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anyone have info related to the notes below - mid 1950's construction:
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If this were all that I had to go on, my guess would be:
1) Adjustable height columns with telescoping tubes.
2) H.W. = Heavy wall.
Obviously, if this is the case, it would be nice to see some detail with respect to how the assembly is to be constructed.
These would be some pretty serious adjustable columns if that is, indeed, what they are.
What are we holding up? What's the column height?
1) Adjustable height columns with telescoping tubes.
2) H.W. = Heavy wall.
Obviously, if this is the case, it would be nice to see some detail with respect to how the assembly is to be constructed.
These would be some pretty serious adjustable columns if that is, indeed, what they are.
What are we holding up? What's the column height?
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These support just one level with a bay of 12'-6" x 13'-6". columns are about 11'-0" tall. Only about 35 kips currently. They sound quite stout for what I have but I don't know much about how they figured the capacity.
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Steel beams with cast in placed concrete slab and encasement.
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Bones - exactly what I needed, really appreciate it!
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