Composite Steel Joists Including Supplement 1

First Edition
Standard Specifications
CJ-Series
for Composite Steel Joists

Weight Tables and Bridging Tables
Code of Standard Practice
The information presented in this publication has been developed by the Steel Joist Institute and is produced in accordance with recognized engineering principles and is for general information only. The
SJI and its committees have made a concerted effort to present accurate, reliable, and useful information on the design of composite steel joists. Application of this information should not be used or
relied upon for any specific project without competent professional assessment of its accuracy, suitability and applicability by a licensed professional engineer or architect. The publication of the material contained in this catalog is not intended as a representation or warranty on the part of the Steel
Joist Institute. Any person making use of this information does so at ones own risk and assumes all
liability arising from such use.
Copyright 2007
by
Steel Joist Institute
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DESIGN GUIDE LRFD WEIGHT TABLE FOR COMPOSITE
STEEL JOIST INSTITUTE
STEEL JOISTS, CJ-SERIES,
History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Lightweight Concrete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107
Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Membership. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD BRIDGING TABLE FOR
Steel Joist Institute Publications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
COMPOSITE STEEL JOISTS, CJ-SERIES,
Introduction to CJ-Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Lightweight Concrete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143
Standard Types . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
COMPOSITE JOIST DESIGN EXAMPLE 1

Uniformly Distributed Loading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 179
ACCESSORIES AND DETAILS
Added Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Special Loadings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187
CJ-Series Bridging Details . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Shear Stud Installation Details. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
CODE OF STANDARD PRACTICE FOR COMPOSITE
Approximate Duct Opening Sizes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
STEEL JOISTS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 195

Section 1. General. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 195
CJ-SERIES
2. Composite Joists and Accessories. . . . . . . . . 196

3. Materials. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 197
STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS
4. Inspection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 197
Section 100. Scope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
5. Estimating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198
101. Definition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
6. Plans and Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198
102. Materials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
7. Handling and Erection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 201
103. Design and Manufacture. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
8. Installation and Inspection of
104. Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Shear Stud Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 201
105. Erection Stability and Handling. . . . . . . . . . . 26
9. Concrete Placement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202
106. Shear Connector
10. Business Relations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203
Placement and Welding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
COMPOSITE JOIST FLOOR DESIGN
107. Special Cases . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
PARAMETERS CHECKLIST. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204
REFERENCED SPECIFICATIONS,
GLOSSARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206
CODES AND STANDARDS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SPECIFYING
APPENDICES
PROFESSIONAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Appendix A Fire-Resistance Ratings with

Composite Steel Joists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-1
Non-composite and Composite Effective
Appendix B OSHA Safety Standards for Steel
Moments of Inertia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Erection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-1
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD WEIGHT TABLE FOR COMPOSITE
The following documents contained in this catalog have been
STEEL JOISTS, CJ-SERIES,
approved by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI):
Normal Weight Concrete. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Standard Specifications for Composite Steel Joists,
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD BRIDGING TABLE FOR
CJ-Series (SJI-CJ-1.0)
COMPOSITE STEEL JOISTS, CJ-SERIES,
Code of Standard Practice for Composite Steel Joists
Normal Weight Concrete. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
(SJI-CJ COSP-1.0)
2007
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CONTENTS
1965
Development of a single specification for both the J- and HSeries Joists by the Steel Joist Institute and the American
Institute of Steel Construction.
INTRODUCTION
HISTORY
Formed five years after the first open web steel joist was manufactured, the Institute has worked since 1928 to maintain
sound engineering practice throughout our industry. As a
non-profit organization of active manufacturers, the Institute
cooperates with governmental and business agencies to
establish steel joist standards. Continuing research and
updating are included in its work.
1966
Development and introduction by the SJI and AISC of the
LJ-Series Joists, which replaced the LA-Series Joists. Also,
the development of a single specification for both the LJand the LH-Series Joists, with the use of 36,000 psi minimum yield strength steel for the LJ-Series, and 36,000 psi to
50,000 psi minimum yield strength steel for the LH-Series.
The first joist in 1923 was a Warren truss type, with top and
bottom chords of round bars and a web formed from a single
continuous bent bar. Various other types were developed, but
problems also followed because each manufacturer had their
own design and fabrication standards. Architects, engineers
and builders found it difficult to compare rated capacities and
to use fully the economies of steel joist construction.
1970
Introduction of the DLJ- and DLH-Series Joists to include
depths through 72 inches and spans through 144 feet.
1971
Elimination of chord section number 2 and the addition of
joist designations 8J3 and 8H3 to the load tables.
Members of the industry began to organize the Institute, and

in 1928 the first standard specifications were adopted, followed in 1929 by the first load table. The joists covered by
these early standards were later identified as open web
steel joists, SJ-Series.
1972
(a) Adoption by the SJI and AISC of a single specification
for the LJ-, LH-, DLJ-, and DLH-Series Joists.
(b) Adoption by the SJI and AISC of the expanded specifications and load tables for Open Web Steel Joists with
increased depths through 30 inches, and spans through
60 feet, plus adding chord section numbers 9, 10 and 11.
Other landmark adoptions by the Institute include the following:

1953
Introduction of Longspan Steel Joists, L-Series.
Specifications and a standard load table, covering spans
through 96 feet and depths through 48 inches, were jointly
approved with the American Institute of Steel Construction.
1978
(a) Elimination of the J-, LJ-, and DLJ-Series Joists because
of the widespread acceptance of high strength steel
joists.
1959
Introduction of the S-Series Joists, which replaced the SJSeries Joists. The allowable tensile stress was increased
from 18,000 to 20,000 psi, joist depths were expanded
through 24 inches, and spans increased through 48 feet.
(b) Introduction of Joist Girders, complete with specifications and weight tables, in response to the growing need
for longer span primary structural members with highly
efficient use of steel.
1961
(a) Introduction of the J-Series Joists, which replaced the
S-Series Joists. The allowable tensile stress was increased
from 20,000 psi to 22,000 psi, based on the use of steel with
a minimum yield strength of 36,000 psi.
1986
Introduction of the K-Series Joists, which replaced the HSeries Joists. The reasons for developing the K-Series Joists
were: (1) to achieve greater economies by utilizing the Load
Span design concept; (2) to meet the demand for roofs with
lighter loads at depths from 18 inches to 30 inches; (3) to offer
joists whose load carrying capacities at frequently used spans
are those most commonly required; (4) to eliminate the very
heavy joists in medium depths for which there was little, if any,
demand.
(b) Introduction of the LA-Series Joists, which replaced the

L-Series Joists. The LA-Series Joists were designed to a
maximum tensile stress of either 20,000 psi or 22,000 psi,
depending on the yield strength of the steel.
(c) Introduction of the H-Series Joists, whose design was
based on steel with a minimum yield strength of 50,000 psi,
and an allowable tensile stress of 30,000 psi.
1994
(a) Introduction of the KCS Joists as a part of the K-Series
Specification in response to the need for a joist with a
constant moment and constant shear. The KCS Joist is
an economical alternative joist that may be specified for
special loading situations.
1962
Introduction of the LH-Series Joists, utilizing steel whose minimum yield strength was between 36,000 psi and 50,000 psi
and an allowable tensile strength of 22,000 psi to 30,000 psi.
(b) Addition of metric nomenclature for all Joist and Joist

Girder Series in compliance with government and industry
standards.
Open to manufacturers who produce, on a continuing basis,

joists of the K-, LH-, DLH-, CJ-Series and/or Joist Girders,
conforming to the Institute's Specifications and Load Tables
or Weight Tables and/or Bridging Tables as appropriate.
Membership requirements differ as described below.
(c) Addition of revised stability criteria.

2002
(a) Introduction of Joist Substitutes, K-Series.
(b) K-Series, LH- and DLH- Series and Joist Girder
Specifications approved as American National
Standards (ANSI).
APPLICANTS BASED ON K-SERIES JOISTS

The Institute's Consulting Engineer checks to see that
designs conform to the Institute's Specifications and Load
Tables. This comprises an examination of: (1) Complete
engineering design details and calculations of all K-Series
Joists, bridging and accessories for which standards have
been adopted; (2) Data obtained from physical tests of a
limited number of joists, conducted by an independent laboratory, to verify conclusions from analysis of the applicant's
engineering design details and calculations.
(c) Revisions to K-Series Section 6, LH- and DLH-Series

Section 105, and Recommended Code of Standard
Practice for conformance to OSHA Steel Erection
Standard 1926.757.
(d) Addition of Standing Seam Roof requirements to the KSeries Specification Section 5.8(g) and the LH- and
DLH-Series Specification Section 104.9(g).
An initial plant inspection and subsequent biennial inspections are required to ensure that the applicant/member possesses the facilities, equipment and personnel required to
properly fabricate the K-Series Joists.
(e) Addition of Definition for Parallel Chord Sloped Joists

K-Series Section 5.13 and LH-Series Section 104.14.
2005
(a) Major revision of K-Series, LH- and DLH-Series and
Joist Girder Specifications to allow the design of joists
and Joist Girders to be either in accordance with Load
and Resistance Factor design (LRFD) or Allowable
Strength Design (ASD).
APPLICANTS BASED ON LH- OR DLH-SERIES OR CJSERIES JOISTS OR JOIST GIRDERS
(b) Major revision of K-Series and LH- and DLH-Series Load

Tables to be in both LRFD and ASD.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR PRODUCT QUALITY
Designs are checked by the Consulting Engineer. Biennial

in-plant inspections (but no physical tests) are required.
(c) Expansion of Joist Girder Weight Tables to spans

through 120 feet.
The plant inspections are not a guarantee of the quality of

any specific joists or Joist Girders; this responsibility lies fully
and solely with the individual manufacturer.
(d) Code of Standard Practice was renamed.
SERVICES TO NONMEMBERS
2007
Introduction of the CJ-Series Composite Joists, complete with
specifications, weight tables and bridging tables, in response
to the growing need to have a standard design specification
for all member companies producing composite steel joists.
The Institute's facilities for checking the design of K-, LH-,

DLH-, CJ-Series Joists or Joist Girders are available on a
cost basis.
The Steel Joist Institute does not check joist designs for specific construction projects.
Fabrication to Institute
Specifications is the responsibility of the individual manufacturer.
POLICY
The manufacturers of any standard SJI products shall be
required to submit design data for verification of compliance with Steel Joist Institute Specifications, undergo
physical design verification tests (on K-Series only), and
undergo an initial plant inspection and subsequent biennial in-plant inspections for all products for which they wish
to be certified.
SJI Member companies complying with the above conditions
shall be licensed to publish the appropriate copyrighted SJI
Specifications, Load Tables, Weight Tables and Bridging
Tables.
INTRODUCTION
MEMBERSHIP
form composite dead load.
INTRODUCTION
STEEL JOIST INSTITUTE PUBLICATIONS
The depth of the bearing seat at the ends of under-slung CJSeries Composite Steel Joists can vary from 2.5 inches (64
mm) to 7.5 inches (191 mm). Suggested bearing depths for
a given composite joist are included in the DESIGN GUIDE
WEIGHT TABLES FOR COMPOSITE STEEL JOISTS, CJSERIES that are included in this catalog.
Visit the SJI Web Site at <www.steeljoist.org> for a complete

listing of SJI publications and a copy of the standard order
form. Also, be sure to check the website for upcoming
Education Seminars in your area.
A. 42nd Edition Catalog of Standard Specifications, Load
Tables and Weight Tables for Steel Joists and Joist
Girders (2005)
No. 3 Structural Design of Steel Joist Roofs to Resist

Ponding Loads (2007)
All Composite Steel Joists are fabricated with special camber. CJ-Series joists act as pinned-pinned members when
fabricated with the typical under-slung bearing seats.
Minimum camber is typically equal to the anticipated deflection resulting from the dead load of the joist, metal deck, and
concrete slab.
No. 5 Vibration of Steel Joist - Concrete Slab Floors

(1988)
ADVANTAGES ASSOCIATED WITH UTILIZING CJSERIES COMPOSITE STEEL JOISTS
No. 6 Structural Design of Steel Joist Roofs to Resist

Uplift Loads (2007)
CJ-Series joists provide a number of advantages including

those listed below:
B. The following TECHNICAL DIGESTS are also available

from the Institute:
No. 8 Welding of Open Web Steel Joists (1983)
1. Reductions in overall floor to floor height of the structure.
No. 9 Handling and Erection of Steel Joists and Joist

Girders (2006)
No. 11 Design of Lateral Load Resisting Frames using
Steel Joists and Joist Girders (2007)
2. Mechanical ducts and piping can be run through the

open webs of the CJ-Series joists instead of running
beneath the joist bottom chord. Specially designed
panel configurations and web openings can be provided.
No. 12 Evaluation and Modification of Open Web Steel

Joists and Joist Girders (2007)
3. Maximum span-to-depth ratios of 30 permit the use of

shallower joists for any given span.
C. 75-Year Steel Joist Manual (1928-2003)
4. Efficient composite design makes it possible to span

greater
distances.
This results in larger column spacing, thus increasing
the rental value of the floor space.
D. Computer Vibration Program

E. SJI Video No. 1 Introduction to Steel Joists
F. SJI Video No. 2 The Safe Erection of Steel Joists and
5. Composite Steel Joists are more efficient allowing a

reduction in the joist weight for any given joist depth.
Lighter weight joists translate into potentially lighter
weight columns and reduced foundation costs.
INTRODUCTION TO CJ-SERIES
Joist Girders (2001)
Open Web Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series are light
weight, shop-manufactured steel trusses. Composite Steel
Joists are used to directly support floor or roof slabs or
decks between walls, beams, and main structural members.
6. Live load deflections are significantly reduced. With

the overlying concrete slab locked to the steel joist,
the resulting composite action provides a stiffer floor
system.
The CJ-Series joists are capable of supporting larger floor or

roof loadings due to the attachment of the concrete slab to
the top chord of the composite joist. Shear connection
between the concrete slab and steel joist is typically made
by the welding of shear studs ranging in diameter from 3/8
inch (10 mm) to 3/4 inch (19 mm) thru the steel deck to the
underlying CJ-Series Composite Steel Joist.
7. Efficient erection of the CJ-Series joist system

reduces construction time and permits early occu-
STANDARD TYPES
pancy of the building. Wider joist spacing reduces the
number of joists to be erected and fireproofed.
Composite Steel Joists can be furnished with either underslung or square ends, with parallel chords.
The composite joist designation is determined by its nominal

depth, the letters CJ, followed by the total uniform composite load, uniform composite live load, and finally the uni-
ACCESSORIES / DETAILS
ADDED MEMBERS
CL OF PANEL POINT
CL OF POINT LOAD
FIELD INSTALLED MEMBER

BRACE, EACH SIDE NOT
BY JOIST MANUFACTURER.
AS SPECIFIED
EACH END (TYP.)
CL OF PANEL POINT
CL OF POINT LOAD
MAY VARY BY
MANUFACTURER
FIG. 1 - TYPICAL JOIST REINFORCEMENT

AT CONCENTRATED LOADS
FIG. 2-CEILING EXTENSION
Standard joists, including CJ-Series, are not designed for

localized bending from point loads. Concentrated loads
must be applied at joist panel points or field strut members
must be utilized as shown.
Joist manufacturers can provide a specially designed joist with
the capability to take point loads without the added members
if this requirement and the exact location and magnitude of the
loads are clearly shown on the contract drawings. Also, the
manufacturer can consider the worst case for both the shear
and bending moment for a traveling load with no specific location. When a traveling load is specified, the contract drawings
should indicate whether the load is to be applied at the top or
bottom chord, and at any panel point, or at any point with the
local bending effects considered.
FIG. 3 - BOTTOM CHORD EXTENSION

BAY LENGTH
ADDITIONAL ROW OF XBRIDGING,

BRIDGING NEAR SUPPORT
ADDITIONAL ROW OF XBRIDGING,

BRIDGING NEAR SUPPORT
USE STANDARD SJI CRITERIA FOR BEARING
FULL DEPTH CANTILEVERED END

ADDITIONAL ROW OF
BRIDGING AT END
USE STANDARD SJI CRITERIA FOR

BEARING
FIG. 4 - SQUARE ENDED, BOTTOM BEARING
FIG. 5 - CANTILEVERED, BOTTOM BEARING,

SQUARE END
Whenever joists are bottom chord bearing, (diagonal bridging)

should be installed from joist to joist at or near the bearing
location to provide additional lateral erection stability.
The weight of walls, signage, fascia, etc. supported at the end

of a cantilever square end must be shown on the contract
drawings to be properly considered in the joist design.
Note: Joist configuration and member sizes may vary.
Note: Joist configuration and member sizes may vary.
CJ-SERIES BRIDGING DETAILS

EXPANSION BOLTS BY OTHERS
BRIDGING ANCHORS BY OTHERS, U.N.O.
FIELD WELD ALL CONNECTIONS
FIELD WELDED
FIG. 6 - HORIZONTAL BRIDGING ANCHORAGE
FIG. 6 - HORIZONTAL BRIDGING

SEE SJI SPECIFICATIONS
NOTE: DO NOT WELD BRIDGING TO JOIST WEB MEMBERS. DO NOT
HANG ANY MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, ETC. FROM BRIDGING.
EXPANSION BOLTS BY OTHERS

BRIDGING ANCHORS BY OTHERS, U.N.O.
BOLT (TYP.)
FIELD WELD ALL CONNECTIONS
FIG. 7 - WELDED CROSS BRIDGING

HORIZONTAL BRIDGING SHALL BE USED IN SPACE
ADJACENT TO THE WALL TO ALLOW FOR PROPER
DEFLECTION OF THE JOIST NEAREST THE WALL.
FIG. 8 - BOLTED CROSS BRIDGING

(a) HORIZONTAL BRIDGING UNITS SHALL
BE USED IN THE SPACE ADJACENT TO THE
WALL TO ALLOW FOR PROPER DEFLECTION OF THE JOIST NEAREST THE WALL.
HORIZONTAL BRIDGING
CUT TO FIT IN FIELD LAP TO BE 2" MIN.
USE ALL DROPS.
2"
1/8
1/8
(b) CLIP CONFIGURATION MAY VARY FROM

THAT SHOWN.
1/8
2"
1/8
FIG. 9 - HORIZONTAL BRIDGING LAP JOINTS AND

ATTACHMENT TO JOISTS
NOTE 3
NOTE 1
CONCRETE
STUD
STEEL DECK
NOTE 2
CONSTANT SLAB
THICKNESS
dstud
JOIST CHORD
FIG. 10 - MINIMUM SHEER STUD HEIGHT, MINIMUM

CONCRETE COVER AND MAXIMUM DECK HEIGHT
NOTES:
1) THE TOP OF THE SHEAR STUD HEAD SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 11/2 in.
(38 mm) ABOVE THE TOP OF THE DECK RIB.
2) THE TOP COVERING OF CONCRETE OVER THE HEAD OF THE STUD
SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 1/2 in. (13 mm).
3) MAXIMUM DECK HEIGHT = 3 in. (76 mm);
MINIMUM DECK HEIGHT = 1 in. (25 mm).
MINIMUM 4d stud
MINIMUM 4d stud
dstud
FIG. 11 - MINIMUM TRANSVERSE SHEAR STUD SPACING

THE STUDS SHALL BE TRANSVERSELY SPACED A MINIMUM OF 4 STUD DIAMETERS
WHEN SHEAR STUD PAIRS ARE PLACED WITHIN ONE DECK RIB.
MINIMUM 3dstud
MINIMUM 3dstud
tud
4d s
NI
MI
UM
dstud
FIG. 12 - MINIMUM TRANSVERSE SHEAR STUD SPACING

THE STUDS SHALL BE TRANSVERSELY SPACED A MINIMUM OF 3 STUD DIAMETERS
WHEN SHEAR STUDS ARE STAGGERED WITHIN ONE DECK RIB.
MIMIMUM OF 6dstud
EXCEPT WHEN STUDS
ARE PLACED WITHIN
THE SAME DECK RIB
M
IN
IM
UM
4d
stu
STUDS PLACED IN THE

SAME RIB SHALL HAVE
A MINIMUM HORIZONTAL
GAGE OF 4 STUD
DIAMETERS
MAXIMUM 36 in.
(914 mm) OR 8 x
TOTAL CONCRETE
SLAB DEPTH.
stud
IN
IM
UM
4d
stu
FIG. 13 - MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM LONGITUDE SHEAR

STUD SPACING
SINGLE STUDS MUST BE

STAGGERED BETWEEN CHORDS
STUD
GAGE
CL CL
JOIST MIDSPAN
MIDSPAN
FIG. 14 - SINGLE AND DOUBLE SHEAR STUD POSITIONS ON TOP CHORD
JOIST TOP CHORD
MIDSPAN
FIG. 15 - SHEAR STUD LAYOUT IN STRONG POSITION
JOIST TOP CHORD
FIG. 16 - SHEAR STUD LAYOUT IN WEAK POSITION
DOUBLE
STUDS
STUD
FIG. 17 - MINIMUM LONGITUDINAL EDGE DISTANCE

FOR END SHEAR STUDS
NOTE: X DECK HEIGHT + 4d stud
Y
STUD
JOIST TOP CHORD
FIG. 18 - MINIMUM TRANSVERSE EDGE DISTANCE

FOR END SHEAR STUDS
NOTE: Y 6 INCHES
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SPECIFYING PROFESSIONAL MUST INDICATE ON STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS SIZE AND LOCATION OF ANY DUCT THAT
IS TO PASS THRU JOIST. THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE ANY FIRE PROOFING ATTACHED TO JOIST. THE APPROXIMATE
DUCT OPENING SIZES SHOWN IN THE TABLE ARE TO BE UTILIZED ONLY FOR PRELIMINARY ESTIMATING PURPOSES.
CONTACT JOIST MANUFACTURER DURING FINAL DESIGN PHASE FOR DUCT SIZES SPECIFIC FOR THE JOIST IN THE
PROJECT.
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NOTES:
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American National Standard SJI-CJ-1.0
STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS
FOR COMPOSITE STEEL JOISTS, CJ-SERIES
Adopted by the Steel Joist Institute May 10, 2006
- Effective May 10, 2006
SECTION 100.
SECTION 102.
SCOPE
MATERIALS
102.1 STEEL CHORD and WEB MEMBERS
This specification covers the Load and Resistance Factor

Design (LRFD), manufacture, and use of simply-supported
Open Web Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series.
(a) Specifications
The steel used in the manufacture of chord and web sections shall conform to one of the following ASTM
Specifications of latest adoption:
SECTION 101.
Carbon Structural Steel, ASTM A36/A36M.
DEFINITION
High-Strength, Low-Alloy Structural Steel, ASTM

A242/A242M.
The term Composite Steel Joists, as used herein, refers to

open web, parallel chord, load-carrying members suitable for
direct support of one-way floor or roof systems. Members
may consist of hot-rolled or cold-formed steel, including
cold-formed steel whose yield strength* has been attained
by cold working. Shear connection between the joist top
chord and overlying concrete slab allows the steel joist and
slab to act together as an integral unit after the concrete has
adequately cured.
High-Strength Carbon-Manganese Steel of Structural

Quality ASTM A529/A529M, Grade 50.
High-Strength Low-Alloy Columbium-Vanadium
Structural Steel, ASTM A572/A572M Grade 42 or 50.
Steel, Sheet and Strip, High-Strength, Low-Alloy, HotRolled and Cold-Rolled, with Improved Atmospheric
Corrosion Resistance, ASTM A606.
The design of CJ-Series joist chord sections shall be based

on a yield strength of 50 ksi (345 MPa). Web sections shall
be based on a yield strength of at least 36 ksi (250 MPa), but
not greater than 50 ksi (345 MPa). Steel used for CJ-Series
joist chord or web sections shall have a minimum yield
strength determined in accordance with one of the procedures specified in Section 102.1(b), which is equal to the
yield strength assumed in the design.
Steel, Sheet, Cold-Rolled, Carbon, Structural, HighStrength Low-Alloy and High-Strength Low-Alloy with
Improved Formability, ASTM A1008/A1008M.
Steel, Sheet and Strip, Hot-Rolled, Carbon, Structural,
High-Strength Low-Alloy and High-Strength Low-Alloy
with Improved Formability, ASTM A1011/A1011M.
or shall be of suitable quality ordered or produced to
other than the listed specifications, provided that such
material in the state used for final assembly and manufacture is weldable and is proved by tests performed by
the producer or manufacturer to have the properties
specified in Section 102.1(b).
Composite Steel Joists shall be designed in accordance with

these specifications to support the loads defined by the
specifying professional.
* The term Yield Strength as used herein shall designate the yield level of a material as determined by the
applicable method outlined in ASTM A 370, Standard
Test Methods and Definitions for Mechanical Testing
of Steel Products, paragraph 13.1 Yield Point, and
in paragraph 13.2 Yield Strength, or as specified in
Section 102.1(b) of this Specification.
(b) Mechanical Properties

The yield strength used as a basis for the design stresses prescribed in Section 103 shall be at least 36 ksi (250
MPa), but not greater than 50 ksi (345 MPa). Evidence
that the steel furnished meets or exceeds the design
yield strength shall, if requested, be provided in the form
of an affidavit, or by witnessed or certified test reports.
For material used without consideration of increase in
yield strength resulting from cold forming, the specimens
shall be taken from as-rolled material. In the case of
material with mechanical properties that conform to the
requirements of one of the listed specifications, the test
specimens and procedures shall conform to those of
Standard Specifications for Composite Steel Joists,

CJ-Series,
Steel Joist Institute - Copyright, 2006
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CJ-SERIES SPECIFICATIONS
High-Strength Low-Alloy Structural Steel with 50 ksi

(345 MPa) Minimum Yield Point to 4 inches (100 millimeters) thick, ASTM A588/A588M.
COMPOSITE STEEL JOISTS, CJ-SERIES
ACI-318, Building Code Requirements for Structural

Concrete and Commentary.
such specifications and to ASTM A370.

In the case of material with mechanical properties that
do not conform to the requirements of one of the listed
specifications, the test specimens and procedures shall
conform to the applicable requirements of ASTM A370,
and the specimens shall exhibit a yield strength equal to
or exceeding the design yield strength and an elongation
of not less than (a) 20 percent in 2 inches (51 millimeters) for sheet and strip, or (b) 18 percent in 8 inches
(203 millimeters) for plates, shapes and bars with adjustments for thickness for plates, shapes and bars as prescribed
in
ASTM
A36/A36M,
A242/A242M,
A529/A529M, A572/A572M, or A588/A588M, whichever
specification is applicable on the basis of design yield
strength.
102.4 CONCRETE
For the determination of the available strength, concrete
shall have a compressive strength, f'c , of not less than 3 ksi
(21 MPa) nor more than 10 ksi (70 MPa) for normal weight
concrete and not less than 3 ksi (21 MPa) nor more than 6
ksi (42 MPa) for lightweight concrete.
102.5 WELDING ELECTRODES
The following electrodes shall be used for arc welding:
a) For connected members both having a specified yield
strength greater than 36 ksi (250 MPa).
AWS A5.1: E70XX
AWS A5.5: E70XX-X
The number of tests shall be as prescribed in ASTM

A6/A6M for plates, shapes, and bars; and ASTM A606,
A1008/A1008M and A1011/A1011M for sheet and strip.
AWS A5.17: F7XX-EXXX, F7XX-ECXXX flux

electrode combination
AWS A5.18: ER70S-X, E70C-XC, E70C-XM
If as-formed strength is utilized, the test reports shall show

the results of tests performed on full section specimens in
accordance with the provisions of the AISI North American
Specification for the Design of Cold-Formed Steel
Structural Members. They shall also indicate compliance
with these provisions and with the following additional
requirements:
AWS A5.20: E7XT-X, E7XT-XM

AWS A5.23: F7XX-EXXX-XX, F7XX-ECXXX-XX
AWS A5.28: ER70S-XXX, E70C-XXX
AWS A5.29: E7XTX-X, E7XTX-XM
b) For connected members both having a specified minimum yield strength of 36 ksi (250 MPa) or one having
a specified minimum yield strength of 36 ksi (250
MPa), and the other having a specified minimum yield
strength greater than 36 ksi (250 MPa).
a) The yield strength calculated from the test data shall

equal or exceed the design yield strength.
b) Where tension tests are made for acceptance and control purposes, the tensile strength shall be at least
6 percent greater than the yield strength of the section.
AWS A5.1: E60XX

AWS A5.17: F6XX-EXXX, F6XX-ECXXX flux
electrode combination
c) Where compression tests are used for acceptance

and control purposes, the specimen shall withstand a
gross shortening of 2 percent of its original length
without cracking. The length of the specimen shall be
not greater than 20 times its least radius of gyration.
AWS A5.20: E6XT-X, E6XT-XM

AWS A5.29: E6XTX-X, E6XT-XM
or any of those listed in Section 102.5(a).
Other welding methods, providing equivalent strength as
demonstrated by tests, shall be permitted.
d) If any test specimen fails to pass the requirements of

subparagraphs (a), (b), or (c) above, as applicable,
two retests shall be made of specimens from the
same lot. Failure of one of the retest specimens to
meet such requirements shall be the cause for rejection
of the lot represented by the specimens.
102.6 PAINT
Standard shop practice is to furnish composite joists
unpainted. Paint may potentially hinder the installation of
welded shear studs to the joist top chord.
102.2 STEEL SHEAR STUDS
SECTION 103.
Headed steel shear studs shall conform to the requirements

of AWS D1.1 Structural Welding Code-Steel, Sections 7 and
C7, Stud Welding with a minimum tensile strength of 65 ksi
(450 MPa). Manufacturers certification shall constitute sufficient evidence of conformity with AWS D1.1.
DESIGN AND
MANUFACTURE
102.3 REINFORCING STEEL
103.1 METHOD
The specified minimum yield stress of reinforcing bars

utilized in the concrete slab shall not exceed 75 ksi (525
MPa). Additional concrete and steel reinforcing bar material
limitations are specified in the American Concrete Institute,
The design of Composite Steel Joists shall be based on

achieving the nominal flexural strength of the composite
member and is limited to the design of one-way, composite
joist systems that meet the following criteria:
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a) Members are simply-supported and are not considered part of the lateral load-resisting system.
103.3 NOMINAL STRESSES

Joists shall have their components so proportioned that the
required stresses, fu , shall not exceed Fn where,
b) Horizontal shear connection is achieved by direct

bearing of embedments within the concrete slab.
Where any applicable design feature is not specifically covered herein, the design shall be in accordance with the
following specifications:
fu
= required stress computed for the factored loads

based on the factors and load combinations, ksi
(MPa)
= resistance factor
For steel that consists of hot-rolled shapes, bars, or

plates, use the American Institute of Steel Construction,
Specification for Structural Steel Buildings.
Fn = nominal stress, ksi (MPa)
For members that are cold-formed from sheet or strip

steel, use the American Iron and Steel Institute, North
American Specification for the Design of ColdFormed Steel Structural Members.
Fy = specified minimum yield stress, ksi (MPa)
Fn = design stress, ksi (MPa)

= modulus of elasticity of steel, ksi (MPa)
(a) Tension:
t = 0.90
103.2 LOAD COMBINATIONS
For Chords: Fy = 50 ksi (345 MPa)
When load combinations are not specified to the joist manufacturer, the required stress shall be computed for the factored
loads based on the factors and load combinations as follows:
For Webs:
(a) Noncomposite
Fy = 50 ksi (345 MPa), or Fy = 36 ksi (250 MPa)

Fn = Fy
(103.3-1)
Fn = tFy
(103.3-2)
(b) Compression:
1.4Dc
(103.2-1)
1.2Dc + 1.6Lc
(103.2-2)
c = 0.90
For members with Kl
Where:
4.71
(b) Composite
1.2D + 1.6 (L, or Lr, or S, or R)
(103.2-4)
For members with Kl

r
> 4.71
Fcr = 0.877Fe
QFy
Fe
Fcr = Q 0.658
Lc = construction live load due to the work crews and

the construction equipment, lb/ft.2 (kPa)
(103.2-3)
E
QFy
Dc = construction dead load due to weight of the joist,

the decking, and the fresh concrete, lb/ft.2 (kPa)
1.4D
Fy
(103.3-3)
E
QFy
(103.3-4)
Where:
Where, Fe = elastic buckling stress determined in accordance with Equation 103.3-5.
D = dead load due to the weight of the structural elements and the permanent features of the structure,
lb/ft.2 (kPa)
L =
Fe =
live load due to occupancy and movable equipment,

lb/ft.2 (kPa)
Kl 2
r
Lr = roof live load, when composite joists are utilized in

roofs, lb/ft.2 (kPa)
S =
(103.3-5)
For hot-rolled sections, Q is the full reduction factor for

slender compression elements.
snow load, when composite joists are utilized in

roofs, lb/ft.2 (kPa)
R = load due to initial rainwater or ice exclusive of the

ponding contribution, when composite joists are
utilized in roofs, lb/ft.2 (kPa)
Fn = Fcr
(103.3-6)
Fn = cFcr
(103.3-7)
In the above equations, l is taken as the distance in inches

(millimeters) between panel points for the chord members
and web members, and r is the corresponding least radius
of gyration of the member or any component thereof. E is
equal to 29,000 ksi (200,000 MPa).
When special loads are specified and the specifying professional does not provide the load combinations, the
provisions of SEI/ASCE 7, Minimum Design Loads for
Buildings and Other Structures shall be used for load
combinations.
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Use 1.2/lx for a crimped, first primary compression web

member when a moment-resistant weld group is not used
for this member; where rx = member radius of gyration in
the plane of the joist.
103.4 MAXIMUM SLENDERNESS RATIOS
For cold-formed sections the method of calculating the

nominal compressive strength is given in the AISI, North
American Specification for the Design of Cold-Formed
Steel Structural Members.
The effective slenderness ratio, kl/r (Chod and Galambos

1975), to be used in calculating the nominal stresses, Fcr and
Fe, is the largest value as determined from Table 103.4-1,
Parts B and C.
(c) Bending:
The slenderness ratios, 1.0l/r and 1.0ls /r of members as a

whole or any component part shall not exceed the values given
in Table 103.4-1, Parts A.
b = 0.90
In compression members when fillers or ties are used, they

shall be spaced so that the ls /rz ratio of each component does
not exceed the governing l/r ratio of the member as a whole.
The terms used in Table 103.4-1 are defined as follows:
Bending calculations are to be based on using the elastic

section modulus.
For chords and web members other than solid rounds:
Fy = 50 ksi (345 MPa)
Fn = Fy
(103.3-8)
Fn = bFy
(103.3-9)
l = length center-to-center of panel points, except

l = 36 inches (914 millimeters) for calculating l/ry of
top chord member, in. (mm).
ls = maximum length center-to-center between panel
point and filler (tie), or between adjacent fillers
(ties), in. (mm).
For web members of solid round cross section:

Fy = 50 ksi (345 MPa), or
Fy = 36 ksi (250 MPa)
Fn = 1.6 Fy
(103.3-10)
Fn = b(1.6 Fy)
(103.3-11)
rx = member radius of gyration in the plane of the joist,

in. (mm).
ry = member radius of gyration out of the plane of the
joist, in. (mm).
For bearing plates:

Fy = 50 ksi (345 MPa), or
Fy = 36 ksi (250 MPa)
rz = least radius of gyration of a member component, in.

