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Sawn wood sizes
I thought I had a pretty reasonable grasp of wood sizes ... but latest
delivery surprised me. I wanted a consignment of good old 4x2" sawn ...... so in metric terms this should come in as standard size of 100 x 47 This is not PSE (or PAR) so expected that size to arrive. What turned up was 96 x 40 .... Now most of the span tables are based on TRADA standard sizes ... the TRADA standard states for thickness's up to & incl 100mm the permitted deviation is -1mm to +3mm How do timber yards sell graded sawn wood that is so far off the standard size ? If you are using C16 or C24 span tables wonder how much you are under spec by the wood being so far off the size ? |
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