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Beam Spans..THANX>>you guys (girls) rule!!!
From: WTWatkins@adelphia.net
Category: Structural
Remote Name: 24.51.174.199
Date: 12 May 2001
Time: 09:25 AM
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I thank you a million times for the reply. I was unaware of the 40 PSF
standard for live load and as I mentioned I am no structural engineer. Since
glulams and the like run around $17 per foot in my region I will most likely use
a 10" wide-flange steel I-beam, which will cost me approx. $100. I really
wanted to keep it all wood, though :(
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