(mm).
Fn = 1.5 Fy
(103.3-12)
Fn = b(1.5 Fy)
(103.3-13)
(d) Weld Design Strength: w = 0.75

Fn = 0.6 Fexx
(103.3-14)
Fn = w(0.6 Fexx)
(103.3-15)
Design Shear Strength = Rn = Fn A = w(0.6 Fexx) A

(103.3-16)
Where, A = effective throat area
Made with E70 series electrodes or F7XX-EXXX
flux-electrode combinations
Fexx = 70 ksi (483 MPa)
Made with E60 series electrodes or F6XX-EXXX
flux-electrode combinations
Fexx = 60 ksi (414 MPa)
Tension or compression on groove or butt welds shall be the
same as those specified for the connected material.
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TABLE 103.4-1
MAXIMUM AND EFFECTIVE SLENDERNESS RATIOS
Description
A.
The slenderness ratios, 1.0l/r and 1.0ls /r , of members as a whole or any

component part shall not exceed 90.
B.
The effective slenderness ratio, kl/r, to determine Fcr where k is:

1. With fillers or ties
0.75 1.0
2. Without fillers or ties
----3. Single component members
0.75 1.0
The effective slenderness ratio, kl/r, to determine F'e where k is:
0.75 --2. Without fillers or ties
0.75 --3. Single component members
0.75 ---
1.0
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A.
The slenderness ratios, 1.0l/r and 1.0ls /r, of members as a whole or any
B.

1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
The effective slenderness ratio, kl/r, to determine F'e where k is:
1.0
--2. Without fillers or ties
1.0
--3. Single component members
1.0
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--1.0
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1.0
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TENSION MEMBERS CHORDS AND WEBS

A.
IV
--0.75
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TOP CHORD END PANEL
C.
III
kls /rz
TOP CHORD INTERIOR PANEL
C.
II
kl/rz
The slenderness ratios, 1.0l/r and 1.0ls /r, of members as a whole or any
COMPRESSION MEMBERS
A.
The slenderness ratios, 1.0l/r and 1.0ls /r , of members as a whole or any

B.

0.75 1.0
0.75* 1.0
--1.0
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* If moment-resistant weld groups are not used at the ends of a crimped, first primary
compression web member, then 1.2 l/rx must be used.
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1.0
-----
kl/rx kl/ry
Where,
103.5 MEMBERS
fau = Pu /A t = required compressive stress, ksi (MPa)
(a) Chords
(1)
Non-composite Design
Pu = required axial strength using LRFD load

combinations, kips (N)
The bottom chord shall be designed as an axially loaded

tension member.
fbu = Mu/S = required bending stress at the location

under consideration, ksi (MPa)
The top chord must resist the construction loads, at which

time the joist is behaving non-compositely. An analysis
shall be made using an effective depth of the joist to determine the member forces due to construction loads. The
effective depth for a non-composite joist shall be considered the vertical distance between the centroids of the top
and bottom chord members.
Mu = required flexural strength using LRFD load

combinations, kip-in. (N-mm)
S
= elastic section modulus, in.3 (mm3)
Fcr = nominal axial compressive stress in ksi (MPa)

based on l/r as defined in Section 103.4
Cm = 1 - 0.3 fau /cF'e for end panels
The minimum horizontal flat leg width and minimum thickness of top chord shall be as specified in Table 103.5-1.
Cm = 1 - 0.4 fau /cF'e for interior panels

Fy = specified minimum yield strength, ksi (MPa)
TABLE 103.5-1
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MINIMUM TOP CHORD SIZES FOR INSTALLING

WELDED SHEAR STUDS
F'e =
Kl 2
, ksi (MPa)
rx
Shear Stud
Diameter
in. (mm)
Minimum Horizontal
Flat Leg Width
in. (mm)
Minimum Leg
Thickness
in. (mm)
0.375 (10)
1.50 (38)
0.125 (3.2)
0.500 (13)
1.75 (44)
0.167 (4.2)
Q = form factor defined in Section 103.3
0.625 (16)
2.00 (51)
0.209 (5.3)
A t = area of the top chord, in.2, (mm2)
0.750 (19)
2.50 (64)
0.250 (6.3)
(103.5-1)
1. one-eighth of the joist span, center-to-center of supports;
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fau 0.2, fau
+
cFcr 9
cFcr
Cmfbu
1
fau
cF'e
2. one-half the distance to the center-line of the adjacent

joist;
1.0
3. the distance to the edge of the slab.
Q bFy
(103.5-2)
fau < 0.2, fau

+
cFcr
2 c Fcr
= radius of gyration about the axis of bending, in.

(mm)
The distance between the centroid of the tension bottom

chord and the centroid of the concrete compression block,
de, shall be computed using a concrete stress of 0.85f'c
and an effective concrete width, be, taken as the sum of the
effective widths for each side of the joist centerline, each of
which shall be the lowest value of the following:
at the mid panel:
for
rx
(2) Composite Design
at the panel point:
for
= chord panel length per Section 103.4, in. (mm)
The top chord shall be considered as stayed laterally by the

floor provided the requirements of Section 104.9(d) of
these specifications are met.
The top chord shall be designed as a continuous member

subject to combined axial and bending stresses and shall
be so proportioned that
fau + fbu 0.9Fy
Cmfbu
f
1 au
cF'e
1.0
Q bFy
(103.5-3)
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a = Mn /(0.85 f'c be de) tc, in. (mm)
(103.5-4)
de = dj ybc + hdeck + tc a/2, in. (mm)
(103.5-5)
Where,
Where,
a
= depth of concrete compressive stress block,

in. (mm)
Ab
= cross-sectional area of steel joist bottom

chord, in.2 (mm2)
be
= effective width of concrete slab over the joist,

in. (mm)
An
= net cross-sectional area of the steel joist

bottom chord, in.2 (mm2)
dj
= steel joist depth, in. (mm)
be
f'c
= specified minimum 28 day

compressive strength, ksi (MPa)
= effective width of concrete slab over the joist,

in. (mm)
de
= vertical distance from the centroid of steel joist

bottom chord to the centroid of resistance of
the concrete in compression, in.(mm)
concrete
hdeck = height of metal deck, in. (mm)

Mn
= nominal moment capacity of the composite

joist, kip-in. (N-mm)
Fu
= tensile strength of the steel joist bottom chord,

ksi (MPa)
tc
= thickness of concrete slab above the steel

deck, in. (mm)
Fy
= specified minimum yield stress of steel joist

bottom chord, ksi (MPa)
ybc
= vertical distance to centroidal axis of bottom

chord measured from the bottom of the
bottom chord, in. (mm)
= number of shear studs between the point of

maximum moment and zero moment
tc
= minimum thickness of the concrete slab above

the top of the metal deck, in. (mm)
When the metal deck ribs are perpendicular to the steel

joists, the concrete below the top of the metal deck shall
be neglected when determining section properties and in
calculating the concrete compressive block.
(b) Webs
Vertical shears to be used in the design of the web
members shall be determined from the controlling load
combination from Section 103.2(b), but such vertical
shears shall not be less than the following:
Mu Mn
i.
ii. Tension web members controlled by (i.) shall be

designed for a compressive force resulting from a
factored shear value of:
(103.5-6)
Mn = minimum design flexural strength of composite

section as determined from Equations 103.5-7,
103.5-8, 103.5-9, and 103.5-10 kip-in. (N-mm)
Mu
= required flexural strength determined from

applied factored loads, kip-in. (N-mm)
Where,
The design flexural strength of the composite section, Mn,

shall be computed as the lowest value of the following limit
states: Bottom Chord Tensile Yielding, Bottom Chord
Tensile Rupture, Concrete Crushing, and Shear Connector
Strength.
a) Bottom Chord Tensile Yielding:
t = 0.90
Mn = t AbFyde
b) Bottom Chord Tensile Rupture:
(103.5-7)
tr = 0.75
Mn = tr AnFude
c) Concrete Crushing:
d) Shear Connector Strength:
cc = 0.85
(103.5-9)
(103.5-11)
wL
non-factored live load due to occupancy and

moveable equipment, plf (kN/m)
design length for the composite joist as

defined in Table 104.2-1, Definition of Span,
ft. (m) where design length = Span 0.33 ft.
(Span 102 mm)
Vc min =
minimum factored compressive design shear

in tension web members, lb (kN)
Maximum slenderness ratios shall be in accordance with

Sections III and IV of Table 103.4-1.
stud = 0.90
Mn = stud NQnde 0.50 tAbFyde
Vc min = (1.6wL)L
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Interior vertical web members used in modified Warren

type web systems shall be designed to resist the gravity
loads supported by the member plus 2.0 percent of the
composite bottom chord axial force.
(103.5-8)
Mn = cc 0.85f'cbet cde
25% of the factored end reaction.
(c) Chord Configuration
(103.5-10)
Composite joists shall have parallel chords.
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The contribution of the steel joist top chord to the

moment capacity of the composite system shall be
ignored. The first top chord end panel member shall be
designed for the full factored load requirements as a
non-composite member per Section 103.5(a)(1).
f) The sum of surface (piping) porosity diameters shall

not exceed 1/16 inch (2 millimeters) in any 1 inch
(25 millimeters) of design weld length.
(d) Eccentricity
Members connected at a joint shall have their centers of
gravity lines meet at a point, if practical. Eccentricity on
either side of the neutral axis of chord members may be
neglected when it does not exceed the distance between
the neutral axis and the back of the chord. Otherwise, provision shall be made for the stresses due to eccentricity.
g) Weld splatter is acceptable.

(2) Welding Program
Manufacturers shall have a program for establishing
weld procedures and operator qualification and for weld
sampling and testing.
Eccentricity between the intersection of the centroid of the

web members and center of compression in the concrete
slab may be neglected. Ends of joists shall be proportioned to resist bending produced by eccentricity at the
support.
(3) Weld inspection by Outside Agencies (See Section

104.13 of this specification).
The agency shall arrange for visual inspection to determine that welds meet the acceptance standards of
Section 103.6(a)(1) above. Ultrasonic, X-Ray, and
magnetic particle testing are inappropriate for joists due
to the configurations of the components and welds.
In those cases where a single angle compression member

is attached to the outside of the stem of a tee or double
angle chord, due consideration shall be given to eccentricity.
(b) Strength
(e) Extended Ends
(1) Joint Connections - Joint connections shall develop the

maximum force due to any of the design loads, but not
less than 50 percent of the nominal strength of the
member in tension or compression, whichever force is
the controlling factor in the selection of the member.
Extended top chords or full depth cantilever ends require

the special attention of the specifying professional. The
magnitude and location of the design loads to be supported, the deflection requirements, and the proper bracing
shall be clearly indicated on the structural drawings. The
extended steel top chord shall support all end loads without relying on any composite action.
(2) Shop Splices - Shop splices may occur at any point in

chord or web members. Splices shall be designed for
the member force but not less than 50 percent of the
nominal member strength. Members containing a butt
weld splice shall develop an ultimate tensile force of at
least 57 ksi (390 MPa) times the full design area of the
chord or web. The term member shall be defined as
all component parts, comprising the chord or web, at
the point of splice.
Design of concrete reinforcing steel in the negative

moment region shall be the responsibility of the specifying
professional.
(f) Joist Bearing Depths
The joist bearing depths shall range from 2 1/2 inches (64
millimeters) to 7 1/2 inches (191 millimeters).
103.6 CONNECTIONS
(c) Field Splices
(a) Methods
Field splices shall be designed by the manufacturer and

may be either bolted or welded. Splices shall be designed
for the member force, but not less than 50 percent of the
nominal member strength.
Joint connections and splices shall be made by attaching

the members to one another by arc or resistance welding
or other accredited methods.
(d) Shear Studs
(1) Welded Connections
Shear studs, after installation, shall extend not less than

1 1/2 in. (38 mm) above the top of the steel deck and there
shall be at least 1/2 in. (13 mm) of concrete cover above
the top of the installed studs.
a) Selected welds shall be inspected visually by the

manufacturer. Prior to this inspection, weld slag
shall be removed.
b) Cracks are not acceptable and shall be repaired.
For studs in 1.5 in. (38 mm), 2 in. (51 mm), or 3 in. (76 mm)
deep decks with dstud / t top chord 2.7 :
c) Thorough fusion shall exist between layers of weld

metal and base metal for the required design length
of the weld; such fusion shall be verified by visual
inspection.
Qn = Min 0.5Astud f'cEc , RpRgAstud Fu stud (kips)

(103.6-1)
d) Unfilled weld craters shall not be included in the

design length of the weld.
Qn = Min 0.5Astud
e) Undercut shall not exceed 1/16 inch (2 millimeters)

for welds oriented parallel to the principal stress.
f'cEc , (RpRgAstud Fu stud
(N)
(103.6-2)
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103.7 CAMBER
For studs in 1.5 in. (38 mm), 2 in. (51 mm), or 3 in. (76 mm)
deep decks with 2.7< dstud / t top chord 3.0 :
CJ-Series joists shall be cambered. The approximate camber

will be based on the deflection associated with 100% of the
non-composite unfactored dead load plus any additional loads
defined by the specifying professional.
0.5Astud f'cEc
Qn = Min
RpRgAstud Fu stud 1.5
dstud
t top chord
(kips)
2.7
103.8 VERIFICATION OF DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE
(103.6-3)
(a) Design Calculations
0.5Astud f'cEc

RpRgAstud Fu stud )6670
dstud
t top chord
Companies manufacturing any CJ-Series Joists shall submit

design data to the Steel Joist Institute (or an independent
agency approved by the Steel Joist Institute) for verification of
compliance with the SJI Specifications.
(N)
2.7
(103.6-4)
Where:
Astud
dstud
Ec
f'c
=
=
=
=
Fu stud
Qn
Rp
Rg
=
=
=
t top chord
=
=
=
(b) In-Plant Inspections

Each manufacturer shall verify his ability to manufacture CJSeries Joists through periodic In-Plant Inspections.
Inspections shall be performed by an independent agency
approved by the Steel Joist Institute. The frequency, manner
of inspection and manner of reporting shall be determined by
the
Steel
Joist
Institute.
The Plant inspections are not a guarantee of the quality of any
specific joists; this responsibility lies fully and solely with the
crosssectional area of shear stud, in.2 (mm2)

diameter of shear stud, in. (mm)
modulus of elasticity of the concrete, ksi (MPa)
specified minimum 28 day concrete compressive strength, ksi (MPa)
minimum tensile strength of stud, 65 ksi
(450 MPa)
shear capacity of a single shear stud, kips (N)
shear stud coefficient from Table 103.6-1
1.00 for one stud per rib or staggered position
studs
0.85 for two studs per rib side-by-side
0.70 for three studs per rib side-by-side
thickness of top chord horizontal leg or
flange, in. (mm)
SECTION 104.
APPLICATION
individual manufacturer.
104.1 USAGE
The specifications shall apply to any type of structure where
floor and roof decks are to be supported directly by Composite
Steel Joists installed as hereinafter specified. Joists used
other than for simple spans as prescribed in Section 103.1
shall be investigated and modified as necessary by the specifying professional to limit the unit stresses to those listed in
Section 103.3. Design for large openings that interrupt truss
action is beyond the scope of this specification.
TABLE 103.6-1
VALUES FOR Rp
Wr
3/8 in.
1/2 in.
5/8 in.
3/4 in.
(10 mm) (13 mm) (16 mm) (19 mm)
Dia. Stud Dia. Stud Dia. Stud Dia. Stud
Deck
Height
@mid-height
1 in.
(25 mm)
1.9 in.
(48 mm)
0.55
0.55
0.50
0.45
1.5 in.
(38 mm)
2.1 in.
(53 mm)
0.55
0.50
0.45
0.40
1.5 in.
(38 mm)
Inverted
3.9 in.
(99 mm)
0.85
0.60
0.60
0.60
2 in.
6 in.
(51 mm) (152 mm)
0.55
0.50
0.45
3 in.
6 in.
(76 mm) (152 mm)
CAUTION: If a rigid connection of the bottom chord is to be

made to the column or other support, it shall be made only
after the application of the non-composite dead loads. The
joist is no longer simply-supported and the system must be
investigated for continuous frame action by the specifying
professional.
The designed detail of a rigid type connection and moment
plates shall be shown on the structural drawings by the specifying professional. The moment plates shall be furnished by
other than the joist manufacturer.
104.2 SPAN
0.50
0.50
The span of a standard SJI composite joist shall be from 12

to 30 times the depth of the steel joist. The term Span is
defined in Table 104.2-1, Definition of Span.
0.50
Notes: 1) Wr @ mid-height = Average deck rib width of deck

rib containing the shear stud.
2) The deck is assumed to be oriented perpendicular
to the joists.
104.3 DEPTH
The depth of the composite joist shall be the vertical distance
from the top of the steel top chord to the bottom of the bottom
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Qn = Min
fessional in the design of the steel support.
chord.
For 2 1/2" Seat Depth < 5":
104.4 END SUPPORTS
The ends of CJ-Series Joists shall extend a distance

of not less than 2 1/2 inches (64 millimeters) over the
steel supports.
(a) Masonry and Concrete

CJ-Series Joists supported by masonry or concrete are to
bear on steel bearing plates and shall be designed as steel
bearing. Due consideration of the end reactions and all
other vertical and lateral forces shall be taken by the specifying professional in the design of the steel bearing plate
and the masonry or concrete. The ends of CJ-Series
Joists shall extend over the masonry or concrete support
as shown below and be anchored to a steel bearing plate.
This steel bearing plate shall be located no more than 1/2
inch (13 millimeters) from the face of the wall.
The distance over the wall that the composite joist shall
bear, width of the steel bearing plate and anchorage of the
CJ-Series Joists shall be as defined below:
For Seat Depth 5":

of not less than 4 inches (102 millimeters) over the
steel supports.
Where it is deemed necessary to butt opposite joists over
a narrow steel support with bearing less than that noted
above, special ends must be specified, and such ends
shall have positive attachment to the support, either by
bolting or welding.
104.5 BRIDGING
Top and bottom chord bridging is required and shall consist of

one or both of the following types:

masonry or concrete support and be anchored to
the steel bearing plate.
(a) Horizontal
Horizontal bridging lines shall consist of continuous horizontal steel members. The l/r ratio of the bridging member
shall not exceed 300, where l is the distance in inches (millimeters) between attachments and r is the least radius of
gyration of the bridging member.
The width of the plate perpendicular to the span of

the Composite Steel Joist shall be not less than 6
inches (152 millimeters).
The Composite Steel Joists must bear a minimum of
2 1/2 inches (64 millimeters) on the steel bearing
plate.
(b) Diagonal
Diagonal bridging lines shall consist of cross-bracing with a
l/r ratio of not more than 200, where l is the distance in
inches (millimeters) between connections and r is the least
radius of gyration of the bracing member. Where crossbracing members are connected at their point of intersection, the l distance shall be taken as the distance in inches
(millimeters) between connections at the point of intersection of the bridging members and the connections to the
chords of the joists.
For Seat Depth 5":

masonry or concrete support and be anchored to
the steel bearing plate.
The width of the plate perpendicular to the span of
the Composite Steel Joist shall be not less than 9
inches (229 millimeters).
(c) Bridging Lines

For spans up through 60 feet (18.3 meters), welded horizontal bridging may be used except where the row of bridging nearest the center is required to be bolted diagonal
bridging as indicated on the joist manufacturers joist placement plans. When the span of the composite steel joist is
over 60 feet (18.3 meters), but not greater than 100 feet
(30.5 meters), hoisting cables shall not be released until
the two rows of bridging nearest the third points are completely installed. When the span exceeds 100 feet (30.5
meters) hoisting cables shall not be released until all rows
of bridging are completely installed. For spans over 60 feet
(18.3 meters) all rows of bridging shall be diagonal bridging with bolted connections at the chords and intersections.
The Composite Steel Joists must bear a minimum of

4 inches (102 millimeters) on the steel bearing plate.
The steel bearing plate is to be designed by the specifying
professional and shall be furnished by other than the joist
manufacturer.
Where it is deemed necessary to bear less than the dimensions listed above over the masonry or concrete support,
special consideration is to be given to the design of the
steel bearing plate and the masonry or concrete by the
specifying professional. The joist must meet the minimum
bearing requirement on the steel bearing plate.
(b) Steel
(d) Spacing
Due consideration of the end reactions and all other vertical and lateral forces shall be taken by the specifying pro-
Bridging must be properly spaced and anchored to sup-
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port the decking and the employees prior to the attachment

of
the
deck
to
the
top
chord.
The maximum spacing of lines of bridging, lbr shall be
the lesser of,

dj
lbr = 100 + 0.67d j + 40
r , in.
L y
dj
lbr = 100 + 0.026d j + 0.48
r , mm
L y
E = Modulus of Elasticity of steel = 29,000 ksi

lbr
(200,000
MPa)
ry
and
is determined from Equations 104.5-1a,
104.5-1b or 104.5-2
(104.5-1a)
(f) Sizing of Bridging
(104.5-1b)
or
lbr = 170ry
Horizontal joist bridging shall be designed to resist the

nominal compressive force shown in Equation 104.5-3.
Diagonal bridging shall be capable of resisting in tension
the nominal horizontal force shown in Equation 104.5-3.
(104.5-2)
Where,
(g) Bottom Chord Bearing Joists
dj is the steel joist depth, in. (mm)
Where bottom chord bearing joists are utilized, a row of

diagonal bridging shall be provided near the support(s).
This bridging shall be installed and anchored before the
hoisting cable(s) is released.
L is the design length for the composite joist, ft. (m)

ry is the out-of-plane radius of gyration of the top
chord, in. (mm)
The number of rows of bottom chord bridging shall not be
less than the number of top chord rows. Rows of bottom
chord bridging are permitted to be spaced independently
of rows of top chord bridging.
104.6 INSTALLATION OF BRIDGING

Bridging shall be provided to support the top chord during
installation of the decking prior to the attachment of the deck
to the top chord. All bridging and bridging anchors shall be
completely installed before construction loads are placed on
the joists. Bridging shall support the top and bottom chords
against lateral movement during the construction period and
shall hold the steel joists in the approximate position as
shown on the joist placement plans.
(e) Connections
Connection of bridging to the chords of the Composite
Steel Joists shall be made by positive mechanical means
or by welding. Ends of all bridging lines terminating at
walls, beams, or double joists boxed by diagonal bridging
shall be anchored.
104.7 END ANCHORAGE
Connection of the horizontal and diagonal bridging to the

joist chord or bridging terminus point shall be capable of
resisting the nominal top chord horizontal force, Pbr
given in Equation 104.5-3.
Pbr = 0.0025 n A t Fconstruction , lbs (N)
(a) Masonry and Concrete

Ends of Composite Steel Joists resting on steel bearing
plates on masonry or structural concrete shall be
attached thereto as defined below:
(104.5-3)
Where,
With a minimum of two 1/8 inch (3 millimeters) fillet

welds 1 inch (25 millimeters) long, or with two 1/2
inch (13 millimeters) ASTM A307 bolts, or with the
equivalent.
n = 8 for horizontal bridging

n = 2 for diagonal bridging
At = cross sectional area of joist top chord, in.2 (mm2)
For Seat Depth 5":
Fconstruction = assumed nominal stress in top chord due

2
to construction
loads
E
Fconstruction =
12.2ksi
2
0.9lbr
ry
(104.5-4a)

welds 2 inches (51 millimeters) long, or with two
3/4 inch (19 millimeters) ASTM A307 bolts or the
equivalent.
(b) Steel
Fconstruction =
E
0.9lbr 2
ry
Ends of Composite Steel Joists resting on steel supports

shall be attached thereto as defined below:
84.1 MPa

(104.5-4b)

welds 1 inch (25 millimeters) long, or with two 1/2
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Where,
The specifying professional shall give due consideration to the

effects of deflection, both short and long term, and vibration* in
the selection of composite joists. All deflection calculations
should account for the inherent flexibility of the open web configuration.
inch (13 millimeters) ASTM A307 bolts, or with the

equivalent.
For Seat Depth 5"
With a minimum of two 1/4 inch (6 millimeters) fillet welds 2 inches (51 millimeters) long, or with two
3/4 inch (19 millimeters) ASTM A307 bolts or the
equivalent.
* For further reference, refer to Steel Joist Institute

Technical Digest #5, Vibration of Steel Joist-Concrete
Slab Floors and the Institutes Computer Vibration
Program.
In steel frames, where columns are not framed in at least

two directions with solid structural steel members, joists
at column lines shall be field bolted and the joist bottom
chords must be restrained by a vertical stabilizer plate
attached to the column providing lateral stability during
construction. Where constructability does not allow a
steel joist to be installed directly at the column, an alternate
means of stabilizing the joist shall be installed on both sides
near the column (OSHA 2001). When CJ-Series joists are
used to provide lateral stability to the supporting member,
the final connection shall be made by welding or as
designated by the specifying professional.
104.11 PONDING
When Composite Steel Joists are used in roofs, a ponding*
investigation shall be performed by the specifying professional.
* For further reference, refer to the Steel Joist Institute
Technical Digest #3, Structural Design of Steel Joist
Roofs to Resist Ponding Loads and AISC Specifications.
104.12 UPLIFT
When Composite Steel Joists are used in roofs, and where
uplift forces due to wind are a design requirement, these forces
must be indicated on the contract drawings in terms of net uplift
in pounds per square foot (kilopascals). When these forces are
specified, they must be considered in the design of the joists
and/or bridging. A single line of bottom chord bridging must be
provided near the first bottom chord panel points whenever
uplift due to wind forces is a design consideration.*
(c) Uplift
Where uplift forces are a design consideration, composite
joists used in roof applications shall be anchored to resist
such forces (Refer to Section 104.12).
104.8 JOIST SPACING
* For further reference, refer to Steel Joist Institute

Technical Digest #6, Structural Design of Steel Joist
Roofs to Resist Uplift Loads.
Composite joists shall be spaced so that the loading on each

joist does not exceed the design load.
104.9 DECKS
104.13 INSPECTION
(a) Material
Joists shall be inspected by the manufacturer before shipment

to verify compliance of materials and workmanship with the
requirements of these specifications. If the purchaser wishes
an inspection of the steel joists by someone other than the
manufacturers own inspectors, they may reserve the right to
do so in their Invitation to Bid or the accompanying Job specifications.
Floor deck shall consist of formed steel capable of supporting the required load at the specified joist spacing.
(b) Thickness
Cast-in-place slabs shall be not less than 2 inches
(51 millimeters) thick above the deck.
(c) Bearing
Arrangements shall be made with the manufacturer for such

shop inspection of the joists at the manufacturing shop by
the purchasers inspectors at purchasers expense.
Slabs or decks shall bear uniformly along the top chords

of the joists.
(d) Attachments of the steel deck
The deck shall be attached per Steel Deck Institute
requirements prior to placing construction loads on the
composite joists. The spacing of the attachments along
the top chord shall not exceed 36 inches (914 millimeters).
104.10 DEFLECTION
The deflection due to the design live load shall not exceed the
following:
Floors: 1/360 of span.
Roofs: 1/360 of span where a plaster ceiling is attached
or suspended.
1/240 of span for all other cases.
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TABLE 104.2-1
DEFINITION OF SPAN
CL
CL
SPAN
BEARING LENGTH
BEARING LENGTH
DETAIL #1
CL
SPAN
BEARING LENGTH
SPAN
BEARING LENGTH
BEARING LENGTH
CLEAR SPAN
DETAIL #3
NOTES: 1) DESIGN LENGTH (ENGLISH UNITS) = SPAN - .033 FT.

DESIGN LENGTH (METRIC UNITS) = SPAN - 102 mm
2) MINIMUM BEARING LENGTH IS A FUNCTION OF THE SEAT
DEPTH. (SEE SECTION 104.2)
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SEAT
DEPTH
DETAIL #2
BEARING LENGTH
SECTION 105.*
the third points of the joist, as indicated on the joist

placement plans, the following shall apply:
ERECTION STABILITY
AND HANDLING
a. Hoisting cables shall not be released until the two

rows of bolted diagonal erection bridging are
installed and anchored; and
b. No more than two employees shall be allowed on
these spans until all other bridging is installed and
anchored.
105.1 Joist Erection

When it is necessary for the erector to climb on the composite
steel joists, extreme caution must be exercised since
unbridged joists may exhibit some degree of instability under
the erectors weight.
(5) Where the span of the composite steel joist requires

all lines of bridging to be bolted diagonal erection
bridging as indicated on the joist placement plans,
the following shall apply:
* For a thorough coverage of this topic, refer to Steel

Joist Institute Technical Digest #9, Handling and
Erection of Steel Joists and Joist Girders.
a. Hoisting cables shall not be released until all bridging is installed and anchored; and
(a) Erection Stability
b. No more than two employees shall be allowed on

anchored.
Joist erection bridging requirements shall be determined

by the joist manufacturer and indicated on the joist placement plans.
(6) When permanent bridging terminus points can not be

used during erection, additional temporary bridging
terminus points are required to provide lateral stability.
(b) Stability Requirements during Joist Erection

(1) Before an employee is allowed on the composite
steel joist: BOTH ends of composite joists at columns
(or composite joists designated as column joists)
shall be attached to its supports. For all other composite joists a minimum of one end shall be attached
before the employee is allowed on the composite
joist. The attachment shall be in accordance with
Section 104.7- End Anchorage.
(7) In the case of bottom chord bearing joists, the ends of

the composite joist must be restrained laterally per
Section 104.5(g) before releasing the hoisting cables.
(8) After the composite steel joist is straightened and
plumbed, and all bridging is completely installed and
anchored, the ends of the joists shall be fully connected to the supports in accordance with Section
104.7- End Anchorage.
When a bolted seat connection is used for erection

purposes, as a minimum, the bolts must be snug
tightened. The snug tight condition is defined as the
tightness that exists when all plies of a joint are in
firm contact. This may be attained by a few impacts
of an impact wrench or the full effort of an employee
using an ordinary spud wrench.
(c) Landing and Placing Loads

(1) Except as stated in paragraph 105(c)(3) of this section,
no Construction Loads are allowed on the Composite
Steel Joists until all bridging is installed and anchored,
and all joist bearing ends are attached. Construction
Loads (for joist erection) means any load other than
the weight of the employee(s), the joists, and the
bridging bundle(s).
(2) On composite steel joists that do not require erection

bridging as shown on the joist placement plans, only
one employee shall be allowed on the composite joist
unless all bridging is installed and anchored.
(2) During the construction period, loads placed on the

Composite Steel Joists shall be distributed so as not
to exceed the non-composite capacity of the composite steel joists.
(3) Where the span of the composite steel joist requires

one line of bolted diagonal erection bridging nearest
the mid-span of the joist, as indicated on the joist
placement plans, the following shall apply:
(3) No bundle of deck may be placed on Composite

Steel Joists until all bridging has been installed and
anchored and all composite steel joist bearing ends
attached, unless the following conditions are met:
a. Hoisting cables shall not be released until the row of

bolted diagonal erection bridging is installed and
anchored, unless an alternate method of stabilizing
the composite steel joist has been provided; and
a. The contractor has first determined from a qualified

person and documented in a site specific erection
plan that the structure or portion of structure is
capable of supporting the load. A qualified person
means one who, by possession of a recognized
degree, certificate, or professional standing, or who
by extensive knowledge, training, and experience,
b. No more than one employee shall be allowed on

these spans until all bridging is installed and
anchored.
(4) Where the span of the Composite Steel Joist requires
two lines of bolted diagonal erection bridging nearest
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points of zero moment, unless otherwise specified.

