BOISE GLULAM® Beams Floor Load Tables • Uniform PLF load values are limited by shear, moment, total load deflection limited to L/240 and live load deflection limited to L/360. • Live …

1. SPAN is the on-center distance between supports and is valid for simple span applications. 2. Dry-use conditions. 3. Total load deflection limit = Span/240. 4. Live load ≤ 0.67 x Total load 5. …

Glued laminated beams (glulams) are used in a wide range of applications in both commercial and residen‑ tial construction. The tables in this publication provide recommended preliminary …

Tables 2, 3, 8 and 9 provide allowable loads for glulam beams used as simple span roof members for non‑snow loads (DOL factor = 1.25) and in snow load areas (DOL factor = 1.15).

Rule of thumb for sizing Glulam beam: as per thumb rule & general guideline, depth of the Glulam beam is 1/20th of span in inches and their width is 1/3 to 1/4 of the depth.

glulam can be designed for multiple-span conditions and cantilevers. V8s can also be used for single spans, but V4s are most cost-effective for this type of application. V8 BOISE GLULAM® …

Glulam beam span calculator: To calculate the span length of Glulam beam, by using thumb rule, multiply the depth of beam in inches by 20 to get total span length in inches, divide the span …

Tables 2, 3, 8 and 9 provide allowable loads for glulam beams used as simple span roof members in snow load areas (DOL factor = 1.15) and for non-snow loads (DOL factor = 1.25).

This guide contains span tables for a number of common uses of Glulam beams, such as floor joists, roof beams, rafters, lintels and posts. The purpose of these tables is to be used as a …

Glued laminated beams (glulams) are used in a wide range of applications in both commercial and residential construc-tion. The tables in this Engineered Wood Systems Data File provide …