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Reply With QuoteAs per my usual recommendation - download the Tillings SmartFrame QuickDesign. It will cover just about anything and includes F27 KDHW as well as LVL's, MGP etc, etc.
Span Tables for Hardwood Hi all,
I’m writing to ask for help getting some span tables I can use with hardwood. I can get F27 from my local lumber yard but can’t find suitable span tables. I’ve tried googling around and followed the threads on this forum but they all seem to be for softwood. Can anyone help? I’ve tried downloading some of the software that seems to be available but can’t get it to produce what I need. It looks like I could get what I need from AS1684 but don’t want to pay $100+ for it.
If anyone has AS1684 and can (legally) scan / send me the relevant tables, I’d be grateful.
BTW I found the attached but if I am reading right, it only includes bearer span tables. It has some tables labeled joist tables but they don’t seem to be joist tables to me (they reference floor load width rather than joist spacing so they look more like bearer span tables)
Australian hardwood domestic deck span tables.pdf
Otherwise any help much appreciated.
Kind regards,
Andrew
As per my usual recommendation - download the Tillings SmartFrame QuickDesign. It will cover just about anything and includes F27 KDHW as well as LVL's, MGP etc, etc.
DIY electrical house wiring details suitable for Australia - http://goo.gl/9d33T (PDF file)
Not F27 but close.
May be best to buy a book.
I gave up looking or asking for that, google seems to be of little help short of book offers.
I called my structural engineer who gave me what I needed over the phone and gratis.
http://www.thoratimbers.com.au/downl...%20_F14F17.pdf
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it advances one funeral at the time.
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...you can download a copy from my link. Note that you may need to download version 5 of the Foxit viewer as the more recent versions now honour digital restrictions management (sigh, more feature bloat).
DIY electrical house wiring details suitable for Australia - http://goo.gl/9d33T (PDF file)
Hyne timbers have a good program as well.
regards inter
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