However the number of shear connectors placed
between any concentrated load and the nearest point of
zero moment shall be sufficient to develop the maximum
moment required at the concentrated load point.
has successfully demonstrated the ability to solve

or resolve problems relating to the subject mater,
the work, or the project;
b. The bundle of decking is placed on a minimum of 3
composite steel joists;
(b) Studs shall be alternately placed on each chord angle

section
for
double
angle
top
chords.
When constructability does not allow this to occur, stud
placement shall be limited as follows:
c. The composite steel joists supporting the bundle

of decking are attached at both ends;
d. At least one row of bridging is installed and
anchored;
1. No more than three studs shall be placed consecutively on any one chord angle, and
e. The total weight of the decking does not exceed

4000 pounds (1816 kilograms);
2. No more than 60% of the total number of studs shall

be placed on any one chord angle.
f. The edge of the bundle of decking shall be placed

within 1 foot (0.30 meter) of the bearing surface of
the composite steel joist end.
Studs shall have a minimum of 1/2 inch (13 millimeters)

concrete cover over the head of each stud (see Section
103.6(d)).
(4) The edge of any construction load shall be placed

within 1 foot (0.30 meter) of the bearing surface of the
composite steel joist end.
(c) The minimum center-to-center spacing of stud connectors shall be six stud diameters along the longitudinal
axis of the supporting composite joist, except that within
the ribs of formed steel decks oriented perpendicular to
the steel joists, the minimum center-to-center spacing
shall be four stud diameters in any direction.
(d) Field Welding

(1) All field welding shall be performed in accordance
with contract documents. Field welding shall not
damage the composite joists.
(e) The spacing of stud shear connectors along the length of

the supporting joist shall not exceed eight times the slab
depth or 36 inches (914 millimeters).
(e) Handling
Particular attention should be paid to the erection of
Composite Steel Joists. Care shall be exercised at all times
to avoid damage to the composite joists and accessories.
(f) To resist uplift, the steel deck shall be anchored to all supporting members at a spacing not to exceed 18 inches (460
millimeters). Such anchorage shall be provided by stud
connectors, a combination of stud connectors and arc spot
(puddle) welds, or other devices.
Each Composite Steel Joist shall be adequately braced laterally before any loads are applied. If lateral support is provided by the bridging, the bridging lines as defined in
Section 105(b), paragraphs (2), (3), (4) and (5), must be
anchored to prevent lateral movement.
SECTION 107.
SPECIAL CASES
(f) Fall Arrest Systems

Composite steel joists shall not be used as anchorage
points for a fall arrest system unless written approval to
do so is obtained from a qualified person as defined in
paragraph 105(c)(3)(a).
When a method of shear transfer is used other than headed

shear studs for developing composite joist behavior, the
strength of shear connectors and details of composite construction shall be established by a test program that has
been submitted to and accepted by the SJI.
SECTION 106.
SHEAR CONNECTOR
PLACEMENT AND
WELDING
(a) Shear connectors required on each side of the point of
maximum positive or negative bending moment, shall be
distributed uniformly between that point and the adjacent
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(d) The distance measured along the longitudinal axis of the

joist from the free edge of the concrete slab to the first
stud shall not be less than the deck height plus four stud
diameters.
(2) On cold-formed members whose yield strength has

been attained by cold working, and whose as-formed
strength is used in the design, the total length of weld
at any one point shall not exceed 50 percent of the
overall developed width of the cold-formed section.
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NOTES:
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Responsibility of the Specifying Professional

cable code under which the structure is designed.
SJI member companies have developed computer programs

to provide composite steel joist designs quickly and efficiently.
To do this, some basic information must be provided to the
manufacturer. The following list summarizes the needed
information from the Specifying Professional:
9) Camber:
The load to be used to calculate the camber must be
specified.
1) Joist Depth:
The joist depth must be provided in inches (mm). This
depth includes the steel joist portion only, not the deck slab.
The Composite Joist Floor Design Parameters Checklist that

can be found in the Code of Standard Practice for
Composite Steel Joists, includes a form for filling in the
above information.
2) Joist Span:
The joist span must be given in feet (mm). The span is
from the centerline of the supporting joist girder (structural steel) to the centerline of the opposite supporting
joist girder (structural steel). In the case of masonry
and/or concrete walls, span is measured from the inside
face of walls plus 8 inches (203 mm). For more information on span see the Standard Specifications for
Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series, Section 104.2.
Composite steel joists have some limitations that the

Specifying Professional must be aware of.
These include:
(a) Parallel top and bottom chords.
(b) The minimum and maximum deck heights are 1 inch
(25 mm) and 3 inches (76 mm), respectively.
(c) The minimum slab thickness above the top of the deck
must be 2 inches (51 mm).
3) Adjacent Member Spacing:

The distance in feet (mm) to the adjacent member or to
the edge of the slab (if an exterior joist) must be provided.
(d) Shear studs must have at least 1/2 inch (13 mm) of
concrete cover.
4) Type of Floor Deck:

Review each deck manufacturers deck load capacity
and deflection characteristics and specify the deck
depth, profile, and thickness to meet the building design.
(e) The concrete shall be placed to provide a constant

thickness along the entire span.
Provisions for field inspection of projects involving composite
steel joists shall be made by the Specifying Professional. This
inspection shall include, as a minimum, verifying the concrete
strength, concrete thickness, and shear stud attachment and
placement. For more information on shear stud placement and
welding see the Standard Specifications for Composite Steel
Joists, CJ-Series, Section 106.
5) Concrete Unit Weight:

The unit weight in pcf (kg/m3) must be indicated.
6) Concrete Compressive Strength:
The 28 day specified compressive strength of concrete
in ksi (MPa) must be provided.
This inspection will not be provided by SJI member manufacturers.
7) Slab Thickness above Floor Deck:

The actual slab thickness in inches (mm) above the top
of the deck must be indicated.
8) Composite Design Loads:
The loads which must be specified are as follows:
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
SPECIFYING PROFESSIONAL
a) Noncomposite DL:
Concrete, joists, deck, bridging, and any other noncomposite dead loads.
b) Construction LL:
A suggested minimum construction live load calculation can be found in the COSP for Composite Steel
Joists, SJI Composite Joist Floor Design Parameters
Checklist.
c) Composite DL:
Partitions, mechanical, electrical, fireproofing, floor
covering, ceilings, and other composite dead loads.
d) Composite LL:
Reduced design live loads may be specified if applicable.
N
o
t
e
:
The Specifying Professional shall provide the nominal
loads and load combinations as stipulated by the appli-
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NON-COMPOSITE AND COMPOSITE EFFECTIVE

MOMENTS OF INERTIA
2
Ichords = Itc + Ibc + de (Atc Abc)
(A tc + A bc)
Where,
Atc
Abc
Itc
Ibc
de
=
=
=
=
=
Area of the top chord (in.2)

Area of the bottom chord (in.2)
Moment of inertia of the top chord about the top chord x-x axis (in.4)
Moment of inertia of the bottom chord about the bottom chord x-x axis (in.4)
Effective depth for the steel joist (in.)
Web Type
Single or Double Angle
Web Members
Continuous Round Rod
Web Members
Cr
0.90 (1 e
L/D
)
0.28 (L/D) 2.8
0.721+0.00725 (L/D)
6 L/D 24
10 L/D 24
Where,
L = Span length (in.)
D = Nominal depth of steel joist (in.)
The non-composite moment of inertia of the joist can be determined as follows,
Inoncomp eff = CrIchords
and the composite effective moment of inertia of the joist can be determined as follows,
1
Ichords
1
Icomposite
Where,
= 1 1
Cr
Icomposite = Transformed moment of inertia using the actual joist chord areas (in.4)
References:
Barry Band Jr. and Tom Murray, Vibration Characteristics of Joist and Joist Girder Members,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Report No. CE / VPI-ST 96 / 07, July 1996
AISC Steel Design Guide 11, Floor Vibrations Due to Human Activity, Tom Murray, David Allen,
and Eric Ungar, 1997
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MOMENT OF INERTIA
Ieff =
NORMAL WEIGHT CONCRETE
DESIGN GUIDE
LRFD WEIGHT TABLE FOR
COMPOSITE STEEL JOISTS
CJ-SERIES
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

NORMAL WEIGHT TABLES
Normal Weight Concrete
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SJI COMPOSITE STEEL JOIST WEIGHT TABLES

A description of the terms and abbreviations used in the
weight tables is provided below:
The following tables may be used as a guide to assist with

preliminary designs for floor and roof construction utilizing
composite steel joists. These weight tables only apply to
uniformly loaded composite steel joists with parallel chords.
The top chords are considered as laterally supported by the
structural deck and slab. The tables are applicable for normal
weight concrete with a unit weight of 145 pcf (2350 kg/m3)
and lightweight concrete with an assumed unit weight of 110
pcf (1800 kg/m3) and based on a steel yield strength of 50
ksi (345 MPa). Concrete strength listed in the weight tables
can vary from 3 5 ksi (20.7 34.5 MPa), with the higher
concrete strength required for longer joist spans. The tables
also include a provision based on a one-half span live load
condition.
tc
= Thickness of concrete above the top of the deck,

in. (mm)
hr
= Nominal deck rib height, in. (mm)
Js
= Joist spacing, ft. (m)
TL
= Total factored uniform load applied to the

composite steel joist, plf (kN/m).
Wt
= Weight of composite steel joist, plf (kN/m).
W360 = Composite load, plf (kN/m) applied after the

concrete has cured that produces an
approximate deflection of 1/360 of the span.
The first row of figures for each joist depth, denoted as Wt,
gives the approximate weight of the composite steel joists in
pounds per linear foot, plf (kilonewtons per meter, kN/m).
These weights do not include accessories or bridging.
N-ds = Number of shear studs required/span diameter

of shear stud.
Ieff
= Composite moment of inertia, in.4 (mm4)
The shaded areas of the weight tables indicate the different

seat depths, where the blue shaded area represents a 2 1/2 in.
seat; white a 5 in. seat; and green a 7 1/2 in. seat. These seat
depths are based on the following criteria:
The second row, noted as W360 are the composite live loads
in pounds per linear foot, plf (kilonewtons per meter, kN/m) of
joist which will produce an approximate composite deflection of
1/360 of the span. Live loads which will produce a composite
deflection other than 1/360 of the span may be obtained by
using the W360 figures. For example, to obtain the load for a
deflection of 1/480 of the span, W480 = W360 x (360/480).
2 1/2 inches:
Where round web end bars are used and the top chord
vertical angle leg is less than or equal to 2 inches.
The third row denoted as N-ds lists the quantity and diameter of welded shear studs required per joist to carry the indicated Total Factored Uniformly Distributed Load. The installed
shear stud length in inches is assumed to be equal to the deck
height, in., + concrete thickness, in., above the deck 1/2 inch
(the stud length in millimeters is assumed to be equal to the
deck height, mm, + concrete thickness, mm, above the deck
13 mm). When determining the quantity of shear studs listed
in the following tables, all studs are assumed to be installed in
the weak position as shown in Figure 16.
5 inches:
Where the top chord vertical angle leg is greater than
2 inches, but less than 3 1/2 inches.
7 1/2 inches:
Where the top chord vertical angle leg is greater than
or equal to 3 1/2 inches.
There are many design combinations and criteria that need to
be considered for the proper design of a composite steel joist
such as joist depth, span and spacing, deck type and thickness, concrete strength, concrete unit weight, shear stud diameter, shear stud length, deflection limitations, minimum duct
size openings, panel layouts, UL fire rating, etc. The SJI
Composite Joist Floor Design Parameters Checklist contained
in the Code of Standard Practice for Composite Steel Joists
and the Responsibility of the Specifying Professional may be
used to help tailor your design to a specific project.
The fourth row noted as Ieff lists the effective moment of

inertia for the joist that will allow the Specifying Professional
to determine the deflection under composite loading.
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

The fifth row indicates the number of rows and type of bridging.
For more information on bridging type, size, and bridging forces,
the Specifying Professional should refer to the Composite Joist
Bridging Tables.
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DESIGN GUIDE LRFD WEIGHT TABLE FOR COMPOSITE STEEL JOISTS, CJ-SERIES
Based on a 50 ksi Maximum Yield Strength
BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
Concrete Slab Parameters
Normal Weight Concrete (145 pcf) f'c = 4.0 ksi
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2
4
Total Safe Factored Uniformly Distributed Joist Load in Pounds Per Linear Foot
300
5.0
400
5.2
500
5.6
600
6.2
700
6.7
800
7.2
900
7.6
1000
8.1
1200
10.4
Ieff(in4)
248
12-3/8"
46
248
12-3/8"
46
296
14-3/8"
55
340
18-3/8"
63
404
22-3/8"
75
439
24-3/8"
82
468
26-3/8"
87
530
30-3/8"
99
639
22-1/2"
119
Bridging
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(1)H
Wt(plf)
5.1
5.3
5.7
6.2
6.4
7.1
7.5
7.8
9.9
W360(plf)
316
316
379
420
436
519
563
608
730
18-1/2"
TL
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
10
12
N-ds
N-ds
12-3/8"
12-3/8"
14-3/8"
16-3/8"
18-3/8"
22-3/8"
24-3/8"
26-3/8"
Ieff(in4)
59
59
71
78
81
97
105
113
136
Bridging
(2)H
5.1
(2)H
5.3
(2)H
5.4
(2)H
5.9
(2)H
6.3
(2)H
6.4
(2)H
7.0
(2)H
8.4
(1)H
9.5
396
12-3/8"
396
12-3/8"
396
12-3/8"
477
14-3/8"
529
16-3/8"
550
18-3/8"
602
20-3/8"
696
12-1/2"
820
16-1/2"
74
(2)H
5.2
74
(2)H
5.3
74
(2)H
5.5
89
(2)H
5.9
98
(2)H
6.2
102
(2)H
6.8
112
(2)H
7.9
130
(1)H
8.1
153
(1)H
9.9
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
14
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
16
W360(plf)
488
488
488
589
589
663
711
790
970
N-ds
12-3/8"
91
(1)H
12-3/8"
91
(1)H
12-3/8"
91
(1)H
14-3/8"
110
(1)H
14-3/8"
110
(1)H
16-3/8"
123
(1)H
10-1/2"
132
(1)H
12-1/2"
147
(1)H
14-1/2"
181
(1)H
5.2
620
5.2
620
5.3
620
5.3
620
5.7
751
5.8
751
6.1
835
6.5
964
6.9
1058
12-3/8"
116
(1)H
12-3/8"
116
(1)H
12-3/8"
116
(1)H
12-3/8"
116
(1)H
14-3/8"
140
(1)H
14-3/8"
140
(1)H
16-3/8"
155
(1)H
20-3/8"
179
(1)H
22-3/8"
197
(1)H
5.3
717
5.3
717
5.3
717
5.4
717
5.4
867
5.4
867
5.7
963
6.1
1028
7.5
1284
12-3/8"
133
(1)H
12-3/8"
133
(1)H
12-3/8"
133
(1)H
12-3/8"
133
(1)H
14-3/8"
161
(1)H
14-3/8"
161
(1)H
16-3/8"
179
(1)H
16-3/8"
191
(1)H
12-1/2"
239
(1)H
W360(plf)
5.4
898
5.4
898
5.4
898
5.5
898
5.9
1084
5.9
1084
5.8
1200
6.2
1284
8.0
1605
N-ds
12-3/8"
12-3/8"
12-3/8"
12-3/8"
14-3/8"
14-3/8"
16-3/8"
16-3/8"
12-1/2"
Ieff(in4)
167
(1)H
5.7
1059
12-3/8"
197
(1)H
5.9
1198
12-3/8"
223
(1)H
167
(1)H
5.7
1059
12-3/8"
197
(1)H
5.9
1198
12-3/8"
223
(1)H
167
(1)H
5.7
1059
12-3/8"
197
(1)H
5.9
1198
12-3/8"
223
(1)H
167
(1)H
5.8
1059
12-3/8"
197
(1)H
6.0
1198
12-3/8"
223
(1)H
202
(1)H
6.2
1274
14-3/8"
237
(1)H
6.0
1198
12-3/8"
223
(1)H
202
(1)H
6.2
1274
14-3/8"
237
(1)H
6.1
1467
14-3/8"
273
(1)H
224
(1)H
6.4
1407
16-3/8"
262
(1)H
6.6
1648
16-3/8"
307
(1)H
239
(1)H
6.4
1506
16-3/8"
280
(1)H
7.7
1704
10-1/2"
317
(1)H
299
(1)H
8.2
1886
12-1/2"
351
(1)H
7.8
2125
12-1/2"
396
(1)H
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
20
18
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
20
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
24
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
28
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
32
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
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Bridging
36
BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
2.5
5
2.5
5.5
2.5
6
2.5
7
2.5
7.5
2.5
8
2.5
9
2.5
10
2.5
11
2.5
12
2.5
13
2.5
14
2.5
15
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
4200
4500
11.2
770
12.8
882
13.6
961
15.8
1103
16.3
1162
17.4
1239
20.0
1380
23
1579
23
1755
24
1866
26
1941
28
2015
29
2116
24-1/2"
28-1/2"
32-1/2"
24-5/8"
26-5/8"
28-5/8"
24-3/4"
30-3/4"
26-3/4"
30-3/4"
30-3/4"
32-3/4"
36-3/4"
143
164
179
205
216
231
257
294
327
347
361
375
394
(1)H
11.0
(1)H
11.5
(1)H
12.9
(1)H
13.2
(1)H
15.7
(1)H
16.3
(1)H
17.8
(1)H
19.8
(1)H
21
(1)H
22
(1)X
24
(1)X
25
(1)X
28
879
965
1061
1161
1322
1377
1549
1656
1898
2017
2164
2301
2492
22-1/2"
164
24-1/2"
180
26-1/2"
198
28-1/2"
216
20-5/8"
246
24-5/8"
256
28-5/8"
288
30-5/8"
308
20-3/4"
353
22-3/4"
375
26-3/4"
403
30-3/4"
428
32-3/4"
464
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)X
(1)X
(1)X
10.7
1053
20-1/2"
11.7
1127
22-1/2"
12.3
1202
22-1/2"
13.9
1433
16-5/8"
14.6
1514
18-5/8"
16.5
1613
20-5/8"
17.6
1774
24-5/8"
19.9
2041
20-3/4"
20
2209
18-3/4"
23
2418
20-3/4"
24
2576
22-3/4"
25
2771
26-3/4"
27
2836
26-3/4"
196
210
224
267
282
300
330
380
411
450
480
516
528
(1)H
10.6
1144
(1)H
12.0
1319
(1)H
13.2
1441
(1)H
14.6
1693
(1)H
15.0
1808
(1)H
16.0
1893
(1)H
18.2
2132
(1)H
19.1
2363
(1)H
21
2774
(1)H
23
2938
(1)X
24
3132
(1)X
26
3452
(1)X
27
3519
16-1/2"
213
(1)H
18-1/2"
246
(1)H
14-5/8"
268
(1)H
16-5/8"
315
(1)H
18-5/8"
337
(1)H
18-5/8"
353
(1)H
16-3/4"
397
(1)H
18-3/4"
440
(1)H
18-3/4"
517
(1)H
20-3/4"
547
(1)H
22-3/4"
583
(1)X
26-3/4"
643
(1)X
26-3/4"
655
(1)X
9.2
10.3
10.5
11.7
12.3
14.2
15.4
16.5
17.8
20
21
23
1495
18-1/2"
278
1714
22-1/2"
319
1870
22-1/2"
348
2016
24-1/2"
375
2148
26-1/2"
400
2433
18-5/8"
453
2683
24-5/8"
500
3049
24-5/8"
568
3270
28-5/8"
609
3628
20-3/4"
676
3868
22-3/4"
720
4166
26-3/4"
776
(1)H
8.0
(1)H
9.6
(1)H
10.4
(1)H
11.0
(1)H
12.1
(1)H
13.3
(1)H
14.9
(1)H
15.7
(1)H
16.4
(1)H
18.4
(1)X
19
(1)X
20
(1)X
23
1512
16-1/2"
282
1662
16-1/2"
309
1877
20-1/2"
350
2098
18-1/2"
391
2278
14-5/8"
424
2566
16-5/8"
478
2751
18-5/8"
512
3019
22-5/8"
562
3353
24-5/8"
624
3656
16-3/4"
681
3868
18-3/4"
720
4104
20-3/4"
764
4538
22-3/4"
845
(1)H
8.1
(1)H
9.6
(1)H
10.4
(1)H
11.1
(1)H
12.4
(1)H
13.5
(1)H
14.8
(1)H
15.6
(1)H
16.3
(1)H
18.2
(1)X
18.9
(1)X
20
(1)X
23
1853
16-1/2"
2042
16-1/2"
2302
20-1/2"
2555
18-1/2"
2781
14-5/8"
3130
16-5/8"
3366
18-5/8"
3686
22-5/8"
4034
24-5/8"
4413
16-3/4"
4665
18-3/4"
4946
20-3/4"
5492
22-3/4"
345
(1)H
8.7
2143
16-1/2"
399
(1)H
380
(1)H
9.7
2369
16-1/2"
441
(1)H
429
(1)H
10.6
2664
20-1/2"
496
(1)H
476
(1)H
11.2
2940
18-1/2"
547
(1)H
518
(1)H
12.4
3210
14-5/8"
598
(1)H
583
(1)H
13.5
3607
16-5/8"
672
(1)H
627
(1)H
15.0
3891
18-5/8"
724
(1)H
686
(1)H
15.6
4250
22-5/8"
791
(1)H
751
(1)H
16.4
4600
24-5/8"
856
(1)H
822
(1)H
18.3
5049
16-3/4"
940
(1)H
869
(1)X
19.0
5329
18-3/4"
992
(1)X
921
(1)X
20
5644
20-3/4"
1050
(1)X
1020
(1)X
23
6294
22-3/4"
1170
(1)X
9.4
2479
16-1/2"
9.7
2644
16-1/2"
11.3
3071
18-1/2"
12.4
3427
14-5/8"
13.3
3676
14-5/8"
13.9
3891
16-5/8"
14.8
4330
18-5/8"
15.6
4718
22-5/8"
17.5
5291
16-3/4"
18.2
5575
16-3/4"
20
6169
18-3/4"
21
6548
20-3/4"
22
6959
22-3/4"
462
(1)H
492
(1)H
572
(1)H
638
(1)H
684
(1)H
725
(1)H
806
(1)H
879
(1)H
985
(1)H
1040
(1)H
1150
(1)X
1220
(1)X
1300
(1)X
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1331
26-3/8"
248
37
BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2
4
300
5.5
170
400
6.2
215
500
7.0
255
600
7.8
287
700
8.5
328
800
9.1
346
900
11.1
401
1000
12.3
446
1200
13.7
527
Ieff(in4)
14-3/8"
62
20-3/8"
78
24-3/8"
93
28-3/8"
104
32-3/8"
119
36-3/8"
126
24-1/2"
146
28-1/2"
162
34-1/2"
192
Bridging
(1)X+(1)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
5.6
211
6.2
235
6.6
268
7.4
318
8.0
357
9.0
407
9.4
429
11.9
511
12.6
564
28-1/2"
TL
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
10
12
N-ds
N-ds
14-3/8"
16-3/8"
20-3/8"
24-3/8"
28-3/8"
32-3/8"
36-3/8"
24-1/2"
Ieff(in4)
77
85
98
116
130
148
156
186
205
Bridging
(2)H
5.3
217
14-3/8"
(2)H
6.0
262
14-3/8"
(2)H
6.4
303
18-3/8"
(2)H
7.1
362
22-3/8"
(2)H
7.6
394
24-3/8"
(2)H
9.5
465
16-1/2"
(2)H
10.0
497
18-1/2"
(2)H
10.6
571
22-1/2"
(2)H
12.7
660
24-1/2"
79
(2)H
95
(2)H
110
(2)H
132
(2)H
143
(2)H
169
(2)H
181
(2)H
208
(2)H
240
(1)H
5.6
265
14-3/8"
6.0
320
14-3/8"
6.5
355
16-3/8"
6.9
406
20-3/8"
7.5
443
22-3/8"
8.5
523
26-3/8"
10.2
570
16-1/2"
10.6
618
18-1/2"
11.4
707
22-1/2"
96
(2)H
116
(2)H
129
(2)H
148
(2)H
161
(2)H
190
(2)H
207
(2)H
225
(2)H
257
(2)H
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
14
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
16
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
25
18
Wt(plf)
5.3
5.3
5.6
6.0
6.4
7.0
7.4
7.8
8.6
W360(plf)
341
14-3/8"
341
14-3/8"
415
14-3/8"
462
16-3/8"
530
20-3/8"
631
24-3/8"
675
26-3/8"
719
28-3/8"
831
32-3/8"
124
(2)H
124
(2)H
151
(2)H
168
(2)H
193
(2)H
229
(2)H
245
(2)H
261
(2)H
302
(2)H
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
20
Wt(plf)
5.4
5.4
5.7
6.0
6.5
6.8
7.2
7.6
8.2
W360(plf)
403
14-3/8"
147
(1)H
403
14-3/8"
147
(1)H
490
14-3/8"
178
(1)H
546
16-3/8"
198
(1)H
627
20-3/8"
228
(1)H
684
22-3/8"
249
(1)H
745
24-3/8"
271
(1)H
805
26-3/8"
293
(1)H
914
30-3/8"
333
(1)H
5.6
528
14-3/8"
5.6
528
14-3/8"
5.6
528
14-3/8"
6.0
642
14-3/8"
6.3
714
16-3/8"
6.7
819
20-3/8"
7.1
892
22-3/8"
7.5
979
24-3/8"
7.6
1053
26-3/8"
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
24
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
192
192
192
233
260
298
324
356
383
Bridging
(1)H
5.6
649
14-3/8"
236
(1)H
5.9
761
14-3/8"
277
(1)H
(1)H
5.7
649
14-3/8"
236
(1)H
5.9
761
14-3/8"
277
(1)H
(1)H
5.8
649
14-3/8"
236
(1)H
6.0
761
14-3/8"
277
(1)H
(1)H
5.8
787
14-3/8"
286
(1)H
6.0
920
14-3/8"
334
(1)H
(1)H
6.0
873
16-3/8"
318
(1)H
6.2
1018
16-3/8"
370
(1)H
(1)H
6.4
927
16-3/8"
337
(1)H
6.6
1083
16-3/8"
394
(1)H
(1)H
7.2
1041
18-3/8"
378
(1)H
7.1
1204
18-3/8"
438
(1)H
(1)H
7.9
1160
14-1/2"
422
(1)H
8.0
1356
14-1/2"
493
(1)H
(1)H
9.7
1400
16-1/2"
509
(1)H
8.7
1588
16-1/2"
578
(1)H
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
28
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
32
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
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Bridging
38
BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
2.5
5
2.5
5.5
2.5
6
2.5
7
2.5
7.5
2.5
8
2.5
9
2.5
10
2.5
11
2.5
12
2.5
13
2.5
14
2.5
15
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
4200
4500
14.6
637
16.9
726
18.7
802
20.0
937
22
1014
25
1097
26
1159
31
1336
31
1507
35
1660
39
1845
39
1845
45
2040
36-1/2"
42-1/2"
34-5/8"
36-5/8"
42-5/8"
34-3/4"
38-3/4"
48-3/4"
42-3/4"
48-3/4"
56-3/4"
56-3/4"
66-3/4"
232
264
292
341
369
399
422
486
548
604
671
671
742
(2)H
13.1
(1)H
15.6
(1)H
17.0
(1)H
19.1
(1)H
21
(1)H
22
(1)H
25
(1)H
27
(1)H
27
(1)H
30
(1)X
32
(1)X
35
(1)X
38
675
773
869
1019
1097
1127
1312
1384
1518
1670
1757
1940
2113
32-1/2"
245
36-1/2"
281
44-1/2"
316
32-5/8"
371
38-5/8"
399
36-5/8"
410
34-3/4"
477
38-3/4"
503
34-3/4"
552
38-3/4"
608
42-3/4"
639
48-3/4"
706
56-3/4"
768
(2)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)X
(1)X
(1)X
13.0
774
28-1/2"
15.4
926
24-5/8"
17.1
997
26-5/8"
18.1
1120
24-5/8"
19.4
1200
30-5/8"
20.0
1280
34-5/8"
23
1426
28-3/4"
26
1578
32-3/4"
27
1789
30-3/4"
28
1886
34-3/4"
31
2048
36-3/4"
33
2203
40-3/4"
36
2380
48-3/4"
281
337
362
407
436
466
518
574
651
686
745
801
865
(1)H
12.9
893
(1)H
15.3
1016
(1)H
16.3
1129
(1)H
17.7
1273
(1)H
18.7
1364
(1)H
20.0
1446
(1)H
22
1593
(1)H
23
1720
(1)H
26
2047
(1)H
27
2140
(1)X
29
2256
(1)X
31
2452
(1)X
33
2506
26-1/2"
325
(1)H
20-5/8"
370
(1)H
24-5/8"
411
(1)H
24-5/8"
463
(1)H
26-5/8"
496
(1)H
30-5/8"
526
(1)H
24-3/4"
579
(1)H
28-3/4"
626
(1)H
28-3/4"
744
(1)H
30-3/4"
778
(1)H
34-3/4"
820
(1)X
36-3/4"
892
(1)X
36-3/4"
911
(1)X
10.8
12.7
13.2
15.6
16.4
18.3
21
22
24
26
27
30
1145
26-1/2"
416
1293
30-1/2"
470
1415
30-1/2"
515
1633
24-5/8"
594
1731
26-5/8"
629
1882
28-5/8"
685
2094
24-3/4"
761
2426
24-3/4"
882
2598
28-3/4"
945
2688
28-3/4"
977
2818
30-3/4"
1020
3042
32-3/4"
1110
(2)H
9.2
(1)H
10.7
(1)H
12.4
(1)H
12.9
(1)H
15.0
(1)H
15.8
(1)H
17.1
(1)H
19
(1)H
21
(1)H
23
(1)X
26
(1)X
26
(1)X
29
1100
32-3/8"
400
1256
24-1/2"
457
1455
28-1/2"
529
1567
28-1/2"
570
1803
22-5/8"
656
1908
24-5/8"
694
2043
24-5/8"
743
2229
30-5/8"
811
2608
22-3/4"
949
2820
24-3/4"
1030
3128
28-3/4"
1140
3128
28-3/4"
1140
3352
30-3/4"
1220
(1)H
8.9
(1)H
10.3
(1)H
12.2
(1)H
12.8
(1)H
13.6
(1)H
15.5
(1)H
16.7
(1)H
19
(1)H
21
(1)H
23
(1)X
25
(1)X
26
(1)X
29
1312
30-3/8"
1541
24-1/2"
1781
26-1/2"
1916
26-1/2"
2017
26-1/2"
2302
22-5/8"
2462
24-5/8"
2853
30-5/8"
3303
22-3/4"
3567
24-3/4"
3703
24-3/4"
3969
28-3/4"
4265
30-3/4"
477
(1)H
10.6
560
(1)H
11.8
648
(1)H
12.8
697
(1)H
14.0
734
(1)H
15.3
837
(1)H
15.8
895
(1)H
17.0
1040
(1)H
18.4
1200
(1)H
22
1300
(1)H
23
1350
(1)X
24
1440
(1)X
24
1550
(1)X
27
1677
20-1/2"
610
(1)H
10.7
1936
20-1/2"
704
(1)H
1858
20-1/2"
676
(1)H
11.4
2111
20-1/2"
768
(1)H
2088
18-5/8"
759
(1)H
12.8
2411
18-5/8"
877
(1)H
2336
16-5/8"
850
(1)H
13.6
2650
16-5/8"
964
(1)H
2583
20-5/8"
940
(1)H
15.4
2973
20-5/8"
1080
(1)H
2724
20-5/8"
991
(1)H
15.9
3130
20-5/8"
1140
(1)H
3035
24-5/8"
1100
(1)H
16.9
3479
24-5/8"
1270
(1)H
3268
24-5/8"
1190
(1)H
18.4
3748
24-5/8"
1360
(1)H
3819
20-3/4"
1390
(1)H
20
4189
20-3/4"
1520
(1)H
4083
22-3/4"
1490
(1)H
23
4667
22-3/4"
1700
(1)H
4414
24-3/4"
1610
(1)X
24
5034
24-3/4"
1830
(1)X
4414
24-3/4"
1610
(1)X
24
5034
24-3/4"
1830
(1)X
4844
26-3/4"
1760
(1)X
26
5376
28-3/4"
1960
(1)X
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9.1
993
36-3/8"
361
39
BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
12
hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
6.1
155
7.2
204
7.9
229
8.7
263
10.1
310
11.4
337
13.5
386
14.0
418
15.5
476
40-1/2"
N-ds
18-3/8"
24-3/8"
28-3/8"
32-3/8"
40-3/8"
46-3/8"
32-1/2"
34-1/2"
Ieff(in4)
97
128
144
166
195
212
243
263
299
Bridging
(1)X+(2)H
6.2
(1)X+(2)H
6.9
(1)X+(2)H
7.7
(1)X+(2)H
8.4
(3)H
10.5
(2)H
11.3
(2)H
12.3
(2)H
13.1
(2)H
15.4
181
16-3/8"
227
22-3/8"
265
26-3/8"
298
30-3/8"
353
22-1/2"
393
24-1/2"
411
26-1/2"
458
30-1/2"
558
36-1/2"
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
14
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
114
142
166
187
222
247
258
288
350
Bridging
(1)X+(2)H
6.0
(1)X+(2)H
6.8
(1)X+(2)H
7.4
(1)X+(2)H
8.4
(2)H
9.9
(2)H
11.2
(2)H
12.5
(2)H
13.1
(2)H
16.0
Wt(plf)
16
W360(plf)
196
251
298
324
376
427
486
518
622
N-ds
16-3/8"
123
(1)X+(2)H
20-3/8"
158
(1)X+(2)H
24-3/8"
187
(1)X+(2)H
26-3/8"
203
(2)H
18-1/2"
237
(2)H
22-1/2"
268
(2)H
24-1/2"
306
(2)H
26-1/2"
325
(2)H
22-5/8"
391
(2)H
W360(plf)
5.6
247
5.8
275
6.6
346
7.0
378
7.6
426
8.2
488
8.6
515
9.6
592
11.5
679
N-ds
16-3/8"
16-3/8"
22-3/8"
24-3/8"
28-3/8"
32-3/8"
36-3/8"
40-3/8"
28-1/2"
Ieff(in4)
155
(2)H
5.3
173
(2)H
5.7
218
(2)H
6.3
238
(2)H
6.7
268
(2)H
7.4
307
(2)H
8.1
324
(2)H
8.3
372
(2)H
8.7
427
(2)H
11.2
243
16-3/8"
296
16-3/8"
380
20-3/8"
415
22-3/8"
485
26-3/8"
547
30-3/8"
586
32-3/8"
627
36-3/8"
784
26-1/2"
153
(2)H
5.5
186
(2)H
5.9
239
(2)H
6.1
261
(2)H
6.6
305
(2)H
7.0
344
(2)H
7.7
368
(2)H
7.8
394
(2)H
8.1
493
(2)H
10.3
328
16-3/8"
400
16-3/8"
446
16-3/8"
513
20-3/8"
560
22-3/8"
654
26-3/8"
689
28-3/8"
745
30-3/8"
904
22-1/2"
206
(2)H
5.6
251
(2)H
5.7
280
(2)H
6.0
322
(2)H
6.4
352
(2)H
7.1
411
(2)H
7.3
433
(2)H
7.6
468
(2)H
7.9
568
(2)H
9.4
371
16-3/8"
233
(2)H
5.8
415
16-3/8"
261
(2)H
5.8
371
16-3/8"
233
(2)H
5.8
415
16-3/8"
261
(2)H
5.9
453
16-3/8"
285
(2)H
6.2
506
16-3/8"
318
(2)H
6.0
528
18-3/8"
332
(2)H
6.5
563
16-3/8"
354
(2)H
6.2
634
22-3/8"
398
(2)H
6.7
647
20-3/8"
407
(2)H
6.6
691
24-3/8"
434
(2)H
7.1
706
22-3/8"
444
(2)H
7.3
738
26-3/8"
464
(2)H
7.5
769
24-3/8"
483
(2)H
7.8
786
28-3/8"
494
(2)H
8.0
874
28-3/8"
549
(2)H
8.8
942
32-3/8"
592
(2)H
9.4
1047
32-3/8"
658
(2)H
10.8
500
16-3/8"
315
(2)H
500
16-3/8"
315
(2)H
609
16-3/8"
383
(2)H
677
16-3/8"
425
(2)H
776
20-3/8"
488
(2)H
861
22-3/8"
541
(2)H
951
24-3/8"
598
(2)H
1052
16-1/2"
661
(1)H
1232
18-1/2"
774
(1)H
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
18
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
30
20
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
24
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
26
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
28
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
32
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
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Bridging
40
BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
2.5
5
2.5
5.5
2.5
6
2.5
7
2.5
7.5
2.5
8
2.5
9
2.5
10
2.5
11
2.5
12
2.5
13
2.5
14
2.5
15
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
4200
4500
17.9
606
19.4
669
23
776
27
934
28
1004
29
1061
34
1186
37
1304
39
1499
42
1623
45
1664
48
1746
53
1915
48-1/2"
52-1/2"
46-5/8"
36-3/4"
42-3/4"
46-3/4"
54-3/4"
64-3/4"
54-3/4"
64-3/4"
64-3/4"
72-3/4"
84-3/4"
381
420
487
587
631
667
745
819
942
1020
1050
1100
1200
(2)H
18.1
(2)H
19.3
(2)H
21.0
(2)H
25
(2)H
25
(2)H
27
(1)H
31
(1)H
33
(1)H
35
(1)H
39
(1)X
40
(1)X
43
(1)X
45
693
755
843
989
1043
1103
1281
1390
1547
1729
1753
1894
1926
30-5/8"
436
34-5/8"
475
38-5/8"
530
30-3/4"
622
34-3/4"
656
36-3/4"
693
46-3/4"
805
54-3/4"
874
46-3/4"
972
54-3/4"
1090
54-3/4"
1100
64-3/4"
1190
64-3/4"
1210
(2)H
(2)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)X
(1)X
(1)X
16.9
742
26-5/8"
19.2
861
32-5/8"
21
929
34-5/8"
23
1091
26-3/4"
24
1178
30-3/4"
27
1276
34-3/4"
28
1350
36-3/4"
32
1550
44-3/4"
33
1703
38-3/4"
37
1874
46-3/4"
40
2055
54-3/4"
41
2091
54-3/4"
45
2304
64-3/4"
466
541
584
686
740
802
848
974
1070
1180
1290
1310
1450
(2)H
12.1
825
(1)H
14.9
961
(1)H
16.9
1068
(1)H
17.9
1199
(1)H
20
1317
(1)H
21
1432
(1)H
24
1569
(1)H
28
1715
(1)H
29
1957
(1)H
32
2113
(1)X
35
2299
(1)X
36
2345
(1)X
41
2611
34-1/2"
519
(2)H
40-1/2"
604
(2)H
30-5/8"
671
(2)H
32-5/8"
753
(2)H
36-5/8"
828
(2)H
40-5/8"
900
(2)H
34-3/4"
986
(1)H
36-3/4"
1080
(1)H
36-3/4"
1230
(1)H
38-3/4"
1330
(1)H
46-3/4"
1440
(1)X
46-3/4"
1470
(1)X
54-3/4"
1640
(1)X
14.2
15.3
17.1
18.6
20
23
25
28
29
32
36
37
939
32-1/2"
590
1083
36-1/2"
681
1168
38-1/2"
734
1335
28-5/8"
839
1450
30-5/8"
911
1591
36-5/8"
1000
1782
30-3/4"
1120
1872
34-3/4"
1180
2180
32-3/4"
1370
2322
36-3/4"
1460
2507
38-3/4"
1580
2786
46-3/4"
1750
2786
46-3/4"
1750
(2)H
11.0
(2)H
12.9
(2)H
14.4
(2)H
15.9
(2)H
17.0
(2)H
18.5
(1)H
22
(1)H
23
(1)H
26
(1)H
27
(1)X
30
(1)X
33
(1)X
34
1087
26-1/2"
683
1229
30-1/2"
773
1386
32-1/2"
871
1565
24-5/8"
984
1685
24-5/8"
1060
1821
28-5/8"
1140
2204
26-3/4"
1390
2204
26-3/4"
1390
2577
26-3/4"
1620
2713
28-3/4"
1700
2934
30-3/4"
1840
3186
34-3/4"
2000
3371
38-3/4"
2120
(2)H
10.6
(1)H
12.7
(1)H
14.0
(1)H
15.5
(1)H
16.5
(1)H
18.6
(1)H
21
(1)H
23
(1)H
25
(1)H
26
(1)X
29
(1)X
31
(1)X
33
1143
24-1/2"
1326
28-1/2"
1479
30-1/2"
1656
22-5/8"
1779
24-5/8"
2041
28-5/8"
2281
24-3/4"
2474
26-3/4"
2681
24-3/4"
2881
26-3/4"
3098
28-3/4"
3343
30-3/4"
3566
34-3/4"
718
(2)H
10.5
833
(1)H
12.7
929
(1)H
13.7
1040
(1)H
15.5
1120
(1)H
16.7
1280
(1)H
18.0
1430
(1)H
21
1550
(1)H
23
1680
(1)H
25
1810
(1)H
27
1950
(1)X
29
2100
(1)X
31
2240
(1)X
33
1211
24-1/2"
761
(2)H
11.6
1481
22-1/2"
931
(1)H
1401
26-1/2"
881
(1)H
13.4
1726
18-5/8"
1080
(1)H
1553
28-1/2"
976
(1)H
14.2
1894
20-5/8"
1190
(1)H
1830
22-5/8"
1150
(1)H
15.7
2099
20-5/8"
1320
(1)H
1966
24-5/8"
1240
(1)H
17.2
2386
24-5/8"
1500
(1)H
2115
24-5/8"
1330
(1)H
18.1
2529
26-5/8"
1590
(1)H
2355
22-3/4"
1480
(1)H
19.1
2697
28-5/8"
1690
(1)H
2736
26-3/4"
1720
(1)H
21
2932
30-5/8"
1840
(1)H
2957
24-3/4"
1860
(1)H
24
3477
24-3/4"
2190
(1)H
3176
26-3/4"
2000
(1)H
26
3729
26-3/4"
2340
(1)H
3419
28-3/4"
2150
(1)X
27
3923
28-3/4"
2470
(1)X
3692
30-3/4"
2320
(1)X
30
4255
30-3/4"
2670
(1)X
3936
34-3/4"
2470
(1)X
31
4523
34-3/4"
2840
(1)X
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11.9
41

