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How to calculate the beams' sections for a pine shed
Hi,
I want to make a pine shed supported by 4 pillars but I am in doubt regarding the rectangular sections I should use for the beams. The structure has the following design (floor plan): |-----380cm-----| -O-------------O- --- | | | ----------------- | | | 270cm ----------------- | | | | -O-------------O- | | | --- Notes: O = pillars The 2 x 270cm beams are placed on top of the pillars The 4 x 380cm beams are placed on top of the 2 x 270cm beams There is nothing (no weight) covering this structure so it just needs to support itself How can I calculate the sections of the rectangular pine beams that should be used in both directions? Thanks/Brgds j |
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How to calculate the beams' sections for a pine shed
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