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help with construction calculation.
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Without calculation, one can say that in walls C14 is fully sufficient. In joists, the span is limited to approximately 3.5-3.8 m with 45x220. More input data are needed for calculation.
Yes, if the external dimensions of the house are 8 m, the free span should be approximately 3.6-3.7, so with s400 and cross-bracing it should work.Ribons said:
Is it a residence or what type of load is it? heated?
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I believe that larsbj with belsatning refers to the area of use. For residential buildings, floor joists should be designed for 200kg/sqm (plus the weight of the construction itself). In addition, there are requirements for it to withstand certain point loads.
The corresponding requirement for, for example, office buildings is 400kg/sqm. Naturally, one may need even higher requirements for special premises, parking garages, workshops, etc.
The corresponding requirement for, for example, office buildings is 400kg/sqm. Naturally, one may need even higher requirements for special premises, parking garages, workshops, etc.
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Cross-bracing involves regularly connecting the studs with crosspieces of slimmer studs. This means that the load on a floor joist is partially distributed to surrounding joists.