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2
4
TL
Wt(plf)
14
16
1200
20.0
222
269
294
324
362
401
485
Ieff(in4)
24-1/2"
269
28-1/2"
294
32-1/2"
324
36-1/2"
362
40-1/2"
400
34-5/8"
484
Bridging
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(3)H
(3)H
(3)H
(3)H
(2)H
(2)H
Wt(plf)
6.9
7.8
8.7
10.1
12.0
13.1
13.7
16.3
18.3
W360(plf)
168
20-3/8"
201
24-3/8"
243
30-3/8"
275
36-3/8"
321
24-1/2"
368
30-1/2"
385
32-1/2"
450
36-1/2"
522
42-1/2"
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
168
201
243
275
321
368
384
449
521
Bridging
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(3)H
(3)H
(3)H
(2)H
(2)H
Wt(plf)
5.9
176
6.6
221
7.3
272
8.1
312
8.8
344
9.6
382
11.6
442
12.2
472
14.3
565
18-3/8"
175
(1)X+(2)H
22-3/8"
220
(1)X+(2)H
28-3/8"
272
(1)X+(2)H
32-3/8"
312
(1)X+(2)H
38-3/8"
343
(1)X+(2)H
44-3/8"
381
(3)H
30-1/2"
442
(2)H
32-1/2"
471
(2)H
40-1/2"
564
(2)H
W360(plf)
5.9
212
6.6
267
7.1
313
7.7
353
8.6
399
9.3
443
10.0
472
11.7
547
12.6
614
N-ds
18-3/8"
22-3/8"
26-3/8"
30-3/8"
36-3/8"
40-3/8"
42-3/8"
30-1/2"
34-1/2"
Ieff(in4)
212
(1)X+(1)H
5.8
267
(1)X+(1)H
6.4
312
(1)X+(1)H
7.1
352
(1)X+(1)H
7.5
399
(1)X+(1)H
8.3
442
(2)H
8.7
471
(2)H
9.7
545
(2)H
11.3
613
(2)H
12.4
225
18-3/8"
289
20-3/8"
346
24-3/8"
391
28-3/8"
448
32-3/8"
473
36-3/8"
536
40-3/8"
616
28-1/2"
690
32-1/2"
224
(1)X+(1)H
5.9
289
(1)X+(1)H
6.2
345
(1)X+(1)H
6.9
390
(1)X+(1)H
7.3
447
(1)X+(1)H
8.0
472
(2)H
8.4
535
(2)H
9.4
615
(2)H
10.8
688
(2)H
12.0
N-ds
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
261
305
368
430
486
521
585
657
764
N-ds
18-3/8"
261
(1)X+(1)H
18-3/8"
305
(1)X+(1)H
22-3/8"
367
(1)X+(1)H
26-3/8"
430
(2)H
30-3/8"
485
(2)H
32-3/8"
520
(2)H
38-3/8"
584
(2)H
24-1/2"
656
(2)H
30-1/2"
763
(2)H
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
6.0
6.2
6.7
7.1
7.7
8.5
9.2
10.5
11.6
W360(plf)
299
18-3/8"
298
(2)H
5.8
276
18-3/8"
276
(2)H
5.9
334
18-3/8"
333
(2)H
6.4
377
18-3/8"
376
(2)H
6.0
385
20-3/8"
384
(2)H
6.8
434
20-3/8"
433
(2)H
6.3
460
24-3/8"
459
(2)H
7.2
518
24-3/8"
517
(2)H
6.7
519
28-3/8"
518
(2)H
7.6
554
26-3/8"
553
(2)H
7.3
595
32-3/8"
594
(2)H
8.2
625
30-3/8"
624
(2)H
7.9
641
36-3/8"
639
(2)H
9.0
683
32-3/8"
682
(2)H
9.4
704
22-1/2"
703
(2)H
10.3
760
22-1/2"
759
(2)H
10.0
830
28-1/2"
828
(2)H
11.4
898
26-1/2"
896
(2)H
11.9
340
18-3/8"
340
(2)H
416
18-3/8"
415
(2)H
463
18-3/8"
462
(2)H
533
20-3/8"
532
(2)H
634
24-3/8"
633
(2)H
690
26-3/8"
689
(2)H
810
18-1/2"
808
(2)H
881
20-1/2"
879
(2)H
1010
22-1/2"
1010
(2)H
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
32
1000
16.2
32-3/8"
222
Wt(plf)
28
900
14.7
193
W360(plf)
26
800
13.6
28-3/8"
193
Bridging
24
700
12.7
156
Wt(plf)
22
600
11.3
22-3/8"
155
Bridging
35
500
9.1
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
20
400
8.3
W360(plf)
W360(plf)
18
300
7.2
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
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42

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
2.5
5
2.5
5.5
2.5
6
2.5
7
2.5
7.5
2.5
8
2.5
9
2.5
10
2.5
11
2.5
12
2.5
13
2.5
14
2.5
15
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
4200
4500
22
607
25
695
27
750
29
871
33
984
33
994
38
1130
41
1229
43
1386
47
1478
53
1627
56
1683
61
1823
40-5/8"
50-5/8"
54-5/8"
44-3/4"
52-3/4"
52-3/4"
60-3/4"
70-3/4"
62-3/4"
70-3/4"
80-3/4"
86-3/4"
100-3/4"
606
694
748
870
982
992
1130
1230
1380
1480
1620
1680
1820
(2)H
21
(2)H
23
(2)H
25
(2)H
28
(2)H
29
(2)H
31
(2)H
34
(2)H
38
(1)H
41
(1)H
42
(1)X
46
(1)X
52
(1)X
53
654
724
819
950
1012
1108
1160
1304
1524
1557
1660
1825
1859
38-5/8"
652
40-5/8"
722
50-5/8"
817
38-3/4"
949
44-3/4"
1010
52-3/4"
1110
52-3/4"
1160
60-3/4"
1300
62-3/4"
1520
62-3/4"
1550
70-3/4"
1660
80-3/4"
1820
80-3/4"
1860
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)X
(1)X
(1)X
16.5
691
48-1/2"
19.0
785
38-5/8"
21
857
40-5/8"
22
957
42-5/8"
25
1065
34-3/4"
27
1141
38-3/4"
33
1374
52-3/4"
36
1509
62-3/4"
38
1651
52-3/4"
40
1687
52-3/4"
44
1855
62-3/4"
48
1986
70-3/4"
54
2191
80-3/4"
783
855
955
1060
1140
1370
1510
1650
1680
1850
1980
2190
(2)H
17.8
877
(2)H
19.5
966
(2)H
21
1100
(2)H
24
1212
(2)H
26
1292
(1)H
30
1520
(1)H
33
1659
(1)H
35
1804
(1)H
39
2026
(1)X
41
2054
(1)X
45
2267
(1)X
48
2392
44-1/2"
781
(2)H
34-5/8"
875
(2)H
36-5/8"
964
(2)H
38-5/8"
1100
(2)H
32-3/4"
1210
(2)H
34-3/4"
1290
(2)H
44-3/4"
1520
(1)H
52-3/4"
1660
(1)H
44-3/4"
1800
(1)H
52-3/4"
2020
(1)H
52-3/4"
2050
(1)X
62-3/4"
2260
(1)X
70-3/4"
2390
(1)X
14.8
16.9
19.1
20
23
24
29
31
35
36
40
42
45
869
40-1/2"
868
968
30-5/8"
966
1129
38-5/8"
1130
1207
34-5/8"
1200
1358
30-3/4"
1360
1438
32-3/4"
1440
1694
38-3/4"
1690
1794
44-3/4"
1790
2120
44-3/4"
2120
2161
44-3/4"
2160
2415
52-3/4"
2410
2452
52-3/4"
2450
2666
62-3/4"
2660
(2)H
14.3
(2)H
16.2
(2)H
18.1
(2)H
20
(2)H
22
(2)H
23
(1)H
28
(1)H
29
(1)H
32
(1)H
36
(1)X
37
(1)X
42
(1)X
43
950
36-1/2"
948
1052
28-5/8"
1050
1209
34-5/8"
1210
1395
34-5/8"
1390
1525
40-5/8"
1520
1579
30-3/4"
1580
1835
34-3/4"
1830
1960
38-3/4"
1960
2234
36-3/4"
2230
2491
44-3/4"
2490
2524
44-3/4"
2520
2829
52-3/4"
2820
2829
52-3/4"
2820
(2)H
13.9
(2)H
16.3
(2)H
17.4
(2)H
19.2
(2)H
21
(2)H
23
(1)H
27
(1)H
28
(1)H
31
(1)H
34
(1)X
36
(1)X
39
(1)X
43
1021
34-1/2"
1199
28-5/8"
1287
30-5/8"
1463
30-5/8"
1614
34-5/8"
1796
30-3/4"
1968
32-3/4"
2089
34-3/4"
2390
32-3/4"
2578
36-3/4"
2825
44-3/4"
2905
44-3/4"
3211
52-3/4"
1020
(2)H
13.6
1088
32-1/2"
1090
(2)H
1200
(2)H
15.9
1268
26-5/8"
1270
(2)H
1280
(2)H
16.7
1354
28-5/8"
1350
(2)H
1460
(2)H
18.5
1530
28-5/8"
1530
(2)H
1610
(1)H
20
1667
30-5/8"
1660
(1)H
1790
(1)H
23
1871
26-3/4"
1870
(1)H
1960
(1)H
26
2091
30-3/4"
2090
(1)H
2080
(1)H
27
2208
32-3/4"
2200
(1)H
2390
(1)H
30
2501
30-3/4"
2500
(1)H
2570
(1)H
33
2720
32-3/4"
2710
(1)H
2820
(1)X
34
2882
36-3/4"
2880
(1)X
2900
(1)X
38
3203
44-3/4"
3200
(1)X
3200
(1)X
40
3252
44-3/4"
3240
(1)X
12.8
1203
28-1/2"
14.4
1364
30-1/2"
16.4
1566
26-5/8"
17.7
1733
24-5/8"
19
1885
28-5/8"
21
2057
30-5/8"
23
2280
26-3/4"
26
2539
30-3/4"
29
2844
28-3/4"
30
3016
30-3/4"
33
3282
32-3/4"
36
3525
36-3/4"
40
3929
44-3/4"
1200
(2)H
1360
(2)H
1560
(2)H
1730
(2)H
1880
(1)H
2050
(1)H
2280
(1)H
2530
(1)H
2840
(1)H
3010
(1)H
3270
(1)X
3520
(1)X
3920
(1)X
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(2)H
15.6
783
43

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
16
hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
8.0
146
9.6
192
11.9
231
12.5
253
14.0
295
16.1
318
18.0
362
19.8
409
24
477
40-5/8"
N-ds
24-3/8"
32-3/8"
24-1/2"
28-1/2"
34-1/2"
36-1/2"
42-1/2"
34-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
218
286
344
376
440
474
540
610
710
Bridging
(1)X+(3)H
6.9
150
(1)X+(3)H
7.8
186
(1)X+(2)H
9.0
226
(1)X+(2)H
10.2
263
(3)H
11.9
298
(3)H
13.1
329
(3)H
14.3
366
(3)H
16.3
411
(3)H
18.1
455
Ieff(in4)
22-3/8"
224
28-3/8"
277
36-3/8"
337
42-3/8"
391
30-1/2"
444
34-1/2"
490
40-1/2"
546
44-1/2"
612
46-1/2"
678
Bridging
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(3)H
(3)H
(3)H
(2)H
(2)H
Wt(plf)
6.1
165
7.0
212
8.1
256
8.8
282
10.2
332
12.4
381
13.2
402
14.5
458
17.5
550
20-3/8"
246
(1)X+(2)H
26-3/8"
315
(1)X+(2)H
32-3/8"
382
(1)X+(2)H
38-3/8"
420
(1)X+(2)H
46-3/8"
495
(1)X+(2)H
32-1/2"
567
(3)H
34-1/2"
598
(3)H
40-1/2"
682
(3)H
48-1/2"
820
(2)H
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
18
N-ds
W360(plf)
20
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
22
Wt(plf)
6.4
6.8
7.7
8.6
9.7
11.2
12.4
13.2
16.3
W360(plf)
196
20-3/8"
235
24-3/8"
285
30-3/8"
323
36-3/8"
365
40-3/8"
412
28-1/2"
455
32-1/2"
490
34-1/2"
612
44-1/2"
293
(1)X+(2)H
350
(1)X+(2)H
424
(1)X+(2)H
481
(1)X+(2)H
544
(1)X+(2)H
614
(3)H
678
(3)H
729
(3)H
912
(2)H
6.1
199
20-3/8"
6.9
275
24-3/8"
7.5
311
28-3/8"
8.3
358
32-3/8"
9.3
401
38-3/8"
10.9
465
26-1/2"
11.9
509
30-1/2"
12.4
544
32-1/2"
15.6
674
40-1/2"
297
(1)X+(2)H
410
(1)X+(2)H
464
(1)X+(2)H
533
(1)X+(2)H
598
(1)X+(2)H
692
(3)H
758
(3)H
810
(3)H
1000
(2)H
6.2
229
20-3/8"
6.7
290
22-3/8"
7.3
340
26-3/8"
8.0
384
30-3/8"
9.1
443
36-3/8"
10.7
512
24-1/2"
11.6
558
28-1/2"
12.0
597
30-1/2"
14.8
732
36-1/2"
342
(1)X+(2)H
432
(1)X+(2)H
506
(1)X+(2)H
572
(1)X+(2)H
660
(1)X+(2)H
763
(2)H
831
(2)H
889
(2)H
1090
(2)H
6.1
234
6.5
301
7.2
360
8.0
436
8.9
477
10.4
545
11.4
610
11.6
645
14.3
787
20-3/8"
348
(1)X+(2)H
6.3
263
20-3/8"
449
(1)X+(2)H
6.7
339
24-3/8"
537
(1)X+(2)H
7.3
405
30-3/8"
650
(1)X+(2)H
7.9
458
32-3/8"
710
(1)X+(2)H
9.0
535
22-1/2"
812
(2)H
10.1
587
26-1/2"
909
(2)H
11.1
654
28-1/2"
960
(2)H
11.4
696
34-1/2"
1170
(2)H
14.0
835
20-3/8"
391
(1)X+(2)H
6.2
20-3/8"
504
(1)X+(2)H
6.4
24-3/8"
603
(1)X+(2)H
7.0
28-3/8"
682
(1)X+(2)H
7.6
32-3/8"
797
(1)X+(2)H
8.2
22-1/2"
874
(2)H
9.0
24-1/2"
975
(2)H
10.9
26-1/2"
1040
(2)H
11.2
30-1/2"
1240
(2)H
13.6
292
20-3/8"
435
(1)X+(2)H
342
20-3/8"
509
(1)X+(2)H
412
22-3/8"
613
(1)X+(2)H
481
26-3/8"
717
(1)X+(2)H
543
30-3/8"
809
(1)X+(2)H
594
32-3/8"
885
(1)X+(2)H
681
22-1/2"
1010
(2)H
738
24-1/2"
1100
(2)H
881
28-1/2"
1310
(2)H
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
40
24
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
26
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
28
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
30
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
32
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
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44

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
2.5
5
2.5
5.5
2.5
6
2.5
7
2.5
7.5
2.5
8
2.5
9
2.5
10
2.5
11
2.5
12
2.5
13
2.5
14
2.5
15
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
4200
4500
25
588
28
649
33
777
33
832
36
928
40
1037
44
1133
49
1267
52
1415
56
1466
63
1623
68
1742
71
1777
50-5/8"
42-3/4"
52-3/4"
50-3/4"
60-3/4"
68-3/4"
78-3/4"
90-3/4"
80-3/4"
86-3/4"
100-3/4"
112-3/4"
112-3/4"
875
966
1160
1240
1380
1550
1690
1890
2110
2180
2420
2590
2650
(2)H
20
(2)H
24
(2)H
28
(2)H
31
(2)H
33
(2)H
36
(2)H
41
(2)H
45
(2)H
48
(2)H
54
(1)X
57
(1)X
63
(1)X
66
561
642
760
870
910
1008
1135
1238
1366
1509
1543
1698
1744
42-5/8"
835
48-5/8"
956
46-3/4"
1130
50-3/4"
1300
50-3/4"
1360
60-3/4"
1500
68-3/4"
1690
78-3/4"
1840
68-3/4"
2040
80-3/4"
2250
86-3/4"
2300
100-3/4"
2530
100-3/4"
2600
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(1)H
(1)X
(1)X
(1)X
20.0
681
42-5/8"
22
730
44-5/8"
25
850
54-5/8"
27
921
38-3/4"
31
1066
50-3/4"
33
1115
50-3/4"
37
1272
58-3/4"
41
1399
68-3/4"
43
1540
60-3/4"
48
1654
68-3/4"
52
1793
80-3/4"
54
1829
80-3/4"
62
2061
100-3/4"
1020
1090
1270
1370
1590
1660
1900
2080
2290
2460
2670
2720
3070
(2)H
18.9
758
(2)H
21
828
(2)H
23
901
(2)H
25
1027
(2)H
28
1165
(2)H
33
1326
(2)H
34
1372
(2)H
38
1532
(1)H
42
1798
(1)H
45
1854
(1)X
48
1962
(1)X
54
2170
(1)X
56
2205
38-5/8"
1130
(2)H
40-5/8"
1230
(2)H
46-5/8"
1340
(2)H
34-3/4"
1530
(2)H
42-3/4"
1740
(2)H
50-3/4"
1980
(2)H
48-3/4"
2040
(2)H
58-3/4"
2280
(2)H
60-3/4"
2680
(2)H
60-3/4"
2760
(1)H
68-3/4"
2920
(1)X
80-3/4"
3230
(1)X
80-3/4"
3290
(1)X
20
22
25
27
30
33
38
39
44
45
50
55
818
34-5/8"
1220
903
36-5/8"
1350
1002
42-5/8"
1490
1198
34-3/4"
1780
1286
38-3/4"
1920
1417
42-3/4"
2110
1569
50-3/4"
2340
1790
58-3/4"
2670
1924
50-3/4"
2870
2123
60-3/4"
3160
2157
60-3/4"
3210
2327
68-3/4"
3470
2570
80-3/4"
3830
(2)H
17.1
(2)H
19.6
(2)H
21
(2)H
24
(2)H
26
(2)H
29
(2)H
31
(2)H
35
(2)H
39
(1)H
41
(1)X
45
(1)X
47
(1)X
52
880
30-5/8"
1310
1038
36-5/8"
1550
1138
40-5/8"
1690
1280
40-5/8"
1910
1385
34-3/4"
2060
1536
38-3/4"
2290
1646
42-3/4"
2450
1862
48-3/4"
2770
2202
50-3/4"
3280
2233
50-3/4"
3330
2471
60-3/4"
3680
2513
60-3/4"
3740
2709
68-3/4"
4040
(2)H
16.4
(2)H
18.3
(2)H
20
(2)H
23
(2)H
25
(2)H
28
(2)H
30
(2)H
35
(2)H
36
(1)H
41
(1)X
43
(1)X
47
(1)X
49
934
28-5/8"
1076
34-5/8"
1202
36-5/8"
1375
36-5/8"
1480
32-3/4"
1629
34-3/4"
1759
38-3/4"
2109
48-3/4"
2249
42-3/4"
2521
50-3/4"
2560
50-3/4"
2840
60-3/4"
2882
60-3/4"
1390
(2)H
16.5
1600
(2)H
17.6
1790
(2)H
20
2050
(2)H
22
2200
(2)H
24
2430
(2)H
27
2620
(2)H
30
3140
(1)H
33
3350
(1)H
37
3760
(1)H
38
3810
(1)X
43
4230
(1)X
45
4290
(1)X
49
1046
28-5/8"
1560
(2)H
15.9
1091
26-5/8"
1630
(2)H
1125
30-5/8"
1680
(2)H
17.5
1246
30-5/8"
1860
(2)H
1241
34-5/8"
1850
(2)H
20
1374
34-5/8"
2050
(2)H
1430
34-5/8"
2130
(2)H
22
1580
34-5/8"
2350
(2)H
1568
30-3/4"
2340
(2)H
24
1734
30-3/4"
2580
(2)H
1716
32-3/4"
2560
(1)H
27
1900
32-3/4"
2830
(1)H
1967
38-3/4"
2930
(1)H
28
2036
34-3/4"
3030
(1)H
2147
40-3/4"
3200
(1)H
31
2239
36-3/4"
3340
(1)H
2507
42-3/4"
3740
(1)H
34
2517
36-3/4"
3750
(1)H
2542
42-3/4"
3790
(1)H
38
2804
42-3/4"
4180
(1)H
2856
50-3/4"
4250
(1)X
40
2846
42-3/4"
4240
(1)X
2904
50-3/4"
4330
(1)X
45
3207
50-3/4"
4780
(1)X
3217
60-3/4"
4790
(1)X
47
3253
50-3/4"
4850
(1)X
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45

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2
4
TL
Wt(plf)
18
220
244
274
303
331
386
32-1/2"
466
36-1/2"
519
44-1/2"
581
48-1/2"
643
54-1/2"
701
44-5/8"
819
(1)X+(2)H
7.8
(1)X+(2)H
8.9
(1)X+(2)H
10.6
(1)X+(2)H
11.8
(1)X+(2)H
13.0
(1)X+(2)H
14.6
(3)H
16.3
(3)H
17.6
(3)H
21
Ieff(in4)
153
26-3/8"
324
186
32-3/8"
394
224
24-1/2"
474
256
30-1/2"
544
284
34-1/2"
601
316
40-1/2"
671
346
44-1/2"
734
381
48-1/2"
808
451
40-5/8"
956
Bridging
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(3)H
(3)H
(3)H
Wt(plf)
7.3
168
8.3
204
9.4
243
10.6
281
12.5
322
13.8
359
15.5
391
16.5
426
20.0
518
24-3/8"
357
(1)X+(2)H
30-3/8"
434
(1)X+(2)H
38-3/8"
514
(1)X+(2)H
46-3/8"
596
(1)X+(2)H
32-1/2"
683
(1)X+(2)H
36-1/2"
761
(1)X+(2)H
40-1/2"
829
(3)H
44-1/2"
903
(3)H
38-5/8"
1100
(3)H
6.8
179
7.7
221
8.9
269
9.6
299
12.1
362
13.1
401
14.8
435
15.7
471
19.1
572
24-3/8"
379
(1)X+(2)H
28-3/8"
469
(1)X+(2)H
36-3/8"
570
(1)X+(2)H
40-3/8"
633
(1)X+(2)H
30-1/2"
767
(1)X+(2)H
34-1/2"
850
(1)X+(2)H
36-1/2"
922
(3)H
40-1/2"
1000
(3)H
34-5/8"
1210
(3)H
6.4
189
7.3
242
8.3
295
9.3
331
11.3
398
12.8
440
14.0
477
15.5
547
18.9
664
24-3/8"
400
(1)X+(2)H
26-3/8"
514
(1)X+(2)H
32-3/8"
625
(1)X+(2)H
38-3/8"
701
(1)X+(2)H
28-1/2"
845
(1)X+(2)H
32-1/2"
934
(1)X+(2)H
34-1/2"
1010
(3)H
40-1/2"
1160
(3)H
34-5/8"
1410
(3)H
W360(plf)
6.5
216
7.1
258
8.0
314
9.2
362
10.7
418
12.3
480
13.5
517
14.8
590
17.9
704
N-ds
24-3/8"
24-3/8"
30-3/8"
36-3/8"
24-1/2"
30-1/2"
30-1/2"
36-1/2"
30-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
458
(1)X+(2)H
548
(1)X+(2)H
665
(1)X+(2)H
768
(1)X+(2)H
887
(1)X+(2)H
1020
(1)X+(2)H
1100
(3)H
1250
(3)H
1490
(3)H
6.4
221
24-3/8"
7.3
292
24-3/8"
7.8
331
28-3/8"
8.9
387
32-3/8"
10.8
473
24-1/2"
11.8
515
28-1/2"
13.1
556
28-1/2"
14.4
630
34-1/2"
16.8
739
38-1/2"
469
(1)X+(2)H
619
(1)X+(2)H
701
(1)X+(2)H
821
(1)X+(2)H
1000
(1)X+(2)H
1090
(1)X+(2)H
1180
(2)H
1340
(2)H
1570
(2)H
6.5
236
24-3/8"
501
(1)X+(2)H
6.3
258
24-3/8"
546
(1)X+(2)H
7.0
299
24-3/8"
633
(1)X+(2)H
6.9
332
24-3/8"
705
(1)X+(2)H
7.8
370
28-3/8"
784
(1)X+(2)H
7.5
397
24-3/8"
842
(1)X+(2)H
8.7
425
32-3/8"
902
(1)X+(2)H
8.8
489
30-3/8"
1040
(1)X+(2)H
9.6
477
38-3/8"
1010
(1)X+(2)H
9.8
538
32-3/8"
1140
(1)X+(2)H
10.8
540
42-3/8"
1140
(1)X+(2)H
11.0
603
24-1/2"
1280
(3)H
12.3
606
30-1/2"
1290
(3)H
11.9
673
26-1/2"
1430
(3)H
13.9
667
30-1/2"
1410
(2)H
13.2
731
26-1/2"
1550
(2)H
16.1
776
34-1/2"
1650
(2)H
15.2
878
32-1/2"
1860
(2)H
N-ds
N-ds
Wt(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
36
1200
22
192
W360(plf)
32
1000
18.7
26-1/2"
407
Bridging
30
900
17.4
164
Ieff(in4)
28
800
15.2
24-1/2"
348
W360(plf)
26
700
13.6
133
W360(plf)
45
600
12.3
28-3/8"
282
Wt(plf)
24
500
10.9
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
22
400
9.7
W360(plf)
Bridging
20
300
8.3
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
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46

