26 Bearer
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- Опубликовано: 11 фев 2016
- This is the Twenty Sixth video in the series on the Timber Framing Code. This video looks at working out the size of the Bearers. The Bearers are the lowest timber members in the building they support the rest of the house.
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FLW • 4 Floor Load width (...
RLW • 6 Roof Load Width (RLW) 
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Hi, Great work.
Can you please tell how to determine the spacing of Bearers, In AS1684.2, Span tables require spacing as well. Thank you and appreciated.
HI Zeeshan
The spacing of any member is generally determined by the material that it is going to support e.g. Bearer by the maximum span of the joists, Joists by the maximum span of the flooring, Studs by the requirements for fixing the lining and so on.
Hope this helps.
I noticed you use the 4500mm RLW since your example was 1800. I believe the standards allow you to linearly interpolate so you could conceivably come up with a span column for your exact RLW. Not sure how useful this would be but might be economical in the case of this example. Wondering what your thoughts are. Cheers
Hi Mate, yes Interpolation is certainly an option if you want to work it out but even looking at the 1500 column it would only get me one timber size smaller so not sure if it would be worth it, hope this helps.
Might have skipped a few vids there mate, between 25 & 26. You said in one of the wall framing vids that you were using a concrete pad, I assume you've changed it up to a framed construction type floor of some sort for the sake of being able to cover them? With that in mind, will you be covering any sort of foundations/piers that go along with them?
+Mooncabbage Hi No i haven't skipped anything all the videos up to 25 were based on a Slab on Ground design but as you suspected I cant do bearers and joists for a Slab on Ground so i had to change the design for 26 and 27.
Unfortunately at this point in time i have no plans to cover footings anymore than i already have.
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Hpe this helps
Sorry, should have been clearer. I just found your channel, and I skipped the videos you posted between 25 and 26. Wasn't sure if you'd explained the change on one of those. Just trying to wrap my head around AS1684.2, starting to feel like I'm giving myself some serious brain damage.
Will certainly watch those other vids!
I like the vids but audio needs to be consistent.
Hi jkelectrical Im glad you like the videos, thanks for the feedback i will see what i can do