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RSJ Span Tables for Domestic Openings: A Reading Guide
See how a span change affects moment and deflection, and record the floor, roof and support information needed for a domestic opening.
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203×133×25 RSJ: Dimensions, Mass and Calculation Inputs
Manufacturer-sourced properties for 203×133×25, a reproducible weight example, and what must be checked before specifying a beam.
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RSJ Beam Sizes Explained: Nominal Names and Actual Dimensions
Decode the three numbers in a UB size, distinguish dimensions from grade and length, and avoid common mistakes when reading a steel quotation.
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254×146×31 RSJ: Dimensions, Mass and Calculation Inputs
Manufacturer-sourced properties for 254×146×31, a reproducible weight example, and what must be checked before specifying a beam.
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RSJ Size Chart: Sourced UB Dimensions, Weights and Section Properties
Read a UB designation, compare actual dimensions and use the shared manufacturer table without confusing section properties with safe loads.
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RSJ Load and Span Tables: How to Read Their Assumptions
Distinguish product properties from design tables and check section family, jurisdiction, restraint, load definitions and table footnotes.
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RSJ Beam Weight per Metre: Manufacturer-Sourced Chart
Calculate a mixed RSJ order from listed kg/m, cutting lengths and quantities, with a worked schedule and explanations of kg, tonnes and kN.
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RSJ Safe Load Tables: What Must Be Specified
Audit a load table by checking its product, load units, restraints, limiting condition and source before using a value.