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
2.5
5
2.5
5.5
2.5
6
2.5
7
2.5
7.5
2.5
8
2.5
9
2.5
10
2.5
11
2.5
12
2.5
13
2.5
14
2.5
15
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
4200
4500
25
480
31
573
34
634
36
697
40
780
44
828
49
930
54
998
61
1192
63
1219
70
1339
76
1420
88
1610
54-5/8"
52-3/4"
60-3/4"
58-3/4"
66-3/4"
74-3/4"
88-3/4"
94-3/4"
96-3/4"
96-3/4"
110-3/4"
124-3/4"
150-3/4"
1020
1220
1350
1480
1650
1760
1970
2120
2530
2580
2840
3010
3410
(2)H
24
(2)H
28
(2)H
31
(2)H
36
(2)H
37
(2)H
41
(2)H
45
(2)H
52
(2)H
54
(2)H
63
(2)X
66
(2)X
71
(2)X
79
545
646
710
851
878
961
1051
1193
1309
1483
1523
1631
1785
48-5/8"
1160
46-3/4"
1370
52-3/4"
1510
58-3/4"
1800
56-3/4"
1860
66-3/4"
2040
74-3/4"
2230
88-3/4"
2530
76-3/4"
2780
96-3/4"
3150
96-3/4"
3230
110-3/4"
3460
124-3/4"
3790
(3)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)X
(2)X
(1)X
22
618
44-5/8"
27
732
42-3/4"
28
782
46-3/4"
33
925
48-3/4"
36
1026
58-3/4"
38
1058
56-3/4"
42
1190
66-3/4"
48
1314
74-3/4"
54
1560
76-3/4"
56
1590
76-3/4"
65
1817
96-3/4"
66
1817
96-3/4"
74
2003
110-3/4"
1310
1550
1660
1960
2180
2240
2520
2790
3310
3370
3850
3850
4250
(3)H
21
691
(2)H
25
808
(2)H
27
870
(2)H
30
994
(2)H
33
1096
(2)H
38
1243
(2)H
42
1398
(2)H
45
1457
(2)H
50
1679
(2)H
56
1862
(1)X
59
1906
(1)X
66
2131
(1)X
70
2188
40-5/8"
1470
(3)H
38-3/4"
1710
(2)H
42-3/4"
1840
(2)H
40-3/4"
2110
(2)H
48-3/4"
2320
(2)H
56-3/4"
2640
(2)H
66-3/4"
2970
(2)H
66-3/4"
3090
(2)H
66-3/4"
3560
(2)H
76-3/4"
3950
(2)H
76-3/4"
4040
(1)X
96-3/4"
4520
(1)X
96-3/4"
4640
(1)X
23
27
29
33
34
38
42
45
50
55
59
65
860
46-5/8"
1820
1007
42-3/4"
2140
1084
38-3/4"
2300
1267
48-3/4"
2690
1303
46-3/4"
2760
1458
56-3/4"
3090
1638
66-3/4"
3480
1791
56-3/4"
3800
1941
66-3/4"
4120
2148
76-3/4"
4560
2199
76-3/4"
4660
2462
96-3/4"
5220
(3)H
19.6
(2)H
22
(2)H
25
(2)H
27
(2)H
30
(2)H
33
(2)H
38
(2)H
39
(2)H
45
(2)H
50
(2)X
52
(1)X
56
(1)X
59
840
36-5/8"
1780
933
42-5/8"
1980
1079
38-3/4"
2290
1198
38-3/4"
2540
1320
40-3/4"
2800
1456
48-3/4"
3090
1663
56-3/4"
3530
1715
56-3/4"
3640
2037
56-3/4"
4320
2210
66-3/4"
4690
2243
66-3/4"
4760
2445
76-3/4"
5190
2504
76-3/4"
5310
(3)H
18.7
875
(2)H
22
1052
(2)H
24
1134
(2)H
26
1265
(2)H
29
1403
(2)H
31
1497
(2)H
35
1696
(2)H
39
1933
(2)H
42
2096
(2)H
47
2334
(2)X
50
2485
(2)X
53
2523
(1)X
59
2819
34-5/8"
1860
42-5/8"
2230
44-5/8"
2400
34-3/4"
2680
38-3/4"
2980
40-3/4"
3170
46-3/4"
3600
56-3/4"
4100
48-3/4"
4450
56-3/4"
4950
66-3/4"
5270
66-3/4"
5350
76-3/4"
5980
(2)H
18.7
976
(2)H
21
1093
(2)H
23
1200
(2)H
26
1350
(2)H
28
1464
(2)H
31
1603
(2)H
36
1925
(2)H
38
1970
(1)H
43
2330
(1)H
47
2595
(1)X
50
2633
(1)X
55
2873
(1)X
59
3139
34-5/8"
2070
(2)H
17.7
1092
30-5/8"
2320
(2)H
38-5/8"
2320
(2)H
20
1205
34-5/8"
2560
(2)H
40-5/8"
2550
(2)H
22
1351
36-5/8"
2870
(2)H
40-5/8"
2860
(2)H
24
1520
30-3/4"
3220
(2)H
34-3/4"
3100
(2)H
27
1667
32-3/4"
3540
(2)H
36-3/4"
3400
(2)H
28
1779
34-3/4"
3770
(2)H
46-3/4"
4080
(2)H
33
2078
40-3/4"
4410
(2)H
46-3/4"
4180
(1)H
37
2351
46-3/4"
4990
(2)H
48-3/4"
4940
(1)H
40
2526
40-3/4"
5360
(1)H
56-3/4"
5500
(1)H
44
2856
48-3/4"
6060
(1)H
56-3/4"
5580
(1)X
45
2856
48-3/4"
6060
(1)X
66-3/4"
6090
(1)X
50
3170
56-3/4"
6720
(1)X
76-3/4"
6660
(1)X
53
3243
56-3/4"
6880
(1)X
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1670
47

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
Wt(plf)
9.0
128
26-1/2"
10.5
163
26-1/2"
11.8
187
30-1/2"
13.6
219
36-1/2"
16.1
253
44-1/2"
17.4
271
48-1/2"
18.7
289
54-1/2"
21
322
40-5/8"
25
389
50-5/8"
W360(plf)
20
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
373
475
545
636
736
790
839
936
1130
Bridging
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(3)H
(3)H
(3)H
Wt(plf)
8.4
142
10.2
183
11.4
214
13.0
249
14.5
278
16.3
304
17.6
327
19.9
371
24
446
28-3/8"
412
26-1/2"
533
28-1/2"
621
34-1/2"
724
40-1/2"
808
44-1/2"
885
48-1/2"
950
38-5/8"
1080
46-5/8"
1300
(1)X+(3)H
8.0
(1)X+(2)H
9.4
(1)X+(2)H
10.5
(1)X+(2)H
11.8
(1)X+(2)H
13.7
(1)X+(2)H
15.5
(1)X+(2)H
17.6
(3)H
18.5
(3)H
23
W360(plf)
22
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
24
W360(plf)
157
203
237
271
310
338
386
407
499
N-ds
26-3/8"
456
(1)X+(3)H
7.5
36-3/8"
590
(1)X+(3)H
8.9
42-3/8"
689
(1)X+(3)H
9.9
52-3/8"
789
(1)X+(3)H
11.1
36-1/2"
903
(1)X+(2)H
13.2
40-1/2"
984
(1)X+(2)H
14.8
48-1/2"
1120
(1)X+(2)H
16.6
46-1/2"
1180
(3)H
18.1
42-5/8"
1450
(3)H
22
168
26-3/8"
489
(1)X+(3)H
7.4
220
32-3/8"
641
(1)X+(3)H
8.4
259
40-3/8"
755
(1)X+(3)H
9.6
296
48-3/8"
862
(1)X+(3)H
10.5
342
34-1/2"
995
(1)X+(2)H
12.8
371
36-1/2"
1080
(1)X+(2)H
13.9
419
44-1/2"
1220
(1)X+(2)H
15.9
467
46-1/2"
1360
(3)H
17.2
553
40-5/8"
1610
(3)H
21
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
26
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
50
28
W360(plf)
191
235
279
311
372
415
453
498
606
N-ds
26-3/8"
555
(1)X+(3)H
30-3/8"
683
(1)X+(3)H
38-3/8"
812
(1)X+(3)H
42-3/8"
906
(1)X+(3)H
32-1/2"
1080
(1)X+(2)H
36-1/2"
1210
(1)X+(2)H
40-1/2"
1320
(1)X+(2)H
42-1/2"
1450
(1)X+(2)H
36-5/8"
1760
(3)H
W360(plf)
6.9
198
7.8
245
9.2
303
11.0
350
12.3
402
14.1
459
15.0
485
16.7
539
19.6
644
N-ds
26-3/8"
28-3/8"
36-3/8"
26-1/2"
30-1/2"
34-1/2"
36-1/2"
38-1/2"
34-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
575
(1)X+(3)H
6.9
713
(1)X+(3)H
7.6
883
(1)X+(3)H
8.6
1020
(1)X+(2)H
10.0
1170
(1)X+(2)H
11.8
1330
(1)X+(2)H
12.9
1410
(1)X+(2)H
14.7
1570
(3)H
16.3
1880
(3)H
19.5
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
30
Bridging
Wt(plf)
32
W360(plf)
222
260
317
379
429
475
516
598
718
N-ds
26-3/8"
26-3/8"
32-3/8"
40-3/8"
28-1/2"
32-1/2"
34-1/2"
38-1/2"
34-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
646
(1)X+(2)H
6.9
249
26-3/8"
758
(1)X+(2)H
7.6
298
26-3/8"
922
(1)X+(2)H
8.5
362
30-3/8"
1100
(1)X+(2)H
9.5
418
36-3/8"
1250
(1)X+(2)H
10.7
472
40-3/8"
1380
(1)X+(2)H
12.3
527
28-1/2"
1500
(1)X+(2)H
14.1
600
30-1/2"
1740
(3)H
15.0
652
32-1/2"
2090
(3)H
17.8
766
28-5/8"
725
(1)X+(2)H
6.8
868
(1)X+(2)H
7.5
1050
(1)X+(2)H
9.0
1220
(1)X+(2)H
10.3
1370
(1)X+(2)H
11.3
1530
(1)X+(2)H
12.8
1750
(3)H
13.7
1900
(3)H
14.4
2230
(3)H
16.9
257
26-3/8"
748
(1)X+(2)H
325
26-3/8"
947
(1)X+(2)H
414
28-3/8"
1200
(1)X+(2)H
482
32-3/8"
1400
(1)X+(2)H
540
26-1/2"
1570
(1)X+(2)H
620
26-1/2"
1800
(3)H
680
28-1/2"
1980
(3)H
728
30-1/2"
2120
(3)H
856
26-5/8"
2490
(3)H
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
36
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
40
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
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BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
2.5
5
2.5
5.5
2.5
6
2.5
7
2.5
7.5
2.5
8
2.5
9
2.5
10
2.5
11
2.5
12
2.5
13
2.5
14
2.5
15
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
4200
4500
30
505
34
560
39
636
40
689
45
748
49
817
54
878
60
985
67
1155
70
1204
75
1287
88
1464
89
1464
52-3/4"
60-3/4"
68-3/4"
64-3/4"
72-3/4"
86-3/4"
92-3/4"
108-3/4"
108-3/4"
108-3/4"
122-3/4"
148-3/4"
148-3/4"
1470
1630
1850
2000
2180
2380
2560
2870
3360
3500
3740
4260
4260
(3)H
27
(3)H
31
(2)H
36
(2)H
39
(2)H
41
(2)H
45
(2)H
51
(2)H
60
(2)H
62
(2)X
70
(2)X
71
(2)X
79
(2)X
88
541
615
708
806
834
906
1030
1184
1292
1441
1449
1588
1755
58-5/8"
1580
52-3/4"
1790
60-3/4"
2060
66-3/4"
2340
64-3/4"
2430
72-3/4"
2640
86-3/4"
3000
108-3/4"
3440
94-3/4"
3760
108-3/4"
4190
108-3/4"
4220
122-3/4"
4620
148-3/4"
5110
(3)H
(3)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
25
606
54-5/8"
31
726
52-3/4"
33
760
52-3/4"
36
877
56-3/4"
41
982
64-3/4"
42
1011
64-3/4"
50
1196
86-3/4"
54
1256
86-3/4"
58
1400
80-3/4"
66
1580
94-3/4"
71
1706
108-3/4"
75
1755
108-3/4"
80
1870
122-3/4"
1760
2110
2210
2550
2860
2940
3480
3660
4070
4600
4960
5110
5440
(3)H
24
662
(3)H
28
775
(2)H
33
884
(2)H
33
926
(2)H
38
1051
(2)H
42
1174
(2)H
48
1301
(2)H
54
1461
(2)H
56
1579
(2)H
61
1682
(2)X
66
1843
(2)X
74
2035
(2)X
76
2035
50-5/8"
1930
(3)H
46-3/4"
2260
(3)H
52-3/4"
2570
(2)H
46-3/4"
2690
(2)H
54-3/4"
3060
(2)H
64-3/4"
3420
(2)H
72-3/4"
3790
(2)H
86-3/4"
4250
(2)H
74-3/4"
4590
(2)H
80-3/4"
4890
(2)H
94-3/4"
5360
(2)X
108-3/4"
5920
(2)X
108-3/4"
5920
(2)X
27
31
33
38
39
44
50
56
59
66
70
76
842
42-3/4"
2450
928
46-3/4"
2700
1061
46-3/4"
3090
1204
54-3/4"
3500
1236
54-3/4"
3600
1385
64-3/4"
4030
1539
72-3/4"
4480
1805
74-3/4"
5250
1868
74-3/4"
5440
2110
94-3/4"
6140
2166
94-3/4"
6300
2331
108-3/4"
6780
(2)H
22
(2)H
25
(2)H
27
(2)H
33
(2)H
35
(2)H
38
(2)H
42
(2)H
48
(2)H
50
(2)H
56
(2)X
61
(2)X
66
(2)X
70
774
42-5/8"
2250
884
48-5/8"
2570
965
42-3/4"
2810
1202
46-3/4"
3500
1236
46-3/4"
3600
1376
54-3/4"
4000
1548
64-3/4"
4500
1717
72-3/4"
4990
1844
64-3/4"
5370
2064
74-3/4"
6000
2190
80-3/4"
6370
2387
94-3/4"
6950
2452
94-3/4"
7130
(2)H
22
(2)H
25
(2)H
29
(2)H
31
(2)H
35
(2)H
36
(2)H
41
(2)H
46
(2)H
51
(2)H
53
(2)X
60
(2)X
66
(2)X
71
868
42-5/8"
949
36-3/4"
1116
42-3/4"
1229
40-3/4"
1386
46-3/4"
1420
46-3/4"
1613
54-3/4"
1809
64-3/4"
2064
64-3/4"
2115
64-3/4"
2377
74-3/4"
2514
80-3/4"
2747
94-3/4"
2520
(2)H
21
2760
(2)H
23
3250
(2)H
26
3580
(2)H
30
4030
(2)H
32
4130
(2)H
36
4690
(2)H
38
5260
(2)H
43
6000
(2)H
48
6150
(2)H
50
6920
(1)X
56
7310
(1)X
61
7990
(1)X
65
978
36-5/8"
2840
(3)H
20
1083
34-5/8"
3150
(2)H
1087
40-5/8"
3160
(2)H
22
1201
36-5/8"
3490
(2)H
1191
44-5/8"
3460
(2)H
24
1320
34-3/4"
3840
(2)H
1418
38-3/4"
4130
(2)H
27
1483
32-3/4"
4310
(2)H
1543
40-3/4"
4490
(2)H
30
1691
38-3/4"
4920
(2)H
1737
46-3/4"
5060
(2)H
32
1735
36-3/4"
5050
(2)H
1781
46-3/4"
5180
(2)H
37
2085
46-3/4"
6070
(2)H
2025
54-3/4"
5890
(2)H
43
2402
54-3/4"
6990
(2)H
2357
56-3/4"
6860
(2)H
45
2545
48-3/4"
7400
(2)H
2412
56-3/4"
7020
(2)H
50
2850
56-3/4"
8290
(2)H
2650
64-3/4"
7710
(1)X
53
2927
56-3/4"
8520
(1)X
2899
74-3/4"
8430
(1)X
57
3135
64-3/4"
9120
(1)X
2972
74-3/4"
8650
(1)X
65
3520
74-3/4"
10240
(1)X
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49

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
24
26
hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
9.5
147
10.7
174
12.2
210
13.6
234
16.3
271
17.6
291
19.1
313
22
364
26
424
N-ds
28-1/2"
28-1/2"
32-1/2"
36-1/2"
44-1/2"
48-1/2"
52-1/2"
44-5/8"
50-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
569
674
812
906
1050
1130
1210
1410
1640
Bridging
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(2)H
(3)H
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
8.9
157
10.0
188
12.0
233
13.1
258
14.6
289
17.6
340
19.2
366
21
404
25
472
N-ds
30-3/8"
38-3/8"
30-1/2"
34-1/2"
40-1/2"
48-1/2"
52-1/2"
40-5/8"
46-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
609
726
902
1000
1120
1320
1420
1570
1830
Bridging
(1)X+(3)H
8.5
(1)X+(3)H
9.8
(1)X+(3)H
11.2
(1)X+(3)H
12.6
(1)X+(3)H
13.9
(1)X+(2)H
16.6
(1)X+(2)H
18.2
(1)X+(2)H
20
(3)H
24
Wt(plf)
28
W360(plf)
167
206
245
282
314
365
396
445
514
N-ds
28-3/8"
647
(1)X+(3)H
36-3/8"
800
(1)X+(3)H
28-1/2"
947
(1)X+(3)H
32-1/2"
1090
(1)X+(3)H
36-1/2"
1220
(1)X+(3)H
44-1/2"
1410
(1)X+(2)H
46-1/2"
1530
(1)X+(2)H
38-5/8"
1720
(1)X+(2)H
42-5/8"
1990
(3)H
W360(plf)
8.2
180
9.3
220
10.4
260
11.6
298
13.4
339
16.0
391
17.2
420
19.0
470
23
556
N-ds
28-3/8"
32-3/8"
40-3/8"
48-3/8"
34-1/2"
40-1/2"
42-1/2"
46-1/2"
40-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
696
(1)X+(3)H
7.9
852
(1)X+(3)H
9.2
1010
(1)X+(3)H
10.3
1150
(1)X+(3)H
11.5
1310
(1)X+(3)H
13.4
1510
(1)X+(2)H
15.2
1630
(1)X+(2)H
17.2
1820
(1)X+(2)H
19.0
2150
(3)H
23
188
28-3/8"
248
32-3/8"
293
40-3/8"
335
48-3/8"
382
34-1/2"
415
36-1/2"
474
42-1/2"
531
46-1/2"
628
40-5/8"
730
(1)X+(3)H
7.8
960
(1)X+(3)H
8.7
1130
(1)X+(3)H
9.8
1300
(1)X+(3)H
11.9
1480
(1)X+(3)H
13.0
1610
(1)X+(2)H
15.0
1840
(1)X+(2)H
16.0
2060
(1)X+(2)H
17.8
2430
(3)H
21
211
28-3/8"
257
30-3/8"
307
38-3/8"
365
28-1/2"
404
32-1/2"
464
36-1/2"
493
40-1/2"
551
42-1/2"
660
36-5/8"
815
(1)X+(3)H
7.8
995
(1)X+(3)H
9.3
1190
(1)X+(3)H
10.9
1410
(1)X+(2)H
12.4
1570
(1)X+(2)H
13.6
1800
(1)X+(2)H
15.5
1910
(1)X+(2)H
17.0
2130
(1)X+(2)H
19.3
2560
(3)H
21
213
28-3/8"
287
30-3/8"
336
36-3/8"
398
28-1/2"
440
28-1/2"
501
28-5/8"
540
28-5/8"
635
30-5/8"
700
34-5/8"
824
(1)X+(3)H
7.5
232
28-3/8"
897
(1)X+(3)H
7.9
276
28-3/8"
1070
(1)X+(2)H
1110
(1)X+(2)H
8.5
298
28-3/8"
1160
(1)X+(3)H
8.4
332
28-3/8"
1290
(1)X+(2)H
1300
(1)X+(2)H
9.8
369
32-3/8"
1430
(1)X+(3)H
9.7
406
30-3/8"
1570
(1)X+(2)H
1540
(1)X+(2)H
10.5
408
38-3/8"
1580
(1)X+(3)H
10.8
469
28-1/2"
1810
(1)X+(2)H
1700
(1)X+(2)H
12.3
486
28-1/2"
1880
(1)X+(2)H
12.5
536
28-1/2"
2080
(1)X+(2)H
1940
(1)X+(2)H
14.3
554
30-1/2"
2140
(1)X+(2)H
13.4
585
28-1/2"
2270
(1)X+(2)H
2090
(3)H
15.3
591
32-1/2"
2290
(1)X+(2)H
14.8
655
30-1/2"
2540
(1)X+(2)H
2460
(3)H
17.4
689
38-1/2"
2670
(1)X+(2)H
16.3
722
28-5/8"
2800
(3)H
2710
(3)H
20
771
30-5/8"
2990
(3)H
19.4
856
28-5/8"
3310
(2)H
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
30
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
55
32
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
34
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
36
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
40
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
44
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
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BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
2.5
5
2.5
5.5
2.5
6
2.5
7
2.5
7.5
2.5
8
2.5
9
2.5
10
2.5
11
2.5
12
2.5
13
2.5
14
2.5
15
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
4200
4500
31
540
36
621
39
682
41
733
45
798
50
886
60
1037
62
1073
70
1262
75
1360
88
1571
89
1585
92
1628
52-3/4"
60-3/4"
68-3/4"
60-3/4"
70-3/4"
82-3/4"
104-3/4"
104-3/4"
106-3/4"
120-3/4"
146-3/4"
146-3/4"
146-3/4"
2090
2410
2640
2840
3090
3430
4020
4150
4890
5270
6080
6140
6310
(3)H
28
(3)H
33
(3)H
36
(3)H
41
(3)H
45
(2)H
50
(2)H
53
(2)H
62
(2)H
66
(2)X
71
(2)X
79
(2)X
89
(2)X
92
578
660
735
854
930
1032
1087
1251
1367
1487
1650
1846
1895
46-3/4"
2240
52-3/4"
2550
60-3/4"
2840
60-3/4"
3310
70-3/4"
3600
82-3/4"
4000
82-3/4"
4210
104-3/4"
4850
92-3/4"
5290
106-3/4"
5760
120-3/4"
6390
146-3/4"
7150
146-3/4"
7340
(3)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
28
665
46-3/4"
33
759
52-3/4"
36
846
60-3/4"
38
904
52-3/4"
42
1010
60-3/4"
46
1096
70-3/4"
53
1251
82-3/4"
58
1326
90-3/4"
66
1570
92-3/4"
66
1590
92-3/4"
75
1777
106-3/4"
80
1911
120-3/4"
92
2178
146-3/4"
2580
2940
3280
3500
3910
4240
4850
5140
6080
6160
6880
7400
8577
(3)H
27
716
(2)H
30
790
(2)H
33
875
(2)H
38
1028
(2)H
42
1149
(2)H
44
1174
(2)H
50
1307
(2)H
56
1467
(2)H
61
1636
(2)H
66
1805
(2)X
75
2018
(2)X
76
2034
(2)X
84
2223
42-3/4"
2770
(3)H
46-3/4"
3060
(2)H
52-3/4"
3390
(2)H
52-3/4"
3980
(2)H
60-3/4"
4450
(2)H
60-3/4"
4550
(2)H
70-3/4"
5060
(2)H
82-3/4"
5680
(2)H
78-3/4"
6340
(2)H
92-3/4"
6990
(2)H
106-3/4"
7810
(2)X
106-3/4"
7880
(2)X
120-3/4"
8610
(2)X
30
33
35
39
44
50
56
59
66
71
76
80
891
46-3/4"
3450
987
52-3/4"
3820
1048
46-3/4"
4060
1188
52-3/4"
4600
1322
60-3/4"
5120
1473
70-3/4"
5700
1653
82-3/4"
6400
1784
72-3/4"
6910
2030
92-3/4"
7860
2106
92-3/4"
8160
2288
106-3/4"
8860
2339
106-3/4"
9060
(3)H
24
(2)H
27
(2)H
31
(2)H
35
(2)H
39
(2)H
40
(2)H
45
(2)H
50
(2)H
56
(2)H
61
(2)X
70
(2)X
71
(2)X
76
788
44-5/8"
3050
912
42-3/4"
3530
1006
46-3/4"
3900
1169
46-3/4"
4530
1325
52-3/4"
5130
1336
52-3/4"
5170
1519
60-3/4"
5880
1667
70-3/4"
6460
1942
72-3/4"
7520
2074
78-3/4"
8030
2348
92-3/4"
9090
2365
92-3/4"
9160
2550
106-3/4"
9870
(3)H
24
(3)H
28
(2)H
31
(2)H
34
(2)H
35
(2)H
40
(2)H
44
(2)H
48
(2)H
52
(2)H
56
(2)X
61
(2)X
70
(2)X
71
884
36-3/4"
974
38-3/4"
1114
46-3/4"
1293
46-3/4"
1303
46-3/4"
1478
52-3/4"
1657
60-3/4"
1815
70-3/4"
1964
62-3/4"
2168
72-3/4"
2315
78-3/4"
2614
92-3/4"
2614
92-3/4"
3420
(3)H
23
991
40-5/8"
3840
(2)H
3770
(2)H
26
1087
44-5/8"
4210
(2)H
4310
(2)H
30
1262
42-3/4"
4890
(2)H
5010
(2)H
33
1408
40-3/4"
5450
(2)H
5050
(2)H
37
1588
46-3/4"
6150
(2)H
5720
(2)H
38
1619
46-3/4"
6270
(2)H
6420
(2)H
43
1843
52-3/4"
7140
(2)H
7030
(2)H
48
2072
60-3/4"
8020
(2)H
7610
(2)H
51
2193
54-3/4"
8490
(2)H
8390
(2)H
56
2423
62-3/4"
9380
(2)H
8970
(2)X
64
2742
72-3/4"
10620
(2)X
10120
(2)X
67
2857
78-3/4"
11060
(2)X
10120
(2)X
76
3195
92-3/4"
12370
(2)X
22
1064
38-5/8"
24
1186
34-3/4"
27
1303
36-3/4"
30
1521
38-3/4"
33
1656
40-3/4"
37
1867
46-3/4"
42
2121
52-3/4"
45
2212
52-3/4"
50
2553
54-3/4"
53
2634
54-3/4"
57
2847
62-3/4"
65
3217
72-3/4"
66
3217
72-3/4"
4120
(2)H
4590
(2)H
5040
(2)H
5890
(2)H
6410
(2)H
7230
(2)H
8210
(2)H
8560
(2)H
9880
(2)H
10200
(1)H
11020
(1)X
12460
(1)X
12460
(1)X
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2930
51

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
24
26
hr (in.)
1.5
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
10.9
128
12.6
158
14.4
185
16.5
211
18.9
242
20
252
24
288
25
314
30
379
N-ds
30-1/2"
30-1/2"
36-1/2"
42-1/2"
52-1/2"
56-1/2"
48-5/8"
50-5/8"
52-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
643
793
932
1060
1220
1270
1450
1580
1910
Bridging
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(3)H
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
10.4
141
12.3
174
13.8
205
15.5
230
17.5
263
19.1
283
22
319
24
351
30
443
N-ds
36-3/8"
30-1/2"
34-1/2"
40-1/2"
48-1/2"
52-1/2"
44-5/8"
46-5/8"
52-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
711
877
1030
1160
1320
1420
1600
1760
2230
Bridging
(1)X+(3)H
9.7
(1)X+(3)H
11.1
(1)X+(3)H
12.5
(1)X+(3)H
15.5
(1)X+(3)H
16.6
(1)X+(3)H
19.3
(1)X+(3)H
21
(1)X+(3)H
23
(3)H
27
Wt(plf)
28
W360(plf)
152
189
218
265
282
326
351
383
466
N-ds
32-3/8"
765
(1)X+(3)H
30-1/2"
950
(1)X+(3)H
32-1/2"
1100
(1)X+(3)H
40-1/2"
1330
(1)X+(3)H
44-1/2"
1420
(1)X+(3)H
52-1/2"
1640
(1)X+(3)H
40-5/8"
1760
(1)X+(3)H
42-5/8"
1930
(1)X+(3)H
56-5/8"
2340
(3)H
W360(plf)
9.5
161
10.8
206
12.0
236
13.8
277
16.6
322
18.3
350
20
379
22
416
26
505
N-ds
30-3/8"
30-1/2"
30-1/2"
36-1/2"
44-1/2"
46-1/2"
52-1/2"
40-5/8"
52-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
808
(1)X+(3)H
9.5
1030
(1)X+(3)H
10.4
1190
(1)X+(3)H
11.6
1390
(1)X+(3)H
13.4
1620
(1)X+(3)H
16.0
1760
(1)X+(3)H
17.3
1910
(1)X+(3)H
19.0
2090
(1)X+(3)H
21
2540
(3)H
26
181
30-3/8"
217
30-1/2"
254
30-1/2"
297
34-1/2"
343
40-1/2"
368
42-1/2"
402
46-1/2"
449
36-5/8"
571
52-5/8"
912
(1)X+(3)H
8.5
1090
(1)X+(3)H
9.7
1270
(1)X+(3)H
11.6
1490
(1)X+(3)H
13.2
1720
(1)X+(3)H
15.1
1850
(1)X+(3)H
16.7
2020
(1)X+(3)H
18.5
2260
(1)X+(3)H
21.0
2870
(3)H
23
197
30-3/8"
242
32-3/8"
303
30-1/2"
341
30-1/2"
402
36-1/2"
437
38-1/2"
475
30-5/8"
536
34-5/8"
627
46-5/8"
988
(1)X+(3)H
8.7
1210
(1)X+(3)H
10.0
1520
(1)X+(3)H
11.5
1710
(1)X+(2)H
13.0
2020
(1)X+(2)H
14.7
2200
(1)X+(2)H
17.1
2390
(1)X+(2)H
18.7
2690
(3)H
19.6
3150
(3)H
22
221
30-3/8"
274
30-3/8"
331
38-3/8"
391
30-1/2"
444
30-1/2"
511
30-5/8"
550
30-5/8"
601
30-5/8"
721
42-5/8"
1110
(1)X+(3)H
9.0
242
30-3/8"
1220
(1)X+(2)H
8.0
252
30-3/8"
1270
(1)X+(2)H
1380
(1)X+(3)H
9.9
304
30-3/8"
1530
(1)X+(2)H
9.1
326
30-3/8"
1640
(1)X+(2)H
1670
(1)X+(2)H
12.2
384
30-1/2"
1930
(1)X+(2)H
10.6
404
32-3/8"
2030
(1)X+(2)H
1970
(1)X+(2)H
14.1
439
30-1/2"
2210
(1)X+(2)H
11.9
454
38-3/8"
2280
(1)X+(2)H
2230
(1)X+(2)H
15.1
506
30-1/2"
2540
(3)H
13.5
535
30-1/2"
2690
(1)X+(2)H
2570
(1)X+(2)H
16.4
566
32-1/2"
2850
(3)H
15.3
608
30-1/2"
3060
(1)X+(2)H
2770
(3)H
18.0
610
30-5/8"
3070
(3)H
16.8
655
32-1/2"
3290
(1)X+(2)H
3020
(3)H
19.6
672
30-5/8"
3380
(3)H
18.4
757
38-1/2"
3810
(3)H
3630
(3)H
23
825
38-5/8"
4150
(2)H
20
833
46-1/2"
4190
(3)H
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
30
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
60
32
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
36
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
40
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
44
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
48
N-ds
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BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
2.5
5
2.5
5.5
2.5
6
2.5
7
2.5
7.5
2.5
8
2.5
9
2.5
10
2.5
11
2.5
12
3.5
13
3.5
14
3.5
15
4200
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
36
472
39
518
43
567
49
659
53
704
58
770
67
870
74
966
87
1177
88
1196
94
1373
60-3/4"
68-3/4"
74-3/4"
82-3/4"
88-3/4"
104-3/4"
118-3/4"
134-3/4"
144-3/4"
144-3/4"
144-3/4"
2370
2610
2850
3310
3540
3870
4380
4860
5920
6010
6900
(3)H
34
(3)H
39
(3)H
43
(3)H
49
(2)H
50
(2)H
58
(2)H
62
(2)H
70
(2)X
75
(2)X
88
(2)X
92
95
532
605
663
769
789
899
950
1062
1205
1394
1568
1612
60-3/4"
2670
68-3/4"
3040
74-3/4"
3330
82-3/4"
3870
82-3/4"
3970
104-3/4"
4520
104-3/4"
4780
118-3/4"
5340
118-3/4"
6060
144-3/4"
7010
144-3/4"
7880
144-3/4"
8110
(3)H
(3)H
(3)H
(3)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
31
560
52-3/4"
36
646
60-3/4"
41
725
66-3/4"
45
819
68-3/4"
50
910
82-3/4"
52
935
82-3/4"
61
1080
104-3/4"
69
1227
118-3/4"
71
1304
104-3/4"
79
1449
118-3/4"
92
1802
144-3/4"
93
1820
144-3/4"
96
1870
144-3/4"
2820
3250
3640
4120
4580
4700
5430
6170
6560
7280
9060
9150
9400
(3)H
31
639
(3)H
36
737
(3)H
41
827
(3)H
42
882
(2)H
46
958
(2)H
52
1066
(2)H
56
1136
(2)H
65
1304
(2)H
71
1485
(2)X
79
1650
(2)X
80
1790
(2)X
93
2069
(2)X
94
2087
52-3/4"
3210
(3)H
60-3/4"
3710
(3)H
66-3/4"
4160
(3)H
60-3/4"
4430
(3)H
68-3/4"
4810
(2)H
82-3/4"
5360
(2)H
88-3/4"
5710
(2)H
104-3/4"
6560
(2)H
104-3/4"
7470
(2)H
118-3/4"
8290
(2)X
118-3/4"
9000
(2)X
144-3/4"
10400
(2)X
144-3/4"
10490
(2)X
33
38
42
47
48
56
66
67
75
79
85
96
757
52-3/4"
3810
861
58-3/4"
4330
995
60-3/4"
5000
1082
68-3/4"
5440
1108
68-3/4"
5570
1265
82-3/4"
6360
1475
104-3/4"
7420
1559
90-3/4"
7840
1744
104-3/4"
8770
1927
104-3/4"
9690
2083
118-3/4"
10470
2394
144-3/4"
12040
(3)H
27
(3)H
31
(3)H
33
(3)H
38
(2)H
43
(2)H
44
(2)H
50
(2)H
56
(2)H
61
(2)X
67
(2)X
71
(2)X
76
(2)X
84
779
42-3/4"
3920
861
46-3/4"
4330
954
52-3/4"
4800
1116
52-3/4"
5610
1248
60-3/4"
6280
1276
60-3/4"
6420
1424
68-3/4"
7160
1598
82-3/4"
8030
1773
76-3/4"
8910
1957
90-3/4"
9840
2155
90-3/4"
10830
2347
104-3/4"
11800
2595
118-3/4"
13050
(3)H
26
(2)H
29
(2)H
33
(2)H
35
(2)H
40
(2)H
44
(2)H
46
(2)H
54
(2)H
59
(2)H
62
(2)X
70
(2)X
72
(2)X
80
883
38-3/4"
982
42-3/4"
1153
52-3/4"
1219
46-3/4"
1383
52-3/4"
1539
60-3/4"
1585
60-3/4"
1900
82-3/4"
2066
70-3/4"
2159
76-3/4"
2587
90-3/4"
2606
90-3/4"
2905
104-3/4"
4440
(3)H
26
4940
(2)H
29
5800
(2)H
34
6130
(2)H
37
6950
(2)H
38
7740
(2)H
42
7970
(2)H
48
9550
(2)H
54
10390
(2)H
55
10860
(2)H
63
13010
(2)X
66
13100
(2)X
74
14600
(2)X
75
997
44-5/8"
5010
(2)H
24
1058
40-5/8"
5320
(3)H
1102
38-3/4"
5540
(2)H
27
1163
44-5/8"
5850
(2)H
1282
44-3/4"
6450
(2)H
30
1349
42-3/4"
6780
(2)H
1477
46-3/4"
7420
(2)H
33
1502
40-3/4"
7550
(2)H
1488
46-3/4"
7480
(2)H
37
1695
46-3/4"
8520
(2)H
1685
52-3/4"
8470
(2)H
39
1729
46-3/4"
8690
(2)H
1922
60-3/4"
9660
(2)H
45
2000
52-3/4"
10050
(2)H
2128
68-3/4"
10700
(2)H
51
2244
60-3/4"
11280
(2)H
2218
60-3/4"
11150
(2)H
56
2553
60-3/4"
12840
(2)H
2513
70-3/4"
12630
(2)H
57
2577
60-3/4"
12960
(2)H
2764
76-3/4"
13900
(2)X
66
3059
70-3/4"
15380
(2)X
3124
90-3/4"
15700
(2)X
67
3078
70-3/4"
15480
(2)X
3144
90-3/4"
15810
(2)X
77
3609
90-3/4"
18140
(2)X
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56-5/8"
3380
53

