: “Tables A-1 to A-16 cover only the most com-mon ...
Wood Particleboard and Flakeboard Types, Grades, and Uses
www.fpl.fs.fed.usin light-frame construction are primarily flakeboards. Keywords: End uses, particleboard, ... Tables 1 and 2, reproduced from ANSI Standard A208.1, state property ... 12 inches, maximum span between support stringers of 42 inches, and require that all particleboard treads be
LP LVL 2650Fb-1.9E Technical Guide - Parr Lumber
parr.comFloor Beam Quick Reference Tables To use these charts: 1. Select the correct table for the beam application you need. 2. Choose the required beam span in the left column. 3. Select the span carried on the top line. 4. Read the beam size or choice of beam sizes from table. Example: A 14'-0" span beam carries 15'-0" simple span joists on each side.
Chapter 4 FLOOR CONSTRUCTION
cdn.ymaws.comTherefore, depending on the actual back-span-to-cantilever-length ratio, the back-span end of the double cantilever joists supporting the ends of a braced wall may need to provide uplift restraint as much as twice than that listed in IRC Table R502.3.3(1). However, because the magnitude of the uplift load at the back-span …