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
1.5
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
Wt(plf)
10.6
146
36-3/8"
12.4
181
34-1/2"
14.2
213
34-1/2"
16.4
255
44-1/2"
17.9
274
48-1/2"
21
317
40-5/8"
23
333
44-5/8"
25
371
46-5/8"
31
461
52-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
936
1160
1360
1630
1750
2020
2130
2370
2950
Bridging
(4)X
10.2
(4)X
11.7
(4)X
14.0
(4)X
15.6
(4)X
18.1
(4)X
19.9
(4)X
22
(4)X
25
(3)X
28
W360(plf)
30
N-ds
Wt(plf)
32
W360(plf)
156
195
241
271
313
339
367
426
475
N-ds
34-3/8"
998
42-3/8"
1240
34-1/2"
1540
40-1/2"
1730
46-1/2"
2000
52-1/2"
2170
40-5/8"
2350
48-5/8"
2720
56-5/8"
3040
(4)X
10.3
(4)X
11.5
(4)X
13.7
(4)X
15.1
(4)X
16.9
(4)X
18.9
(4)X
21
(3)X
24
(3)X
28
Bridging
175
34-3/8"
1120
(4)X
208
40-3/8"
1330
(4)X
255
34-1/2"
1630
(4)X
286
36-1/2"
1830
(4)X
324
44-1/2"
2070
(4)X
357
46-1/2"
2280
(4)X
385
38-5/8"
2460
(4)X
447
42-5/8"
2850
(4)X
541
46-3/4"
3460
(3)X
Wt(plf)
10.1
11.5
13.2
14.9
16.0
18.9
20
23
26
W360(plf)
181
34-3/8"
1150
(4)X
232
40-3/8"
1480
(4)X
270
34-1/2"
1730
(4)X
319
36-1/2"
2040
(4)X
339
40-1/2"
2170
(4)X
398
46-1/2"
2550
(4)X
429
38-5/8"
2750
(4)X
473
40-5/8"
3020
(4)X
565
52-5/8"
3610
(3)X
Wt(plf)
9.6
10.8
13.0
14.6
16.2
18.0
19.7
22
27
W360(plf)
198
34-3/8"
1270
(4)X
237
34-1/2"
1520
(4)X
283
34-1/2"
1810
(4)X
333
34-1/2"
2130
(4)X
375
40-1/2"
2400
(4)X
409
42-1/2"
2620
(4)X
446
34-5/8"
2850
(4)X
498
36-5/8"
3190
(4)X
634
42-3/4"
4050
(3)X
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
34
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
36
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
65
38
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
40
Wt(plf)
9.3
10.8
12.7
14.0
15.6
18.3
20.0
22
25
W360(plf)
202
249
308
346
391
455
500
554
647
N-ds
34-3/8"
1290
(4)X
36-3/8"
1590
(4)X
46-3/8"
1970
(4)X
34-1/2"
2210
(4)X
34-1/2"
2500
(4)X
34-5/8"
2910
(4)X
34-5/8"
3200
(4)X
38-5/8"
3540
(3)X
48-5/8"
4140
(3)X
9.1
227
10.7
282
11.8
335
14.2
398
16.2
452
17.8
513
18.9
547
20
604
24
728
34-3/8"
1450
(4)X
34-3/8"
1800
(4)X
40-3/8"
2140
(4)X
34-1/2"
2540
(4)X
34-1/2"
2890
(4)X
38-1/2"
3280
(3)X
42-1/2"
3500
(3)X
46-1/2"
3860
(3)X
44-5/8"
4650
(3)X
9.4
248
34-3/8"
1580
(3)X
9.5
11.4
311
34-3/8"
1990
(3)X
10.3
13.8
381
34-1/2"
2440
(3)X
11.5
14.8
446
34-1/2"
2850
(3)X
13.1
15.9
498
34-1/2"
3190
(3)X
15.1
18.1
569
34-1/2"
3640
(3)X
17.2
19.6
615
38-1/2"
3930
(3)X
17.8
21
679
34-3/4"
4340
(3)X
18.7
26
837
34-3/4"
5350
(2)X
22
259
34-3/8"
1660
(3)X
325
34-3/8"
2070
(3)X
400
36-3/8"
2550
(3)X
455
34-1/2"
2910
(3)X
535
34-1/2"
3420
(3)X
610
34-1/2"
3900
(3)X
641
34-1/2"
4100
(3)X
698
38-1/2"
4460
(3)X
846
38-5/8"
5410
(3)X
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
44
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
48
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
52
N-ds
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BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
2.5
5
2.5
5.5
2.5
6
2.5
7
2.5
7.5
2.5
8
2.5
9
2.5
10
2.5
11
2.5
12
3.5
13
3.5
14
3.5
15
4200
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
36
573
41
643
45
704
50
811
52
833
60
954
67
1059
75
1177
79
1284
89
1445
93
1618
60-3/4"
66-3/4"
74-3/4"
78-3/4"
78-3/4"
100-3/4"
116-3/4"
130-3/4"
116-3/4"
142-3/4"
142-3/4"
3660
4110
4500
5180
5330
6100
6770
7520
8210
9240
10340
(3)X
32
(3)X
36
(3)X
41
(3)X
45
(3)X
52
(3)X
56
(3)X
62
(2)X
70
(2)X
78
(2)X
88
(2)X
92
93
581
659
739
835
943
997
1120
1253
1451
1633
1826
1844
66-5/8"
3710
60-3/4"
4210
66-3/4"
4730
66-3/4"
5340
78-3/4"
6030
86-3/4"
6370
100-3/4"
7160
116-3/4"
8010
116-3/4"
9270
142-3/4"
10440
142-3/4"
11670
142-3/4"
11790
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
33
663
52-3/4"
38
754
58-3/4"
42
845
66-3/4"
47
949
66-3/4"
52
1058
78-3/4"
54
1087
78-3/4"
63
1258
100-3/4"
70
1407
116-3/4"
75
1524
102-3/4"
80
1649
116-3/4"
93
2044
142-3/4"
96
2102
142-3/4"
97
2120
142-3/4"
4230
4820
5400
6070
6760
6950
8040
9000
9740
10540
13070
13430
13550
(3)X
32
726
(3)X
36
823
(3)X
38
851
(2)X
43
982
(2)X
48
1084
(2)X
54
1210
(2)X
58
1289
(2)X
66
1460
(2)X
74
1695
(2)X
75
1718
(2)X
84
2028
(2)X
93
2292
(2)X
97
2355
66-5/8"
4640
(3)X
60-3/4"
5260
(3)X
58-3/4"
5440
(3)X
60-3/4"
6280
(3)X
66-3/4"
6930
(2)X
78-3/4"
7740
(2)X
86-3/4"
8240
(2)X
100-3/4"
9330
(2)X
102-3/4"
10840
(2)X
102-3/4"
10980
(2)X
116-3/4"
12960
(2)X
142-3/4"
14650
(2)X
142-3/4"
15050
(2)X
35
39
44
49
51
57
66
71
76
85
88
97
843
50-3/4"
5390
958
58-3/4"
6120
1099
60-3/4"
7020
1199
66-3/4"
7660
1229
66-3/4"
7860
1382
78-3/4"
8830
1615
100-3/4"
10320
1738
88-3/4"
11110
1897
102-3/4"
12130
2236
116-3/4"
14300
2293
116-3/4"
14660
2598
142-3/4"
16600
(3)X
30
(3)X
33
(3)X
38
(2)X
40
(2)X
44
(2)X
50
(2)X
57
(2)X
61
(2)X
67
(2)X
75
(2)X
80
(2)X
84
(2)X
88
806
56-5/8"
5150
909
52-3/4"
5810
1035
58-3/4"
6610
1094
52-3/4"
6990
1218
60-3/4"
7790
1350
66-3/4"
8630
1518
78-3/4"
9700
1628
86-3/4"
10400
1860
88-3/4"
11890
2081
102-3/4"
13300
2286
102-3/4"
14610
2472
116-3/4"
15800
2533
116-3/4"
16190
(3)X
28
(3)X
31
(3)X
35
(3)X
40
(2)X
41
(2)X
46
(2)X
51
(2)X
59
(2)X
62
(2)X
71
(2)X
72
(2)X
80
(2)X
86
904
52-5/8"
984
46-3/4"
1113
50-3/4"
1295
52-3/4"
1323
52-3/4"
1476
60-3/4"
1627
66-3/4"
1868
78-3/4"
2016
74-3/4"
2285
88-3/4"
2438
88-3/4"
2718
102-3/4"
2937
116-3/4"
5780
(3)X
29
6290
(3)X
32
7110
(3)X
37
8280
(3)X
38
8460
(2)X
44
9440
(2)X
46
10400
(2)X
52
11940
(2)X
56
12890
(2)X
63
14600
(2)X
66
15580
(2)X
74
17380
(2)X
78
18770
(2)X
83
1016
38-3/4"
6500
(2)X
26
1044
36-3/4"
6670
(3)X
1114
40-3/4"
7120
(2)X
29
1154
38-3/4"
7380
(2)X
1331
50-3/4"
8510
(2)X
33
1343
44-3/4"
8580
(2)X
1375
46-3/4"
8790
(2)X
37
1549
46-3/4"
9900
(2)X
1580
52-3/4"
10100
(2)X
39
1581
46-3/4"
10110
(2)X
1612
52-3/4"
10300
(2)X
43
1789
52-3/4"
11440
(2)X
1827
60-3/4"
11680
(2)X
49
2013
60-3/4"
12870
(2)X
1984
66-3/4"
12680
(2)X
56
2266
66-3/4"
14490
(2)X
2312
68-3/4"
14780
(2)X
57
2348
60-3/4"
15010
(2)X
2422
74-3/4"
15480
(2)X
65
2662
68-3/4"
17010
(2)X
2881
88-3/4"
18420
(2)X
69
2917
74-3/4"
18650
(2)X
2948
88-3/4"
18850
(2)X
77
3298
88-3/4"
21080
(2)X
3218
102-3/4"
20570
(2)X
78
3318
88-3/4"
21210
(2)X
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46-3/4"
4760
55

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
1.5
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2.5
4
300
11.4
400
13.5
500
15.8
600
18.5
700
19.8
800
22
900
25
1000
27
1200
31
N-ds
141
38-3/8"
184
36-1/2"
219
38-1/2"
255
46-1/2"
272
52-1/2"
303
44-5/8"
328
46-5/8"
359
52-5/8"
442
52-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
1130
1470
1750
2040
2170
2420
2620
2870
3530
Bridging
(4)X
11.0
(4)X
13.0
(4)X
15.3
(4)X
17.1
(4)X
18.4
(4)X
22
(4)X
24
(4)X
27
(4)X
32
TL
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
32
Wt(plf)
34
W360(plf)
150
195
232
263
283
324
349
405
505
N-ds
36-3/8"
36-1/2"
36-1/2"
42-1/2"
46-1/2"
40-5/8"
42-5/8"
52-5/8"
66-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
1200
1550
1850
2100
2260
2590
2790
3230
4030
Bridging
(4)X
11.1
168
(4)X
12.8
206
(4)X
14.3
242
(4)X
16.0
273
(4)X
18.4
316
(4)X
20
342
(4)X
23
385
(4)X
26
430
(3)X
31
554
36-3/8"
1340
(4)X
36-1/2"
1640
(4)X
36-1/2"
1930
(4)X
40-1/2"
2180
(4)X
46-1/2"
2520
(4)X
52-1/2"
2730
(4)X
42-5/8"
3070
(4)X
48-5/8"
3430
(4)X
52-3/4"
4430
(4)X
10.8
175
12.4
219
13.8
254
16.7
310
18.4
336
22
396
23
416
24
450
29
564
36-3/8"
1400
(4)X
36-1/2"
1750
(4)X
36-1/2"
2030
(4)X
38-1/2"
2470
(4)X
36-5/8"
2680
(4)X
38-5/8"
3160
(3)X
42-5/8"
3320
(3)X
44-5/8"
3590
(3)X
46-3/4"
4500
(3)X
W360(plf)
10.7
192
12.1
228
13.9
280
15.3
313
17.4
359
19.3
392
21
427
24
496
29
621
N-ds
36-3/8"
40-3/8"
36-1/2"
36-1/2"
42-1/2"
46-1/2"
36-5/8"
44-5/8"
46-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
1530
(4)X
1820
(4)X
2230
(4)X
2500
(4)X
2860
(4)X
3130
(4)X
3410
(4)X
3960
(3)X
4960
(3)X
10.3
211
36-3/8"
11.4
254
38-3/8"
13.1
313
48-3/8"
14.8
353
36-1/2"
16.6
402
38-1/2"
18.6
439
36-5/8"
21
483
36-5/8"
24
562
42-5/8"
28
701
42-3/4"
1690
(4)X
2030
(4)X
2500
(4)X
2820
(4)X
3210
(4)X
3500
(4)X
3850
(4)X
4490
(3)X
5600
(3)X
10.0
230
11.1
284
13.1
339
15.2
402
17.1
456
18.2
487
20.0
560
22
626
25
727
36-3/8"
1840
(4)X
10.2
251
36-3/8"
2010
(4)X
36-3/8"
2270
(4)X
13.1
320
36-3/8"
2560
(4)X
36-1/2"
2710
(4)X
14.1
381
36-1/2"
3040
(3)X
36-1/2"
3210
(4)X
15.3
441
36-1/2"
3520
(3)X
36-1/2"
3640
(3)X
17.4
503
36-1/2"
4010
(3)X
38-1/2"
3890
(3)X
19.6
577
38-1/2"
4610
(3)X
46-1/2"
4470
(3)X
22
631
36-5/8"
5040
(3)X
38-5/8"
5000
(3)X
23
699
36-5/8"
5580
(3)X
36-3/4"
5800
(3)X
27
859
36-3/4"
6860
(3)X
12.2
310
12.8
334
14.0
404
15.4
475
16.6
530
17.8
595
18.8
635
21
706
25
894
36-3/8"
2480
(3)X
36-3/8"
2670
(3)X
38-3/8"
3220
(3)X
36-1/2"
3790
(3)X
36-1/2"
4230
(3)X
36-1/2"
4750
(3)X
38-1/2"
5070
(3)X
36-5/8"
5630
(3)X
34-3/4"
7130
(3)X
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
36
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
38
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
70
40
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
44
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
48
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
52
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
56
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
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BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
2.5
5
2.5
5.5
2.5
6
2.5
7
2.5
7.5
2.5
8
2.5
9
2.5
10
2.5
11
2.5
12
3.5
13
3.5
14
3.5
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
39
563
43
619
49
693
52
748
60
858
62
882
74
1051
84
1183
88
1292
92
1346
68-3/4"
74-3/4"
84-3/4"
76-3/4"
98-3/4"
98-3/4"
130-3/4"
158-3/4"
140-3/4"
140-3/4"
4500
4940
5530
5980
6850
7040
8390
9450
10310
10740
(3)X
36
(3)X
42
(3)X
47
(3)X
52
(3)X
57
(3)X
63
(2)X
71
(2)X
80
(2)X
89
(2)X
94
97
585
670
730
841
890
991
1112
1238
1451
1511
1674
60-3/4"
4670
66-3/4"
5350
74-3/4"
5830
76-3/4"
6710
84-3/4"
7110
98-3/4"
7910
114-3/4"
8870
130-3/4"
9880
140-3/4"
11580
140-3/4"
12060
140-3/4"
13370
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
36
653
60-3/4"
41
734
66-3/4"
45
804
74-3/4"
52
938
76-3/4"
54
965
76-3/4"
62
1106
98-3/4"
66
1156
98-3/4"
75
1296
114-3/4"
80
1457
114-3/4"
92
1684
140-3/4"
94
1830
140-3/4"
5210
5860
6420
7490
7700
8830
9230
10350
11630
13440
14610
(3)X
33
658
(3)X
38
750
(3)X
43
840
(3)X
47
943
(3)X
52
1051
(3)X
56
1113
(2)X
65
1281
(2)X
71
1400
(2)X
79
1612
(2)X
84
1672
(2)X
93
2023
97
2080
52-3/4"
5260
(3)X
58-3/4"
5990
(3)X
66-3/4"
6710
(3)X
66-3/4"
7530
(3)X
76-3/4"
8390
(3)X
84-3/4"
8890
(3)X
98-3/4"
10230
(2)X
114-3/4"
11180
(2)X
114-3/4"
12870
(2)X
114-3/4"
13350
(2)X
140-3/4"
16150
(2)X
140-3/4"
16600
(2)X
38
43
48
54
56
66
75
76
84
94
97
102
826
58-3/4"
6590
925
66-3/4"
7390
1053
66-3/4"
8410
1177
76-3/4"
9390
1206
76-3/4"
9630
1411
98-3/4"
11270
1583
114-3/4"
12640
1661
100-3/4"
13260
1839
114-3/4"
14680
2222
140-3/4"
17740
2284
140-3/4"
18240
2358
140-3/4"
18830
(3)X
31
(3)X
35
(3)X
40
(3)X
45
(3)X
50
(3)X
55
(2)X
59
(2)X
67
(2)X
71
(2)X
80
(2)X
85
(2)X
89
(2)X
102
788
46-3/4"
6290
893
50-3/4"
7130
1014
58-3/4"
8100
1161
60-3/4"
9270
1288
66-3/4"
10280
1416
76-3/4"
11300
1494
76-3/4"
11930
1711
98-3/4"
13660
1833
86-3/4"
14640
2045
100-3/4"
16320
2351
114-3/4"
18770
2411
114-3/4"
19250
2798
140-3/4"
22340
(3)X
30
(3)X
35
(3)X
40
(2)X
42
(2)X
46
(2)X
51
(2)X
57
(2)X
62
(2)X
71
(2)X
72
(2)X
81
(2)X
86
(2)X
89
870
42-3/4"
1043
50-3/4"
1185
58-3/4"
1243
52-3/4"
1387
60-3/4"
1518
66-3/4"
1707
76-3/4"
1834
84-3/4"
2137
86-3/4"
2163
86-3/4"
2549
100-3/4"
2756
114-3/4"
2826
114-3/4"
6940
(3)X
31
964
8330
(3)X
35
1119
9460
(3)X
38
1247
9920
(2)X
44
1466
11070
(2)X
46
1497
12120
(2)X
52
1685
13630
(2)X
55
1834
14640
(2)X
63
2082
17060
(2)X
66
2241
17270
(2)X
75
2532
20350
(2)X
78
2733
22000
(2)X
83
2986
22560
(2)X
88
3229
38-3/4"
7700
(3)X
44-3/4"
8930
(2)X
50-3/4"
9950
(2)X
52-3/4"
11700
(2)X
52-3/4"
11950
(2)X
60-3/4"
13450
(2)X
66-3/4"
14640
(2)X
76-3/4"
16620
(2)X
72-3/4"
17890
(2)X
86-3/4"
20210
(2)X
86-3/4"
21820
(2)X
100-3/4"
23840
(2)X
114-3/4"
25780
(2)X
29
1058
32
1163
37
1393
39
1454
44
1646
46
1684
52
1893
58
2102
66
2439
69
2556
77
3031
79
3052
85
3385
38-3/4"
8450
(3)X
40-3/4"
9290
(3)X
50-3/4"
11120
(3)X
46-3/4"
11610
(2)X
52-3/4"
13140
(2)X
52-3/4"
13450
(2)X
60-3/4"
15110
(2)X
66-3/4"
16780
(2)X
68-3/4"
19480
(2)X
72-3/4"
20410
(2)X
86-3/4"
24190
(2)X
86-3/4"
24360
(2)X
100-3/4"
27030
(2)X
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52-3/4"
5790
57

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
1.5
1.5
1.5
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2.5
3
2.5
3.5
2.5
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
Wt(plf)
12.4
140
14.7
180
16.4
204
19.0
237
22
267
25
304
27
344
30
389
35
450
40-3/8"
1370
38-1/2"
1770
38-1/2"
2000
38-5/8"
2320
40-5/8"
2620
48-5/8"
2990
58-5/8"
3380
64-5/8"
3820
76-5/8"
4420
W360(plf)
34
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(3)X
Wt(plf)
11.7
160
13.4
198
15.3
234
17.6
270
20.0
310
23
336
24
382
28
444
32
510
38-3/8"
1570
38-1/2"
1940
38-1/2"
2300
42-1/2"
2650
52-1/2"
3040
40-5/8"
3300
50-5/8"
3750
56-5/8"
4360
66-5/8"
5010
(3)X
W360(plf)
38
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
40
Bridging
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
Wt(plf)
11.8
13.9
15.5
17.4
19.3
22
25
27
33
W360(plf)
168
38-3/8"
218
38-1/2"
258
38-1/2"
293
42-1/2"
320
46-1/2"
366
40-5/8"
421
50-5/8"
465
52-5/8"
563
66-5/8"
1650
(4)X
2140
(4)X
2540
(4)X
2880
(4)X
3150
(4)X
3590
(4)X
4140
(4)X
4570
(4)X
5530
(3)X
11.5
184
38-3/8"
12.9
225
38-1/2"
14.8
268
38-1/2"
16.4
302
38-1/2"
19.4
355
38-5/8"
22
387
38-5/8"
23
438
46-5/8"
26
510
52-5/8"
32
617
66-5/8"
1800
(4)X
2210
(4)X
2630
(4)X
2960
(4)X
3490
(4)X
3800
(4)X
4300
(4)X
5000
(4)X
6060
(3)X
11.0
189
38-3/8"
13.2
240
38-1/2"
15.6
283
38-1/2"
17.8
341
38-1/2"
18.8
364
42-1/2"
22
428
38-5/8"
24
483
44-5/8"
27
537
48-5/8"
30
617
56-5/8"
W360(plf)
1850
(4)X
10.8
205
2350
(4)X
12.4
264
2780
(4)X
13.8
304
3350
(4)X
15.7
360
3570
(4)X
18.5
418
4200
(4)X
20
460
4750
(4)X
23
532
5270
(3)X
25
580
6060
(3)X
29
685
N-ds
38-3/8"
40-3/8"
38-1/2"
38-1/2"
42-1/2"
38-5/8"
42-5/8"
44-5/8"
52-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
2010
(4)X
2590
(4)X
2990
(4)X
3530
(4)X
4110
(4)X
4510
(4)X
5220
(3)X
5700
(3)X
6720
(3)X
Wt(plf)
10.2
11.6
14.0
16.8
18.2
19.2
21
23
27
W360(plf)
218
38-3/8"
282
38-3/8"
339
38-1/2"
411
38-1/2"
463
38-1/2"
494
42-1/2"
573
38-5/8"
635
40-5/8"
741
48-5/8"
2140
(4)X
12.2
256
38-3/8"
2520
(3)X
12.4
289
38-3/8"
2840
(3)X
2770
(4)X
13.5
319
38-3/8"
3130
(3)X
13.3
338
38-3/8"
3320
(3)X
3330
(4)X
14.8
377
38-1/2"
3700
(3)X
14.6
404
40-3/8"
3960
(3)X
4040
(4)X
17.0
446
38-1/2"
4380
(3)X
16.0
467
38-1/2"
4590
(3)X
4550
(3)X
19.0
507
38-1/2"
4980
(3)X
17.2
524
38-1/2"
5140
(3)X
4850
(3)X
21
555
38-1/2"
5450
(3)X
18.8
593
38-1/2"
5820
(3)X
5620
(3)X
23
623
34-5/8"
6110
(3)X
21
675
34-5/8"
6630
(3)X
6230
(3)X
24
689
38-5/8"
6760
(3)X
23
754
36-5/8"
7400
(3)X
7280
(3)X
29
820
34-3/4"
8050
(3)X
27
893
44-5/8"
8770
(3)X
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
42
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
75
44
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
48
52
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
56
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
60
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
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BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
2.5
5
2.5
5.5
2.5
6
2.5
7
2.5
7.5
2.5
8
2.5
9
2.5
10
2.5
11
2.5
12
3.5
13
3.5
14
3.5
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
40
527
45
578
51
644
59
762
61
786
67
865
75
964
88
1119
92
1212
3600
66-3/4"
74-3/4"
84-3/4"
96-3/4"
96-3/4"
112-3/4"
126-3/4"
156-3/4"
138-3/4"
5180
5680
6330
7480
7720
8490
9460
10990
11910
(3)X
38
(3)X
43
(3)X
50
(3)X
52
(3)X
61
(3)X
63
(3)X
71
(3)X
80
(3)X
92
93
603
677
800
849
975
1002
1124
1252
1499
1523
58-3/4"
5920
66-3/4"
6640
84-3/4"
7850
74-3/4"
8340
96-3/4"
9580
96-3/4"
9840
112-3/4"
11040
126-3/4"
12300
138-3/4"
14720
138-3/4"
14960
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
38
665
58-3/4"
43
746
66-3/4"
48
827
74-3/4"
54
952
74-3/4"
59
1007
82-3/4"
66
1132
96-3/4"
75
1272
112-3/4"
81
1382
126-3/4"
93
1652
138-3/4"
97
1706
138-3/4"
102
1894
138-3/4"
6530
7330
8120
9350
9890
11120
12490
13570
16220
16750
18600
(3)X
36
715
(3)X
42
818
(3)X
47
894
(3)X
52
1026
(3)X
54
1056
(2)X
63
1212
(2)X
67
1267
(2)X
75
1421
(2)X
84
1625
(2)X
93
1838
(2)X
97
2027
60-3/4"
7020
(3)X
66-3/4"
8040
(3)X
74-3/4"
8780
(3)X
74-3/4"
10080
(3)X
74-3/4"
10370
(3)X
96-3/4"
11910
(3)X
96-3/4"
12440
(2)X
112-3/4"
13950
(2)X
110-3/4"
15960
(2)X
138-3/4"
18050
(2)X
138-3/4"
19900
(2)X
40
44
48
54
58
66
75
80
92
94
97
822
58-3/4"
8070
917
66-3/4"
9010
1030
66-3/4"
10120
1151
74-3/4"
11300
1218
82-3/4"
11960
1382
96-3/4"
13570
1551
112-3/4"
15230
1731
110-3/4"
17000
2003
138-3/4"
19670
2167
138-3/4"
21270
2228
138-3/4"
21880
(3)X
35
(3)X
40
(3)X
44
(3)X
47
(3)X
52
(3)X
57
(2)X
63
(2)X
72
(2)X
80
(2)X
86
(2)X
89
(2)X
102
104
848
50-3/4"
8320
964
58-3/4"
9470
1076
66-3/4"
10570
1132
60-3/4"
11120
1240
66-3/4"
12180
1383
74-3/4"
13580
1489
82-3/4"
14620
1690
96-3/4"
16600
1940
98-3/4"
19050
2102
110-3/4"
20640
2294
110-3/4"
22530
2664
138-3/4"
26160
2687
138-3/4"
26380
(3)X
32
(3)X
36
(3)X
40
(3)X
46
(3)X
48
(3)X
53
(2)X
60
(2)X
71
(2)X
72
(2)X
81
(2)X
88
(2)X
89
(2)X
103
875
46-3/4"
991
50-3/4"
1126
58-3/4"
1304
60-3/4"
1337
60-3/4"
1463
66-3/4"
1660
74-3/4"
1951
96-3/4"
2028
84-3/4"
2263
98-3/4"
2636
110-3/4"
2658
110-3/4"
3087
138-3/4"
8590
(3)X
33
9730
(3)X
38
11060
(3)X
42
12810
(3)X
46
13130
(2)X
52
14360
(2)X
55
16300
(2)X
63
19160
(2)X
66
19920
(2)X
75
22220
(2)X
78
25880
(2)X
83
26100
(2)X
89
30310
(2)X
94
970
40-3/4"
9520
(3)X
30
986
38-3/4"
9690
(3)X
1159
50-3/4"
11380
(2)X
34
1149
44-3/4"
11280
(3)X
1315
58-3/4"
12910
(2)X
38
1299
50-3/4"
12750
(3)X
1394
52-3/4"
13690
(2)X
44
1521
52-3/4"
14940
(2)X
1571
60-3/4"
15420
(2)X
46
1558
52-3/4"
15300
(2)X
1699
66-3/4"
16680
(2)X
52
1740
60-3/4"
17080
(2)X
1931
74-3/4"
18960
(2)X
57
1935
66-3/4"
19000
(2)X
2030
82-3/4"
19940
(2)X
66
2197
74-3/4"
21580
(2)X
2350
84-3/4"
23080
(2)X
69
2356
72-3/4"
23140
(2)X
2414
84-3/4"
23700
(2)X
78
2663
84-3/4"
26150
(2)X
2780
98-3/4"
27290
(2)X
79
2820
84-3/4"
27690
(2)X
3008
110-3/4"
29540
(2)X
86
3130
98-3/4"
30740
(2)X
3099
110-3/4"
30430
(2)X
95
3464
110-3/4"
34020
(2)X
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722
50-3/4"
7090
59

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2.5
3
2.5
3.5
2.5
4
W360(plf)
300
13.4
151
400
15.4
186
500
17.8
225
600
21
261
700
22
274
800
25
314
900
28
357
1000
31
405
1200
36
470
TL
Wt(plf)
38
N-ds
42-3/8"
40-1/2"
42-1/2"
40-5/8"
40-5/8"
52-5/8"
56-5/8"
52-3/4"
60-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
1800
2220
2680
3110
3260
3740
4260
4830
5600
Bridging
(5)X
12.8
(5)X
14.7
(5)X
17.0
(5)X
19.6
(5)X
23
(5)X
24
(4)X
26
(4)X
30
(4)X
36
158
40-3/8"
1880
193
40-1/2"
2300
233
40-1/2"
2770
270
40-5/8"
3220
310
42-5/8"
3690
332
50-5/8"
3950
369
54-5/8"
4400
440
64-5/8"
5250
519
60-3/4"
6180
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
40
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
42
Bridging
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
13.0
173
14.7
211
16.9
253
19.1
291
21
314
24
360
27
411
29
451
36
569
N-ds
40-3/8"
40-1/2"
40-1/2"
46-1/2"
40-5/8"
48-5/8"
52-5/8"
46-3/4"
60-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
2060
(5)X
12.3
2520
(5)X
14.0
3020
(5)X
16.0
3470
(5)X
19.0
3740
(5)X
21
4290
(5)X
22
4900
(4)X
25
5380
(4)X
27
6790
(3)X
32
176
40-3/8"
219
40-1/2"
260
40-1/2"
304
42-1/2"
348
52-1/2"
370
62-1/2"
418
50-5/8"
461
52-5/8"
558
66-5/8"
2100
(5)X
11.7
2610
(5)X
14.2
3090
(5)X
16.1
3620
(5)X
18.1
4140
(4)X
19.5
4410
(4)X
22
4980
(4)X
25
5490
(4)X
28
6650
(3)X
34
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
44
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
80
46
W360(plf)
181
238
282
321
346
387
454
508
617
N-ds
40-3/8"
40-1/2"
40-1/2"
42-1/2"
46-1/2"
40-5/8"
50-5/8"
42-3/4"
52-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
2160
(5)X
11.7
196
2830
(5)X
14.1
246
3360
(5)X
16.3
293
3830
(5)X
17.9
333
4120
(5)X
20.0
384
4610
(4)X
22
424
5410
(4)X
25
477
6050
(4)X
29
566
7350
(3)X
33
668
40-3/8"
2340
(4)X
40-1/2"
2930
(4)X
40-1/2"
3500
(4)X
40-1/2"
3970
(4)X
46-1/2"
4570
(4)X
42-5/8"
5050
(4)X
36-3/4"
5690
(4)X
42-3/4"
6740
(3)X
52-3/4"
7960
(3)X
12.7
218
40-3/8"
14.3
275
42-3/8"
15.8
321
40-1/2"
18.6
370
40-1/2"
22
433
42-1/2"
23
475
38-5/8"
25
531
40-5/8"
28
615
38-3/4"
32
720
44-3/4"
2600
(4)X
12.6
231
40-3/8"
2750
(4)X
12.5
242
40-3/8"
2880
(4)X
3280
(4)X
14.2
299
40-3/8"
3570
(4)X
13.9
315
40-3/8"
3760
(4)X
3830
(4)X
15.6
347
40-1/2"
4130
(4)X
16.0
376
40-1/2"
4480
(4)X
4410
(4)X
17.6
413
40-1/2"
4920
(4)X
18.4
451
40-1/2"
5370
(4)X
5160
(3)X
18.4
441
40-1/2"
5260
(4)X
21
524
40-1/2"
6240
(3)X
5670
(3)X
21
524
38-5/8"
6250
(4)X
22
567
34-5/8"
6760
(3)X
6330
(3)X
23
583
42-5/8"
6950
(4)X
24
637
38-5/8"
7590
(3)X
7330
(3)X
25
645
36-3/4"
7690
(4)X
27
708
34-3/4"
8430
(3)X
8580
(3)X
30
763
42-3/4"
9100
(3)X
32
832
38-3/4"
9920
(3)X
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
48
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
52
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
56
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
60
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
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60

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3
5
3
5.5
3
6
3
7
3
7.5
3.5
8
3.5
9
3.5
10
3.5
11
3.5
12
3.5
13
4
14
4
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
41
562
50
679
52
700
61
830
67
914
71
981
80
1095
92
1272
96
1359
66-3/4"
84-3/4"
84-3/4"
94-3/4"
110-3/4"
110-3/4"
124-3/4"
154-3/4"
136-3/4"
6700
8090
8340
9890
10900
11700
13050
15160
16190
(4)X
41
(3)X
46
(3)X
52
(3)X
56
(3)X
63
(3)X
70
(3)X
79
(3)X
89
(2)X
93
3600
621
682
772
844
941
1083
1209
1369
1471
66-3/4"
7390
74-3/4"
8130
84-3/4"
9210
80-3/4"
10060
94-3/4"
11220
110-3/4"
12900
124-3/4"
14400
154-3/4"
16320
136-3/4"
17530
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
41
681
66-3/4"
47
759
74-3/4"
52
848
84-3/4"
55
898
74-3/4"
64
1033
94-3/4"
67
1104
94-3/4"
75
1241
110-3/4"
84
1377
124-3/4"
94
1612
136-3/4"
98
1661
136-3/4"
8110
9040
10110
10700
12310
13150
14780
16410
19210
19800
(3)X
38
684
(3)X
43
768
(3)X
49
852
(3)X
54
980
(3)X
58
1037
(3)X
66
1205
(3)X
75
1354
(3)X
80
1470
(3)X
93
1757
(2)X
97
1811
58-3/4"
8160
(3)X
66-3/4"
9160
(3)X
74-3/4"
10160
(3)X
74-3/4"
11680
(3)X
80-3/4"
12360
(3)X
94-3/4"
14360
(3)X
110-3/4"
16140
(3)X
124-3/4"
17520
(3)X
136-3/4"
20940
(3)X
136-3/4"
21590
(2)X
43
49
55
59
67
75
81
86
97
103
835
66-3/4"
9950
927
74-3/4"
11040
1064
74-3/4"
12690
1127
80-3/4"
13440
1309
94-3/4"
15600
1471
110-3/4"
17530
1597
124-3/4"
19030
1704
110-3/4"
20300
1966
136-3/4"
23430
2033
136-3/4"
24220
(3)X
38
(3)X
43
(3)X
47
(3)X
51
(3)X
56
(3)X
61
(3)X
67
(3)X
76
(3)X
84
(2)X
94
(2)X
97
804
58-3/4"
9590
903
66-3/4"
10760
988
74-3/4"
11780
1056
66-3/4"
12590
1180
74-3/4"
14060
1296
80-3/4"
15450
1439
94-3/4"
17140
1615
110-3/4"
19240
1840
110-3/4"
21930
2086
136-3/4"
24860
2148
136-3/4"
25590
(3)X
38
(3)X
42
(3)X
47
(3)X
52
(3)X
58
(2)X
59
(2)X
69
(2)X
78
(2)X
82
(2)X
87
(2)X
97
102
103
866
50-3/4"
984
58-3/4"
1103
66-3/4"
1237
66-3/4"
1395
74-3/4"
1445
74-3/4"
1705
94-3/4"
1907
110-3/4"
2011
96-3/4"
2182
110-3/4"
2476
136-3/4"
2618
136-3/4"
2639
136-3/4"
10320
(3)X
36
960
50-3/4"
11440
(3)X
11720
(3)X
40
1093
58-3/4"
13030
(3)X
13150
(3)X
42
1120
58-3/4"
13350
(3)X
14750
(3)X
48
1299
60-3/4"
15480
(3)X
16620
(2)X
54
1423
66-3/4"
16960
(3)X
17230
(2)X
60
1646
74-3/4"
19620
(2)X
20320
(2)X
63
1731
80-3/4"
20630
(2)X
22720
(2)X
72
1968
94-3/4"
23450
(2)X
23960
(2)X
81
2251
96-3/4"
26830
(2)X
26000
(2)X
85
2311
96-3/4"
27540
(2)X
29510
(2)X
90
2505
110-3/4"
29850
(2)X
31200
(2)X
103
2974
136-3/4"
35440
(2)X
31450
(2)X
105
2997
136-3/4"
35710
(2)X
36
1009
44-3/4"
40
1140
50-3/4"
45
1297
58-3/4"
52
1511
60-3/4"
53
1524
60-3/4"
56
1689
66-3/4"
64
1921
74-3/4"
70
2059
80-3/4"
78
2372
82-3/4"
83
2595
96-3/4"
85
2618
96-3/4"
93
2955
110-3/4"
103
3360
136-3/4"
12020
(3)X
13590
(3)X
15450
(3)X
18010
(2)X
18160
(2)X
20130
(2)X
22890
(2)X
24530
(2)X
28270
(2)X
30930
(2)X
31200
(2)X
35220
(2)X
40040
(2)X
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744
58-3/4"
8860
61
BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
44
hr (in.)
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2.5
3
2.5
3
2.5
3.5
2.5
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
Wt(plf)
14.7
17.1
21
22
25
28
32
36
42
W360(plf)
149
188
234
251
278
334
368
429
486
N-ds
46-3/8"
2530
46-1/2"
3190
46-1/2"
3980
46-5/8"
4250
46-5/8"
4710
56-5/8"
5670
52-3/4"
6250
60-3/4"
7280
66-3/4"
8240
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(4)X
(4)X
Wt(plf)
14.6
162
17.0
205
19.1
234
22
273
24
303
26
341
31
401
33
427
41
529
46-3/8"
2760
46-1/2"
3470
46-1/2"
3970
46-5/8"
4640
46-5/8"
5130
54-5/8"
5790
52-3/4"
6810
52-3/4"
7250
66-3/4"
8980
(5)X
14.5
(5)X
16.7
(5)X
19.2
(4)X
22
(4)X
23
(4)X
27
(4)X
29
(4)X
34
(4)X
39
169
46-3/8"
209
46-1/2"
254
46-1/2"
293
46-5/8"
308
46-5/8"
375
52-5/8"
401
46-3/4"
463
52-3/4"
531
58-3/4"
Bridging
2860
(5)X
3550
(5)X
4310
(5)X
4980
(5)X
5230
(5)X
6370
(4)X
6800
(4)X
7860
(4)X
9010
(4)X
Wt(plf)
13.7
16.5
18.0
20.0
23
25
29
33
38
W360(plf)
172
46-3/8"
2930
(5)X
226
46-1/2"
3840
(5)X
255
46-1/2"
4330
(4)X
294
46-1/2"
5000
(4)X
337
46-5/8"
5720
(4)X
382
48-5/8"
6480
(4)X
433
46-3/4"
7350
(4)X
501
52-3/4"
8500
(4)X
574
58-3/4"
9740
(4)X
13.8
186
46-3/8"
15.7
228
46-1/2"
17.9
274
46-1/2"
20.0
316
46-1/2"
22
339
52-1/2"
25
406
50-5/8"
28
442
42-3/4"
31
494
46-3/4"
38
618
58-3/4"
3150
(5)X
3870
(5)X
4650
(5)X
5360
(5)X
5750
(4)X
6890
(4)X
7510
(4)X
8380
(4)X
10480
(4)X
13.6
199
46-3/8"
15.4
248
48-3/8"
17.6
296
46-1/2"
19.3
338
46-1/2"
23
397
46-5/8"
25
447
44-5/8"
27
478
38-3/4"
31
567
46-3/4"
36
646
50-3/4"
3380
(4)X
4210
(4)X
5010
(4)X
5730
(4)X
6740
(4)X
7580
(4)X
8110
(4)X
9620
(4)X
10960
(4)X
13.5
216
46-3/8"
15.1
266
46-3/8"
17.7
321
46-1/2"
21
376
46-1/2"
24
437
46-1/2"
25
493
40-5/8"
29
558
38-3/4"
31
619
40-3/4"
38
753
50-3/4"
3660
(4)X
4520
(4)X
5440
(4)X
6380
(4)X
7410
(4)X
8360
(4)X
9470
(4)X
10500
(3)X
12780
(3)X
13.4
241
46-3/8"
4090
(4)X
16.9
289
46-3/8"
16.9
311
46-3/8"
5280
(4)X
18.0
347
46-3/8"
19.3
368
46-1/2"
6250
(4)X
19.4
404
48-3/8"
21
417
46-1/2"
7070
(4)X
21
456
46-1/2"
25
491
46-1/2"
8340
(3)X
23
521
46-1/2"
28
564
34-3/4"
9570
(3)X
24
581
34-5/8"
30
613
34-3/4"
10400
(3)X
26
676
40-5/8"
34
711
38-3/4"
12070
(3)X
29
740
36-3/4"
37
821
44-3/4"
13940
(3)X
33
866
40-3/4"
4900
(4)X
5890
(4)X
6860
(4)X
7740
(4)X
8830
(4)X
9860
(4)X
11480
(4)X
12560
(4)X
14700
(3)X
W360(plf)
46
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
48
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
50
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
90
52
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
56
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
60
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
66
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
72
1200
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
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BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3
5
3
5.5
3
6
3
7
3
7.5
3.5
8
3.5
9
3.5
10
3.5
11
3.5
12
3.5
13
4
14
4
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
47
578
53
646
63
757
71
868
72
879
80
1006
94
1171
3000
3300
74-3/4"
84-3/4"
102-3/4"
106-3/4"
106-3/4"
120-3/4"
150-3/4"
9800
10970
12850
14730
14910
17080
19860
(3)X
46
(3)X
52
(3)X
57
(3)X
63
(3)X
71
(3)X
80
(3)X
92
94
621
704
750
860
958
1096
1275
1297
74-3/4"
10530
84-3/4"
11950
88-3/4"
12720
90-3/4"
14600
106-3/4"
16250
120-3/4"
18590
150-3/4"
21630
150-3/4"
22010
(4)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
45
641
66-3/4"
53
764
84-3/4"
59
825
88-3/4"
66
956
90-3/4"
72
1039
106-3/4"
76
1112
106-3/4"
93
1383
150-3/4"
97
1431
150-3/4"
10880
12960
14000
16220
17620
18870
23460
24280
(3)X
43
684
(3)X
49
760
(3)X
55
852
(3)X
63
1008
(3)X
67
1045
(3)X
75
1201
(3)X
81
1307
(2)X
94
1519
98
1610
66-3/4"
11600
(4)X
74-3/4"
12900
(3)X
84-3/4"
14450
(3)X
90-3/4"
17110
(3)X
90-3/4"
17720
(3)X
106-3/4"
20390
(3)X
120-3/4"
22180
(3)X
150-3/4"
25780
(3)X
132-3/4"
27330
(2)X
3600
49
55
62
67
76
85
95
98
818
74-3/4"
13890
917
84-3/4"
15560
1020
80-3/4"
17320
1125
90-3/4"
19080
1293
106-3/4"
21940
1438
120-3/4"
24400
1635
150-3/4"
27740
1731
132-3/4"
29380
(4)X
41
(3)X
46
(3)X
51
(3)X
58
(3)X
63
(3)X
72
(3)X
77
(3)X
86
(2)X
97
103
775
58-3/4"
13150
879
66-3/4"
14920
966
74-3/4"
16400
1106
74-3/4"
18770
1183
80-3/4"
20080
1374
90-3/4"
23320
1508
106-3/4"
25580
1674
120-3/4"
28410
1981
132-3/4"
33620
2051
132-3/4"
34810
(4)X
43
(3)X
48
(3)X
52
(3)X
59
(3)X
60
(3)X
71
(3)X
75
(3)X
81
(2)X
89
(2)X
98
103
901
58-3/4"
1011
66-3/4"
1110
74-3/4"
1281
74-3/4"
1293
74-3/4"
1556
90-3/4"
1613
90-3/4"
1769
106-3/4"
1995
104-3/4"
2267
132-3/4"
2344
132-3/4"
15280
(3)X
43
17160
(3)X
49
18840
(3)X
53
21730
(3)X
59
21950
(3)X
66
26410
(3)X
67
27370
(3)X
77
30010
(3)X
83
33850
(2)X
89
38460
(2)X
95
39780
(2)X
104
110
985
50-3/4"
16710
(3)X
40
1099
50-3/4"
18650
(3)X
1128
58-3/4"
19150
(3)X
45
1248
58-3/4"
21180
(3)X
1251
66-3/4"
21230
(3)X
47
1281
58-3/4"
21740
(3)X
1414
66-3/4"
24000
(3)X
52
1460
60-3/4"
24770
(3)X
1593
74-3/4"
27030
(3)X
58
1616
66-3/4"
27430
(3)X
1646
74-3/4"
27940
(3)X
62
1823
74-3/4"
30930
(3)X
1934
90-3/4"
32820
(2)X
69
1969
80-3/4"
33400
(3)X
2122
106-3/4"
36000
(2)X
78
2231
90-3/4"
37860
(3)X
2234
92-3/4"
37910
(2)X
86
2527
92-3/4"
42880
(2)X
2446
104-3/4"
41500
(2)X
91
2606
92-3/4"
44230
(2)X
2786
132-3/4"
47270
(2)X
97
2827
104-3/4"
47960
(2)X
2934
132-3/4"
49780
(2)X
107
3306
132-3/4"
56100
(2)X
114
3409
132-3/4"
57840
(2)X
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66-3/4"
12480
63

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
50
hr (in.)
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2.5
3
2.5
3
2.5
3
2.5
3.5
3
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
Wt(plf)
16.4
18.7
22
25
27
33
36
37
46
W360(plf)
157
52-3/8"
3670
190
50-1/2"
4430
235
52-1/2"
5480
264
50-5/8"
6150
298
44-3/4"
6930
365
52-3/4"
8490
399
60-3/4"
9290
402
60-3/4"
9370
513
74-3/4"
11950
(4)X
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
52
Bridging
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
Wt(plf)
15.9
18.6
21
24
27
29
34
37
43
W360(plf)
160
205
237
267
317
343
393
434
521
N-ds
50-3/8"
3730
50-1/2"
4780
50-1/2"
5520
56-1/2"
6220
48-5/8"
7380
46-3/4"
7980
52-3/4"
9160
60-3/4"
10100
66-3/4"
12130
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
Wt(plf)
16.0
172
18.0
206
21
255
25
298
27
330
30
374
34
414
38
476
44
567
50-3/8"
4010
(5)X
50-1/2"
4800
(5)X
50-1/2"
5940
(5)X
56-1/2"
6950
(4)X
44-5/8"
7670
(4)X
56-5/8"
8710
(4)X
52-3/4"
9640
(4)X
58-3/4"
11080
(4)X
66-3/4"
13210
(4)X
15.6
175
18.1
221
20.0
253
23
293
26
344
29
380
33
436
37
500
43
600
50-3/8"
4070
(5)X
50-1/2"
5140
(5)X
50-1/2"
5890
(5)X
52-1/2"
6820
(5)X
44-5/8"
8010
(5)X
52-5/8"
8850
(4)X
66-5/8"
10160
(4)X
60-3/4"
11640
(4)X
66-3/4"
13970
(4)X
W360(plf)
15.3
179
18.1
236
20.0
271
23
313
26
368
28
400
32
444
35
488
41
590
N-ds
50-3/8"
50-1/2"
50-1/2"
52-1/2"
44-5/8"
42-3/4"
46-3/4"
52-3/4"
58-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
4160
(5)X
15.4
5500
(5)X
17.5
6300
(5)X
21
7290
(5)X
25
8560
(5)X
26
9310
(5)X
30
10320
(4)X
33
11360
(4)X
37
13740
(4)X
43
191
50-3/8"
237
50-1/2"
295
50-1/2"
346
52-1/2"
381
44-5/8"
439
42-3/4"
472
44-3/4"
539
50-3/4"
645
58-3/4"
4440
(5)X
14.4
5520
(5)X
18.2
6860
(5)X
21
8060
(4)X
24
8860
(4)X
28
10220
(4)X
31
10980
(4)X
34
12530
(4)X
37
15010
(3)X
42
W360(plf)
54
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
56
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
100
58
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
60
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
66
W360(plf)
214
271
332
386
442
507
546
599
768
N-ds
50-3/8"
4980
(5)X
17.2
229
50-3/8"
5330
(4)X
19.1
351
50-3/8"
8160
(4)X
52-3/8"
6310
(5)X
19.2
302
50-3/8"
7020
(4)X
19.6
351
50-3/8"
8160
(4)X
50-1/2"
7730
(4)X
21
362
50-1/2"
8440
(4)X
21
386
52-3/8"
8990
(4)X
50-1/2"
8980
(4)X
24
417
50-1/2"
9710
(4)X
23
468
50-1/2"
10900
(4)X
44-3/4"
10280
(4)X
25
468
46-1/2"
10890
(4)X
24
518
44-1/2"
12050
(4)X
38-3/4"
11800
(4)X
27
536
44-5/8"
12470
(4)X
27
574
38-3/4"
13350
(4)X
40-3/4"
12710
(3)X
29
566
48-5/8"
13190
(4)X
31
663
38-3/4"
15430
(4)X
44-3/4"
13940
(3)X
32
627
42-3/4"
14590
(4)X
34
728
38-3/4"
16940
(4)X
58-3/4"
17890
(3)X
39
792
50-3/4"
18440
(4)X
39
882
44-3/4"
20530
(3)X
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
72
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
80
1200
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
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BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3
5
3
5.5
3
6
3
7
3
7.5
3.5
8
3.5
9
3.5
10
3.5
11
3.5
12
3.5
13
4
14
4
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
51
587
61
689
68
761
71
815
80
902
89
1050
2700
84-3/4"
102-3/4"
112-3/4"
102-3/4"
116-3/4"
146-3/4"
13670
16040
17720
18960
20990
24430
(4)X
53
(4)X
57
(4)X
66
(3)X
71
(3)X
80
(3)X
93
95
643
686
786
878
973
1182
1183
84-3/4"
14970
88-3/4"
15980
102-3/4"
18290
102-3/4"
20440
116-3/4"
22640
146-3/4"
27520
146-3/4"
27550
(4)X
(4)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
49
637
74-3/4"
55
715
84-3/4"
63
825
102-3/4"
71
944
102-3/4"
80
1045
116-3/4"
81
1092
116-3/4"
94
1272
146-3/4"
14830
16640
19210
21970
24330
25420
29600
(4)X
48
673
(4)X
55
766
(4)X
64
885
(3)X
67
942
(3)X
76
1050
(3)X
81
1170
(3)X
94
1362
74-3/4"
15660
(4)X
84-3/4"
17830
(4)X
102-3/4"
20590
(4)X
90-3/4"
21920
(3)X
102-3/4"
24450
(3)X
116-3/4"
27230
(3)X
146-3/4"
31710
(3)X
3000
3300
3600
56
62
68
76
85
95
102
818
84-3/4"
19050
890
88-3/4"
20730
1006
90-3/4"
23420
1122
102-3/4"
26120
1277
116-3/4"
29730
1455
146-3/4"
33860
1538
146-3/4"
35800
(4)X
46
(4)X
55
(3)X
62
(3)X
67
(3)X
75
(3)X
77
(3)X
94
(2)X
97
728
66-3/4"
16940
872
84-3/4"
20290
949
88-3/4"
22090
1072
90-3/4"
24950
1196
102-3/4"
27830
1245
102-3/4"
28980
1549
146-3/4"
36060
1604
146-3/4"
37330
(3)X
49
(3)X
55
(3)X
60
(3)X
66
(3)X
74
(3)X
79
(3)X
87
(2)X
97
102
891
66-3/4"
988
74-3/4"
1093
84-3/4"
1198
80-3/4"
1350
90-3/4"
1513
102-3/4"
1675
116-3/4"
1908
146-3/4"
2019
126-3/4"
20730
(3)X
44
915
58-3/4"
21290
(3)X
22990
(3)X
50
1041
66-3/4"
24220
(3)X
25440
(3)X
56
1144
74-3/4"
26630
(3)X
27900
(3)X
62
1317
74-3/4"
30660
(3)X
31410
(3)X
69
1413
80-3/4"
32900
(3)X
35220
(3)X
74
1600
90-3/4"
37240
(3)X
38990
(2)X
83
1793
102-3/4"
41740
(3)X
44410
(2)X
91
1982
116-3/4"
46130
(2)X
46990
(2)X
106
2349
126-3/4"
54670
(2)X
107
2398
126-3/4"
55820
(2)X
42
1001
50-3/4"
47
1139
58-3/4"
55
1304
66-3/4"
59
1440
66-3/4"
64
1588
74-3/4"
70
1745
80-3/4"
79
1981
90-3/4"
87
2207
102-3/4"
96
2488
100-3/4"
99
2514
100-3/4"
114
2991
126-3/4"
116
3036
126-3/4"
23300
(3)X
26520
(3)X
30350
(3)X
33520
(3)X
36960
(3)X
40630
(3)X
46110
(3)X
51360
(2)X
57910
(2)X
58510
(2)X
69620
(2)X
70670
(2)X
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729
74-3/4"
16980
65

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2.5
3
2.5
3
2.5
3.5
2.5
4
3
4
TL
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
56
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
56-3/8"
4970
56-1/2"
6080
56-1/2"
7150
56-3/4"
8450
48-3/4"
9610
52-3/4"
10620
60-3/4"
11970
66-3/4"
13550
74-3/4"
15470
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(4)X
26
272
30
327
33
361
37
413
42
468
48
534
56-3/8"
5000
56-1/2"
6510
56-1/2"
7560
60-1/2"
8410
52-5/8"
10130
66-5/8"
11180
60-3/4"
12810
66-3/4"
14500
74-3/4"
16550
(4)X
N-ds
Bridging
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
Wt(plf)
17.3
19.6
25
27
29
35
40
41
49
W360(plf)
Bridging
172
56-3/8"
5340
(5)X
209
56-1/2"
6480
(5)X
267
56-1/2"
8270
(5)X
298
60-1/2"
9230
(5)X
331
48-5/8"
10240
(5)X
399
50-3/4"
12350
(4)X
458
58-3/4"
14180
(4)X
474
58-3/4"
14700
(4)X
578
74-3/4"
17920
(4)X
Wt(plf)
17.4
19.7
22
24
29
33
35
39
45
W360(plf)
184
56-3/8"
223
56-1/2"
259
56-1/2"
292
56-1/2"
352
48-5/8"
410
66-5/8"
428
52-3/4"
491
58-3/4"
569
66-3/4"
5690
(5)X
6910
(5)X
8020
(5)X
9060
(5)X
10900
(4)X
12690
(4)X
13260
(4)X
15200
(4)X
17640
(4)X
17.1
184
56-3/8"
20.0
237
56-1/2"
22
275
56-1/2"
25
311
56-1/2"
29
374
48-5/8"
31
399
56-5/8"
35
455
52-3/4"
39
521
58-3/4"
46
604
66-3/4"
5690
(5)X
7340
(5)X
8520
(5)X
9630
(5)X
11580
(4)X
12350
(4)X
14080
(4)X
16140
(4)X
18720
(4)X
16.4
193
56-3/8"
19.6
236
56-1/2"
24
298
56-1/2"
26
338
56-1/2"
30
383
48-3/4"
34
443
44-3/4"
38
504
50-3/4"
42
575
58-3/4"
46
649
66-3/4"
5990
(5)X
7310
(5)X
9230
(4)X
10470
(4)X
11860
(4)X
13710
(4)X
15610
(4)X
17830
(4)X
20100
(4)X
W360(plf)
18.1
210
20.0
263
25
331
29
392
32
438
35
502
37
544
41
620
49
730
N-ds
56-3/8"
56-3/8"
56-1/2"
56-1/2"
48-3/4"
42-3/4"
44-3/4"
50-3/4"
58-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
6500
(4)X
19.3
272
56-3/8"
8420
(4)X
25
332
8150
(4)X
21
300
56-3/8"
9290
(4)X
25
332
10250
(4)X
23
365
56-1/2"
11310
(4)X
27
417
12140
(4)X
25
425
56-1/2"
13150
(4)X
29
484
13560
(4)X
27
472
52-1/2"
14620
(4)X
31
543
15550
(4)X
30
532
48-5/8"
16490
(4)X
33
590
16860
(4)X
33
588
42-3/4"
18230
(4)X
35
678
19200
(4)X
36
646
44-3/4"
20010
(4)X
38
745
22600
(3)X
44
832
58-3/4"
25770
(4)X
42
896
56-3/8"
10280
(4)X
56-3/8"
10280
(4)X
56-1/2"
12930
(4)X
56-1/2"
15010
(4)X
48-1/2"
16820
(4)X
42-3/4"
18280
(4)X
42-3/4"
20990
(4)X
42-3/4"
23080
(4)X
50-3/4"
27770
(4)X
N-ds
N-ds
N-ds
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
88
1200
48
499
23
244
Ieff(in4)
80
1000
42
438
(5)X
Wt(plf)
72
900
37
387
(5)X
W360(plf)
66
800
34
343
20.0
210
Bridging
64
700
31
310
(5)X
Ieff(in4)
110
600
27
273
17.3
162
Ieff(in4)
62
500
24
231
Wt(plf)
Ieff(in4)
60
400
21
196
Bridging
W360(plf)
58
300
17.7
160
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
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BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3
5
3
5.5
3
6
3
7
3
7.5
3.5
8
3.5
9
3.5
10
3.5
11
3.5
12
3.5
13
4
14
4
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
57
600
64
673
72
751
81
854
90
961
94
1030
88-3/4"
102-3/4"
112-3/4"
112-3/4"
142-3/4"
142-3/4"
18600
20830
23260
26460
29780
31910
(4)X
55
(4)X
65
(4)X
72
(4)X
81
(4)X
94
(4)X
95
2700
622
720
804
914
1054
1102
84-3/4"
19260
102-3/4"
22300
112-3/4"
24890
112-3/4"
28310
142-3/4"
32640
142-3/4"
34130
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
55
663
84-3/4"
64
768
102-3/4"
71
858
112-3/4"
76
914
100-3/4"
81
987
112-3/4"
94
1175
142-3/4"
20550
23790
26570
28310
30570
36410
(4)X
55
706
(4)X
60
753
(3)X
68
850
(3)X
76
972
(3)X
82
1050
(3)X
94
1250
98
1297
84-3/4"
21870
(4)X
88-3/4"
23320
(4)X
102-3/4"
26340
(3)X
100-3/4"
30130
(3)X
112-3/4"
32530
(3)X
142-3/4"
38740
(3)X
142-3/4"
40170
(3)X
3000
61
68
77
86
96
99
799
88-3/4"
24760
903
102-3/4"
27980
1032
100-3/4"
31980
1140
112-3/4"
35300
1327
142-3/4"
41110
1376
142-3/4"
42640
(4)X
53
(4)X
60
(3)X
67
(3)X
75
(3)X
84
(3)X
85
(3)X
98
739
74-3/4"
22890
836
84-3/4"
25890
957
102-3/4"
29650
1094
100-3/4"
33880
1207
112-3/4"
37400
1256
112-3/4"
38910
1457
142-3/4"
45150
(4)X
55
(3)X
63
(3)X
69
(3)X
74
(3)X
83
(3)X
84
(3)X
102
105
886
74-3/4"
1004
84-3/4"
1075
88-3/4"
1215
90-3/4"
1346
100-3/4"
1396
100-3/4"
1747
142-3/4"
1789
142-3/4"
27440
(3)X
50
964
66-3/4"
29860
(4)X
49
1050
58-3/4"
32540
(4)X
31090
(3)X
56
1061
74-3/4"
32880
(4)X
56
1188
66-3/4"
36800
(3)X
33300
(3)X
63
1200
84-3/4"
37170
(3)X
59
1291
74-3/4"
40000
(3)X
37640
(3)X
70
1314
80-3/4"
40710
(3)X
68
1486
74-3/4"
46050
(3)X
41680
(3)X
75
1450
90-3/4"
44930
(3)X
70
1559
80-3/4"
48280
(3)X
43240
(3)X
84
1655
100-3/4"
51280
(3)X
79
1798
90-3/4"
55690
(3)X
54130
(3)X
92
1833
112-3/4"
56780
(3)X
88
2006
100-3/4"
62140
(3)X
55430
(2)X
107
2137
142-3/4"
66200
(3)X
97
2228
112-3/4"
69030
(3)X
3600
108
2220
122-3/4"
68770
(2)X
107
2575
122-3/4"
79760
(3)X
115
2689
122-3/4"
83290
(2)X
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750
84-3/4"
23220
3300
67

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
72
hr (in.)
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2.5
3
2.5
3
2.5
3.5
2.5
4
3
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
19.5
192
22
234
27
297
31
342
34
387
39
455
43
515
44
527
56
666
N-ds
60-3/8"
60-1/2"
60-1/2"
60-1/2"
46-3/4"
50-3/4"
58-3/4"
58-3/4"
74-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
7730
9430
11940
13760
15550
18310
20720
21200
26800
Bridging
(5)X
19.6
(5)X
22
(5)X
25
(5)X
27
(4)X
32
(4)X
37
(4)X
39
(4)X
44
(4)X
49
Wt(plf)
74
W360(plf)
202
247
288
326
397
468
486
555
634
N-ds
60-3/8"
8140
60-1/2"
9930
60-1/2"
11570
60-1/2"
13120
46-3/4"
15990
50-3/4"
18820
50-3/4"
19540
58-3/4"
22310
66-3/4"
25510
Bridging
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
Wt(plf)
20.0
213
60-3/8"
22
260
60-1/2"
25
302
60-1/2"
27
343
60-1/2"
30
405
52-5/8"
33
434
46-3/4"
37
497
50-3/4"
43
575
58-3/4"
48
656
66-3/4"
Bridging
8560
(5)X
10440
(5)X
12160
(5)X
13790
(5)X
16280
(5)X
17460
(5)X
19970
(5)X
23150
(4)X
26400
(4)X
Wt(plf)
19.2
24
29
33
34
40
46
49
53
W360(plf)
203
60-3/8"
278
60-1/2"
332
60-1/2"
383
60-1/2"
424
46-3/4"
492
46-3/4"
565
50-3/4"
639
58-3/4"
722
66-3/4"
Bridging
8150
(5)X
11190
(5)X
13350
(4)X
15400
(4)X
17070
(4)X
19780
(4)X
22710
(4)X
25710
(4)X
29020
(4)X
Wt(plf)
19.2
23
28
32
34
38
42
49
53
W360(plf)
212
60-3/8"
8540
(5)X
268
62-3/8"
10780
(5)X
345
60-1/2"
13880
(5)X
379
60-1/2"
15220
(4)X
445
46-3/4"
17880
(4)X
504
46-3/4"
20270
(4)X
575
50-3/4"
23140
(4)X
670
58-3/4"
26940
(4)X
756
66-3/4"
30400
(4)X
19.3
222
60-3/8"
22
278
62-3/8"
25
324
60-1/2"
30
389
60-1/2"
33
461
46-3/4"
37
497
46-3/4"
41
594
50-3/4"
43
614
50-3/4"
53
791
66-3/4"
8940
(5)X
11170
(5)X
13040
(5)X
15640
(5)X
18530
(4)X
20010
(4)X
23890
(4)X
24690
(4)X
31800
(4)X
20.0
232
60-3/8"
22
290
62-3/8"
24
335
60-1/2"
31
410
60-1/2"
34
481
46-3/4"
36
514
46-3/4"
41
620
50-3/4"
42
633
50-3/4"
50
799
66-3/4"
9340
(5)X
25
260
60-3/8"
10460
(4)X
30
416
60-1/2"
16730
(4)X
11670
(5)X
26
307
60-3/8"
12340
(4)X
30
416
60-1/2"
16730
(4)X
13470
(5)X
30
384
60-1/2"
15430
(4)X
31
416
60-1/2"
16730
(4)X
16500
(4)X
33
422
60-1/2"
16980
(4)X
33
488
60-1/2"
19640
(4)X
19350
(4)X
40
514
46-3/4"
20680
(4)X
34
546
46-3/4"
21950
(4)X
20670
(4)X
42
587
46-3/4"
23610
(4)X
36
615
46-3/4"
24750
(4)X
24950
(4)X
44
636
46-3/4"
25600
(4)X
38
671
46-3/4"
26990
(4)X
25460
(4)X
47
717
50-3/4"
28850
(4)X
41
724
46-3/4"
29130
(4)X
32120
(4)X
57
849
58-3/4"
34130
(4)X
52
954
58-3/4"
38360
(4)X
Ieff(in4)
W360(plf)
76
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
78
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
120
80
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
82
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
84
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
88
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
96
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
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BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3
5
3
5.5
3
6
3
7
3
7.5
3.5
8
3.5
9
3.5
10
4
11
4
12
4
13
4
14
4
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
60
754
67
864
76
967
81
1022
88
1123
98
1310
2700
84-3/4"
102-3/4"
112-3/4"
100-3/4"
112-3/4"
136-3/4"
30330
34760
38880
41130
45180
52690
(4)X
58
(4)X
63
(4)X
72
(4)X
78
(3)X
87
(3)X
98
104
776
836
946
1054
1164
1378
1435
84-3/4"
31220
88-3/4"
33610
102-3/4"
38050
100-3/4"
42380
112-3/4"
46800
136-3/4"
55430
136-3/4"
57710
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(3)X
(3)X
57
804
84-3/4"
64
878
88-3/4"
73
994
102-3/4"
79
1107
100-3/4"
88
1222
112-3/4"
99
1447
136-3/4"
105
1507
136-3/4"
32330
35310
39980
44520
49160
58220
60610
(4)X
60
817
(4)X
72
973
(4)X
77
1079
(4)X
83
1204
(4)X
92
1329
(3)X
93
1380
(3)X
105
1593
74-3/4"
32880
(4)X
88-3/4"
39120
(3)X
102-3/4"
43410
(3)X
100-3/4"
48430
(3)X
112-3/4"
53470
(3)X
112-3/4"
55520
(3)X
136-3/4"
64090
(3)X
3000
3300
65
76
83
84
90
104
951
84-3/4"
38240
1115
102-3/4"
44830
1261
100-3/4"
50720
1275
100-3/4"
51260
1417
112-3/4"
56990
1654
136-3/4"
66530
(4)X
57
(4)X
62
(4)X
72
(3)X
77
(3)X
84
(3)X
90
(3)X
104
107
878
74-3/4"
35290
972
84-3/4"
39100
1142
102-3/4"
45930
1203
90-3/4"
48390
1333
100-3/4"
53600
1481
112-3/4"
59560
1729
136-3/4"
69540
1784
118-3/4"
71740
(4)X
57
(4)X
62
(4)X
65
(4)X
75
(3)X
83
(3)X
91
(3)X
104
(3)X
107
916
74-3/4"
1015
84-3/4"
1067
88-3/4"
1230
90-3/4"
1369
100-3/4"
1545
112-3/4"
1804
136-3/4"
1860
118-3/4"
36860
(4)X
64
971
66-3/4"
39040
(3)X
40820
(4)X
71
1165
84-3/4"
46850
(3)X
42910
(4)X
74
1227
88-3/4"
49340
(3)X
49490
(4)X
83
1410
90-3/4"
56710
(3)X
55080
(4)X
88
1541
100-3/4"
61970
(3)X
62160
(3)X
91
1606
100-3/4"
64590
(3)X
72570
(3)X
103
1786
112-3/4"
71830
(2)X
74830
(3)X
113
2077
118-3/4"
83550
(2)X
56
1075
66-3/4"
60
1170
74-3/4"
68
1325
84-3/4"
75
1445
80-3/4"
83
1622
90-3/4"
88
1811
100-3/4"
98
2015
112-3/4"
109
2328
118-3/4"
116
2483
118-3/4"
43240
(4)X
47050
(4)X
53300
(4)X
58110
(4)X
65250
(3)X
72840
(3)X
81050
(3)X
93620
(3)X
99850
(2)X
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3600
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DESIGN GUIDE LRFD NORMAL

WEIGHT BRIDGING TABLES
DESIGN GUIDE
LRFD BRIDGING TABLE FOR
CJ-SERIES
70
diagonal horizontal force.
The following tables may be used as a guide to determine

the size and number of rows of bridging. These bridging
tables only apply to uniformly loaded composite steel joists
with
parallel
chords.
The top chords are considered as laterally supported by the
structural
deck
and
slab.
The tables are applicable for normal weight concrete with a
unit weight of 145 pcf (2350 kg/m3) and lightweight concrete
with a unit weight of 110 pcf (1800 kg/m3) and based on a
steel yield strength of 50 ksi (345 MPa). Concrete strength
listed in the bridging tables can vary from 3 5 ksi (20.7
34.5 MPa), with the higher concrete strength required for
longer joist spans.
The second row lists the minimum bolted diagonal bridging

size for the joist spacing indicated.
The third row lists the minimum horizontal bridging size for
the joist spacing indicated.
The fourth row denoted as INon-comp eff lists the non-composite moment of inertia for the joist that will allow the
Specifying Professional to determine the deflection under
non-composite loading.
A description of the terms and abbreviations used in the
bridging tables is provided below:
Pbr
The first row of figures for each joist depth, denoted as Pbr,
lbs (N) gives the nominal horizontal force to resist the top
chord. See Section 104.5(e) for more information. Use 1/4
of the Pbr force shown in the tables to calculate the bolted
= Nominal horizontal top chord force, lbs (N)
INon-comp eff = Non-composite moment of inertia, in.4 (mm4)

At least one row of top and bottom chord bridging is required
71

SJI COMPOSITE STEEL JOIST BRIDGING TABLES


DESIGN GUIDE LRFD BRIDGING TABLE FOR COMPOSITE STEEL JOISTS, CJ-SERIES
hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
12
14
18
20
600
350
700
350
800
350
900
350
1000
350
1200
500
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
21
L1x0.109H
21
L1x0.109H
24
L1x0.109H
27
L1x0.109H
30
L1x0.109H
31
L1x0.109H
33
L1x0.109H
35
L1x0.109H
45
Pbr(lbs)
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
450
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
30
L1x0.109H
30
L1x0.109H
34
L1x0.109H
37
L1x0.109H
38
L1x0.109H
43
L1x0.109H
45
L1x0.109H
47
L1x0.109H
60
Pbr(lbs)
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
400
400
L1x0.109H
41
250
L1x0.109H
41
250
L1x0.109H
41
250
L1x0.109H
47
250
L1x0.109H
50
250
L1x0.109H
52
300
L1x0.109H
55
400
L1x0.109H
68
400
L1x0.109H
75
450
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
53
L1x0.109H
53
L1x0.109H
53
L1x0.109H
61
L1x0.109H
61
L1x0.109H
68
L1x0.109H
77
L1x0.109H
83
L1x0.109H
100
Pbr(lbs)
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
68
L1x0.109H
68
L1x0.109H
68
L1x0.109H
68
L1x0.109H
79
L1x0.109H
79
L1x0.109H
85
L1x0.109H
93
L1x0.109H
98
Pbr(lbs)
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
350
L1x0.109H
82
200
L1x0.109H
82
200
L1x0.109H
82
200
L1x0.109H
82
200
L1x0.109H
95
200
L1x0.109H
95
200
L1x0.109H
102
200
L1x0.109H
110
250
L1x0.109H
138
300
L1x0.109H
111
200
L1x0.109H
111
200
L1x0.109H
111
200
L1x0.109H
111
200
L1x0.109H
128
200
L1x0.109H
128
200
L1x0.109H
138
200
L1x0.109H
149
200
L1x0.109H
187
300
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
139
L1x0.109H
139
L1x0.109H
139
L1x0.109H
139
L1x0.109H
161
L1x0.109H
161
L1x0.109H
173
L1x0.109H
187
L1x0.109H
236
Pbr(lbs)
200
200
200
200
200
200
250
300
300
L1x0.109H
166
L1x0.109H
166
L1x0.109H
166
L1x0.109H
166
L1x0.109H
166
L1x0.109H
200
L1x0.109H
223
L1x0.109H
236
L1x0.109H
281
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
28
32
1
2
4
500
350
I non-comp eff
24
1
2
3.5
400
350
Pbr(lbs)
20
1
2
3
300
350
I non-comp eff
16
1
2
3
TL
Pbr(lbs)
10
1
2
3

1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
72
1.5
2.5
5
1.5
2.5
5.5
1.5
2.5
6
1400
500
1600
600
1800
600
2
2.5
7
2
2.5
7.5

2
2
2
2.5
2.5
2.5
8
9
10
3
2.5
11
3
2.5
12
3
2.5
13
3
2.5
14
3
2.5
15
3900
1250
L2x0.163X
4200
1250
L2.5x0.187X
4500
1250
L2.5x0.187X
103
950
L2x0.163X
105
950
L2.5x0.187X
108
1150
L2.5x0.187X
132
1100
L2x0.163X
138
1100
L2.5x0.187X
154
1200
L2.5x0.187X
189
1000
L2x0.163X
199
1100
L2.5x0.187X
210
1250
L2.5x0.187X
249
277
290
750
L2x0.163X
750
L2.5x0.187X
750
L2.5x0.187X
287
700
L2x0.163X
299
700
L2.5x0.187X
314
850
L2.5x0.187X
336
600
L2x0.163X
349
600
L2.5x0.187X
397
750
L2.5x0.187X
459
600
L2.5x0.187X
477
600
L2.5x0.187X
544
700
L2.5x0.187X
580
604
690
700
L2.5x0.187X
700
L2.5x0.187X
700
L2.5x0.187X
755
790
828
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
46
53
450
450
2000
750
2200
750
2400
750
2700
1050
3000
1050
3300
1050
3600
1050
L1.5x0.109H
56
550
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

64
66
70
550
650
650
L2x0.163H
83
700
L2.5x0.187H
91
750
L2.5x0.187H
91
950
L2.5x0.187H
94
950
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H

62
66
75
500
500
550
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

77
90
92
600
650
750
L2x0.163H
102
750
L2.5x0.187H
108
900
L2.5x0.187H
121
900
L2.5x0.187H
126
1100
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
L2x0.163H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
138
800
161
800
161
1000
180
1000
L2x0.163H
189
L2.5x0.187H
203
L2.5x0.187H
228
L2.5x0.187H
237
550
550
550
600
88
450
92
550
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
105
122
250
350
98
600
L1.5x0.109H
134
350
113
700
119
700
130
700
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

152
160
165
350
450
450
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

107
132
144
350
400
400
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

149
167
173
450
500
500
L2x0.163H
204
600
L2.5x0.187H
216
600
L2.5x0.187H
230
600
L2.5x0.187H
247
700
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

147
166
180
300
350
350
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

194
216
239
350
450
450
L2x0.163H
262
550
L2.5x0.187H
280
550
L2.5x0.187H
288
550
L2.5x0.187H
323
600
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

200
225
245
300
350
350
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

264
294
325
350
400
450
L2x0.163H
357
500
L2.5x0.187H
381
500
L2.5x0.187H
393
500
L2.5x0.187H
441
600
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

251
282
308
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

332
370
410
L2x0.163H
450
L2.5x0.187H
481
L2.5x0.187H
497
L2.5x0.187H
557
500
500
600
600
L2x0.163H
538
L2.5x0.187H
575
L2.5x0.187H
641
L2.5x0.187H
667
350
350
400
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

320
337
392
450
450
500
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

434
466
495
73



hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
10
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
200
350
350
350
350
350
550
550
550
L1x0.109H
25
350
L1x0.109H
30
350
L1x0.109H
33
350
L1x0.109H
35
350
L1x0.109H
38
350
L1x0.109H
39
350
L1x0.109H
50
350
L1x0.109H
52
500
L1x0.109H
56
500
L1x0.109H
36
300
L1x0.109H
39
300
L1x0.109H
42
300
L1x0.109H
47
300
L1x0.109H
50
300
L1x0.109H
54
450
L1x0.109H
55
450
L1x0.109H
71
450
L1x0.109H
75
550
L1x0.109H
42
300
L1x0.109H
48
300
L1x0.109H
53
300
L1x0.109H
60
300
L1x0.109H
63
300
L1x0.109H
81
350
L1x0.109H
84
450
L1x0.109H
91
450
L1x0.109H
106
450
L1x0.109H
54
300
L1x0.109H
63
300
L1x0.109H
67
300
L1x0.109H
74
300
L1x0.109H
78
300
L1x0.109H
91
300
L1x0.109H
105
300
L1x0.109H
110
300
L1x0.109H
118
300
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
71
L1x0.109H
71
L1x0.109H
82
L1x0.109H
88
L1x0.109H
97
L1x0.109H
108
L1x0.109H
112
L1x0.109H
115
L1x0.109H
123
Pbr(lbs)
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
87
L1x0.109H
87
L1x0.109H
100
L1x0.109H
108
L1x0.109H
118
L1x0.109H
125
L1x0.109H
132
L1x0.109H
137
L1x0.109H
146
Pbr(lbs)
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
L1x0.109H
121
200
L1x0.109H
121
200
L1x0.109H
121
200
L1x0.109H
140
200
L1x0.109H
151
200
L1x0.109H
166
250
L1x0.109H
175
250
L1x0.109H
185
300
L1x0.109H
192
350
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
157
L1x0.109H
157
L1x0.109H
157
L1x0.109H
182
L1x0.109H
196
L1x0.109H
212
L1x0.109H
241
L1x0.109H
266
L1x0.109H
320
Pbr(lbs)
200
200
200
200
200
200
250
300
300
L1x0.109H
193
L1x0.109H
193
L1x0.109H
193
L1x0.109H
224
L1x0.109H
241
L1x0.109H
260
L1x0.109H
289
L1x0.109H
328
L1x0.109H
366
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
18
20
24
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
28
32
1
2
4
300
Pbr(lbs)
25
1
2
3.5
Pbr(lbs)
I non-comp eff
16
1
2
3
Pbr(lbs)
14
1
2
3
TL
I non-comp eff
12
1
2
3

1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
74
1.5
2.5
5
1.5
2.5
5.5
1.5
2.5
6
2
2.5
7
2
2.5
7.5

2
2
2
2.5
2.5
2.5
8
9
10
3
2.5
11
3
2.5
12
3
2.5
13
3
2.5
14
3
2.5
15
3900
1650
L2x0.163X
4200
1650
L2.5x0.187X
4500
1950
L2.5x0.187X
150
1250
L2x0.163X
150
1400
L2.5x0.187X
169
1400
L2.5x0.187X
177
1300
L2x0.163X
196
1450
L2.5x0.187X
206
1450
L2.5x0.187X
1400
650
1600
650
1800
800
2400
1100
2700
1100
3000
1350
3300
1350
3600
1500
L1.25x0.109H
61
500
L1.5x0.109H
67
600
L1.5x0.109H
75
600
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
81
88
700
700
L1.75x0.17H
101
800
L2x0.163H
104
1050
L2.5x0.187H
121
1050
L2.5x0.187H
121
1050
L2.5x0.187H
135
1250
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
77
88
550
650
L1.5x0.109H
93
700
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

109
113
122
750
850
850
L2x0.163H
146
950
L2.5x0.187H
150
1150
L2.5x0.187H
150
1150
L2.5x0.187H
171
1150
L1.25x0.109H
109
L1.5x0.109H
131
L1.5x0.109H
139
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

150
159
165
L2x0.163H
189
L2.5x0.187H
215
L2.5x0.187H
220
L2.5x0.187H
228
500
650
650
900
900
1100
1100
L2x0.163H
236
L2.5x0.187H
247
L2.5x0.187H
283
L2.5x0.187H
290
650
850
850
850
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
138
161
350
400
L1.5x0.109H
171
500
2000
800
700
2200
900
750
750
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

189
202
208
500
600
600
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

143
165
190
300
400
450
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

196
233
240
450
550
550
L2x0.163H
266
600
L2.5x0.187H
312
700
L2.5x0.187H
327
800
L2.5x0.187H
340
800
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

170
196
229
300
350
400
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

234
277
287
400
400
500
L2x0.163H
306
500
L2.5x0.187H
339
600
L2.5x0.187H
385
700
L2.5x0.187H
404
700
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

229
268
312
350
400
450
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

321
340
390
500
550
550
L2x0.163H
416
550
L2.5x0.187H
480
600
L2.5x0.187H
544
750
L2.5x0.187H
571
750
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
251
274
287
1100
L2x0.163X
1200
L2.5x0.187X
1350
L2.5x0.187X
299
331
349
1000
L2x0.163X
1000
L2.5x0.187X
1150
L2.5x0.187X
375
950
L2x0.163X
384
950
L2.5x0.187X
422
1050
L2.5x0.187X
463
850
L2x0.163X
463
850
L2.5x0.187X
505
950
L2.5x0.187X
628
750
L2.5x0.187X
657
750
L2.5x0.187X
717
850
L2.5x0.187X
L2x0.163H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
349
391
432
479
524
544
583
630
745
781
823
823
913
350
350
400
450
500
500
500
550
600
700
700
L2.5x0.187X
700
L2.5x0.187X
700
L2.5x0.187X
L2x0.163H
721
L2.5x0.187H
779
L2.5x0.187H
845
L2.5x0.187H
967
1020
1020
1070
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

430
464
533
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

572
647
672
75



hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
600
350
L1x0.109X
700
350
800
350
900
500
1000
500
1200
500
L1x0.109H
41
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
54
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
65
300
L1x0.109H
49
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
62
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
76
300
L1x0.109H
52
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
68
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
85
300
L1x0.109H
56
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
73
350
L1x0.109H
60
500
L1x0.109H
62
500
L1x0.109H
81
500
L1x0.109H
83
500
L1x0.109H
87
600
L1x0.109H
94
450
L1x0.109H
100
450
L1x0.109H
103
550
L1x0.109H
108
550
L1.25x0.109H
128
650
L1x0.109H
93
300
L1x0.109H
113
300
L1x0.109H
122
300
L1x0.109H
142
300
L1x0.109H
146
350
L1.25x0.109H
176
450
L1x0.109H
83
300
L1x0.109H
90
300
L1x0.109H
104
300
L1x0.109H
109
300
L1x0.109H
117
300
L1x0.109H
125
300
L1x0.109H
129
300
L1x0.109H
145
300
L1x0.109H
176
400
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
89
L1x0.109H
103
L1x0.109H
121
L1x0.109H
128
L1x0.109H
141
L1x0.109H
150
L1x0.109H
155
L1x0.109H
160
L1x0.109H
214
Pbr(lbs)
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
350
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
127
L1x0.109H
146
L1x0.109H
158
L1x0.109H
173
L1x0.109H
183
L1x0.109H
201
L1x0.109H
206
L1x0.109H
214
L1x0.109H
280
Pbr(lbs)
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
300
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
147
L1x0.109H
147
L1x0.109H
170
L1x0.109H
189
L1x0.109H
212
L1x0.109H
224
L1x0.109H
233
L1x0.109H
240
L1x0.109H
289
Pbr(lbs)
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
300
L1x0.109H
168
200
L1x0.109H
168
200
L1x0.109H
194
200
L1x0.109H
209
200
L1x0.109H
230
200
L1x0.109H
243
250
L1x0.109H
256
250
L1x0.109H
274
300
L1x0.109H
331
350
L1x0.109H
211
L1x0.109H
211
L1x0.109H
244
L1x0.109H
263
L1x0.109H
289
L1x0.109H
322
L1x0.109H
355
L1x0.109H
400
L1x0.109H
469
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
30
20
24
26
28
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
32
1
2
4
500
350
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
18
1
2
3.5
400
350
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
16
1
2
3
300
350
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
14
1
2
3
TL
Pbr(lbs)
12
1
2
3

1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
76
1.5
2.5
5
1.5
2.5
5.5
1.5
2.5
6
2
2.5
7
2
2.5
7.5

2
2
2
2.5
2.5
2.5
8
9
10
3
2.5
11
3
2.5
12
3
2.5
13
3
2.5
14
3
2.5
15
3900
1900
L2x0.163X
4200
1900
L2.5x0.187X
4500
2100
L2.5x0.187X
258
1650
L2x0.163X
264
1650
L2.5x0.187X
291
1800
L2.5x0.187X
324
1550
L2x0.163X
338
1700
L2.5x0.187X
355
1850
L2.5x0.187X
426
1250
L2x0.163X
447
1350
L2.5x0.187X
494
1450
L2.5x0.187X
1400
600
1600
650
1800
750
2000
1100
2200
1100
2400
1100
2700
1300
3000
1300
3300
1650
3600
1650
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
99
107
700
750
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

123
157
162
850
1000
1000
L1.75x0.17H
166
1000
L2x0.163H
191
1250
L2.5x0.187H
200
1250
L2.5x0.187H
228
1400
L2.5x0.187H
237
1550
L1.25x0.125H
148
700
L1.5x0.109H
159
800
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

178
203
207
213
800
950
950
1150
L2x0.163H
251
1150
L2.5x0.187H
261
1300
L2.5x0.187H
280
1450
L2.5x0.187H
312
1550
L1.25x0.109H
L1.5x0.109H
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
L1.75x0.17H
L2x0.163H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
188
450
215
500
299
700
309
900
352
1100
373
1100
404
1250
L2x0.163H
353
L2.5x0.187H
403
L2.5x0.187H
418
L2.5x0.187H
460
850
850
1050
1050
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
184
216
400
500
223
650
L1.5x0.109H
251
500
255
650
266
650
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

260
280
302
600
650
700
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H

224
260
278
350
450
450
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

312
334
363
550
550
600
L2x0.163H
431
750
L2.5x0.187H
440
750
L2.5x0.187H
504
950
L2.5x0.187H
522
950
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

298
344
375
350
400
450
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

422
449
483
500
550
550
L2x0.163H
596
750
L2.5x0.187H
596
750
L2.5x0.187H
686
900
L2.5x0.187H
705
900
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

334
390
425
350
400
400
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

474
506
563
500
500
550
L2x0.163H
663
700
L2.5x0.187H
695
700
L2.5x0.187H
765
850
L2.5x0.187H
801
850
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

372
435
472
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

544
579
624
L2x0.163H
729
L2.5x0.187H
798
L2.5x0.187H
879
L2.5x0.187H
919
550
600
750
750
L2x0.163H
848
L2.5x0.187H
922
L2.5x0.187H
1110
L2.5x0.187H
1170
350
450
450
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

511
609
645
500
550
550
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

710
787
817
77
480
510
558
1150
L2x0.163X
1300
L2.5x0.187X
1300
L2.5x0.187X
575
1050
L2x0.163X
637
1150
L2.5x0.187X
637
1150
L2.5x0.187X
776
1000
L2.5x0.187X
852
1100
L2.5x0.187X
882
1100
L2.5x0.187X
875
950
L2.5x0.187X
957
1050
L2.5x0.187X
996
1050
L2.5x0.187X
1010
1100
1140
750
L2.5x0.187X
850
L2.5x0.187X
850
L2.5x0.187X
1200
1320
1370



hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
600
500
700
500
800
500
900
500
1000
600
1200
750
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
68
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
77
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
83
350
L1x0.109H
104
350
L1x0.109H
108
500
L1x0.109H
113
500
L1x0.109H
119
500
L1x0.109H
135
550
L1.25x0.109H
165
600
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
78
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
87
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
97
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
103
L1x0.109H
134
L1x0.109H
144
L1x0.109H
146
L1x0.109H
171
L1.25x0.109H
188
300
L1x0.109X
300
L1x0.109X
300
L1x0.109X
300
L1x0.109X
300
L1x0.109X
300
450
450
450
L1x0.109H
90
300
L1x0.109H
104
300
L1x0.109H
118
300
L1x0.109H
126
300
L1x0.109H
132
300
L1x0.109H
139
300
L1x0.109H
182
350
L1x0.109H
185
450
L1x0.109H
199
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
112
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
126
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
130
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
149
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
142
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
166
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
152
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
177
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
161
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
190
250
L1x0.109H
170
300
L1x0.109H
186
300
L1x0.109H
226
400
L1x0.109H
237
400
L1x0.109H
196
250
L1x0.109H
221
300
L1x0.109H
268
400
L1x0.109H
281
400
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
150
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
166
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
187
L1x0.109H
205
L1x0.109H
219
L1x0.109H
227
L1x0.109H
255
L1x0.109H
304
L1x0.109H
327
Pbr(lbs)
250
250
250
250
250
250
300
350
350
L1x0.109H
175
250
L1x0.109H
188
250
L1x0.109H
207
250
L1x0.109H
230
250
L1x0.109H
246
250
L1x0.109H
265
250
L1x0.109H
291
250
L1x0.109H
343
350
L1x0.109H
373
350
L1x0.109H
174
200
L1x0.109H
217
200
L1x0.109H
238
200
L1x0.109H
265
200
L1x0.109H
276
200
L1x0.109H
295
250
L1x0.109H
326
300
L1x0.109H
386
300
L1x0.109H
421
400
L1x0.109H
222
L1x0.109H
257
L1x0.109H
277
L1x0.109H
304
L1x0.109H
339
L1x0.109H
374
L1x0.109H
456
L1x0.109H
477
L1x0.109H
553
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
35
22
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
24
26
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
28
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
32
1
2
4
500
400
I non-comp eff
20
1
2
3.5
400
400
Pbr(lbs)
18
1
2
3
300
400
I non-comp eff
16
1
2
3
TL
Pbr(lbs)
14
1
2
3

1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
78
1.5
2.5
5
1.5
2.5
5.5
1.5
2.5
6
2
2.5
7
1400
800
1600
900
1800
900
L1.25x0.125H
177
700
L1.5x0.109H
200
800
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H
206
234
850
1000
L1.25x0.109H
214
550
L1.5x0.109H
240
650
2
2.5
7.5

2
2
2
2.5
2.5
2.5
8
9
10
3
2.5
11
3
2.5
12
3
2.5
13
3
2.5
14
3
2.5
15
3900
2050
L2x0.163X
4200
2250
L2.5x0.187X
4500
2250
L2.5x0.187X
414
1650
L2x0.163X
439
1800
L2.5x0.187X
459
1950
L2.5x0.187X
468
1550
L2x0.163X
513
1700
L2.5x0.187X
543
1850
L2.5x0.187X
586
1450
L2x0.163X
630
1600
L2.5x0.187X
696
1600
L2.5x0.187X
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
229
500
272
650
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
277
327
500
600
2200
1300
2400
1300
2700
1450
3000
1450
3300
1750
3600
1900
L1.75x0.17H
270
1000
L2x0.163H
270
1000
L2x0.176H
303
1200
L2.5x0.187H
315
1350
L2.5x0.187H
349
1350
L2.5x0.212H
375
1500
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

260
297
305
315
700
750
950
950
L2x0.163H
353
1150
L2.5x0.187H
397
1150
L2.5x0.187H
412
1300
L2.5x0.187H
440
1450
L1.5x0.109H
L2x0.163H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
450
1100
471
1100
507
1200
540
1350
L2x0.163H
543
L2.5x0.187H
565
L2.5x0.187H
606
L2.5x0.187H
678
1050
1050
1150
1300
291
650
L1.5x0.109H
351
600
2000
1050
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

310
700
366
900
378
900
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

380
445
458
700
850
850
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
329
384
450
550
L1.5x0.109H
413
550
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

447
531
543
650
700
800
L2x0.163H
644
1000
L2.5x0.187H
664
1000
L2.5x0.187H
742
1100
L2.5x0.187H
788
1200
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
381
445
450
550
L1.5x0.109H
475
550
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

534
577
634
600
650
800
L2x0.163H
744
950
L2.5x0.187H
771
950
L2.5x0.187H
850
1050
L2.5x0.187H
944
1150
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H

434
522
538
400
500
500
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

601
652
745
600
650
750
L2x0.163H
846
900
L2.5x0.187H
875
900
L2.5x0.187H
968
1000
L2.5x0.187H
1060
1100
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H

488
582
602
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

669
722
827
L2x0.163H
952
L2.5x0.187H
980
L2.5x0.187H
1080
L2.5x0.187H
1190
650
800
900
900
L2x0.163H
1060
L2.5x0.187H
1230
L2.5x0.187H
1340
L2.5x0.187H
1390
400
450
500
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

593
678
770
550
550
600
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

829
892
970
79
706
776
793
1400
L2x0.163X
1500
L2.5x0.187X
1500
L2.5x0.187X
865
1300
L2x0.163X
909
1450
L2.5x0.187X
951
1450
L2.5x0.187X
983
1150
L2.5x0.187X
1090
1350
L2.5x0.187X
1090
1350
L2.5x0.187X
1110
1100
L2.5x0.187X
1210
1200
L2.5x0.187X
1280
1300
L2.5x0.187X
1230
1340
1410
1000
L2.5x0.187X
1100
L2.5x0.187X
1200
L2.5x0.187X
1530
1650
1820



hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
16
Pbr(lbs)
300
400
400
400
500
500
600
500
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
H mat'l size
L1x0.109H
99
350
L1x0.109H
115
350
L1x0.109H
138
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
110
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
125
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
123
TL
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
20
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
22
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
40
24
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
26
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
28
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
30
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
32
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3.5
1
2
4
1000
750
1200
850
I non-comp eff
18
1
2
3

1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
700
500
800
600
900
650
L1x0.109H
144
350
L1x0.109H
155
450
L1x0.109H
176
450
L1x0.109H
193
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
139
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
150
300
L1x0.109H
182
350
L1x0.109H
191
450
L1x0.109H
200
450
L1x0.109H
230
450
L1.25x0.109H
247
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
143
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
158
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
165
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
190
L1x0.109H
232
L1x0.109H
238
L1x0.109H
249
L1x0.109H
297
300
L1x0.109X
300
L1x0.109X
300
L1x0.109X
300
L1x0.109X
350
L1x0.109X
450
450
450
500
L1x0.109H
150
300
L1x0.109H
167
300
L1x0.109H
185
300
L1x0.109H
197
300
L1x0.109H
223
300
L1x0.109H
270
400
L1x0.109H
283
400
L1x0.109H
290
400
L1x0.109H
350
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
163
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
199
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
213
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
229
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
257
300
L1x0.109H
315
400
L1x0.109H
331
400
L1x0.109H
338
400
L1x0.109H
407
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
191
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
205
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
222
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
242
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
243
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
270
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
260
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
300
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
296
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
332
300
L1x0.109H
361
350
L1x0.109H
379
350
L1x0.109H
389
350
L1x0.109H
467
450
L1x0.109H
403
350
L1x0.109H
429
350
L1x0.109H
439
350
L1x0.109H
526
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
234
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
277
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
309
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
331
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
380
L1x0.109H
450
L1x0.109H
479
L1x0.109H
491
L1x0.109H
584
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
265
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
294
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
331
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
363
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
388
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
430
350
350
400
L1x0.109H
522
L1x0.109H
541
L1x0.109H
644
80
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
221
251
550
600
1.5
2.5
5
1.5
2.5
5.5
1.5
2.5
6
2
2.5
7
2
2.5
7.5

2
2
2
2.5
2.5
2.5
8
9
10
3
2.5
11
3
2.5
12
3
2.5
13
3
2.5
14
3
2.5
15
3900
2500
L2x0.163X
4200
2500
L2.5x0.187X
4500
2900
L2.5x0.187X
668
1900
L2x0.163X
692
2100
L2.5x0.187X
757
2400
L2.5x0.187X
703
1650
L2x0.163X
771
1800
L2.5x0.187X
834
1950
L2.5x0.187X
829
1600
L2x0.163X
880
1750
L2.5x0.187X
972
1900
L2.5x0.187X
1400
900
1600
1050
1800
1250
2000
1250
2200
1250
2400
1400
2700
1550
3000
1700
3300
2000
3600
2200
L1.5x0.109H
268
700
L1.5x0.123H
306
800
L1.5x0.17H
364
1000
L1.75x0.155H
364
1000
L1.75x0.17H
380
1200
L2x0.163H
425
1200
L2x0.205H
462
1350
L2.5x0.187H
500
1500
L2.5x0.187H
560
1750
L2.5x0.25H
594
1900
L1.25x0.109H
281
650
L1.5x0.109H
319
700
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

389
402
451
800
950
950
L2x0.163H
472
1150
L2x0.163H
528
1300
L2.5x0.187H
574
1300
L2.5x0.187H
632
1550
L2.5x0.212H
698
1650
L1.25x0.109H
L1.5x0.109H
L1.5x0.109H
L1.5x0.17H
L1.75x0.155H
L1.75x0.17H
L2x0.163H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
352
650
371
650
428
750
475
900
505
900
567
1100
639
1200
664
1200
740
1350
796
1600
L1.5x0.109H
496
L1.5x0.17H
564
L1.75x0.155H
597
L1.75x0.17H
696
L2x0.163H
747
L2.5x0.187H
784
L2.5x0.187H
871
L2.5x0.187H
958
750
850
850
1050
1050
1150
1300
1400
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
416
446
600
650
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
480
516
550
600
L1.5x0.109H
583
650
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

676
698
803
750
800
1000
L2x0.163H
836
1000
L2.5x0.187H
942
1100
L2.5x0.187H
1000
1200
L2.5x0.187H
1100
1300
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
546
608
550
550
L1.5x0.109H
658
600
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

737
797
920
700
800
950
L2x0.163H
948
950
L2.5x0.187H
1060
1050
L2.5x0.187H
1190
1150
L2.5x0.187H
1240
1250
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
614
656
500
500
L1.5x0.109H
738
600
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

836
899
1030
700
750
900
L2x0.163H
1070
900
L2.5x0.187H
1230
1000
L2.5x0.187H
1310
1100
L2.5x0.187H
1440
1200
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
L1.5x0.109H
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
L2x0.163H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
1230
850
1350
950
1510
1050
1570
1150
L2x0.163H
1340
L2.5x0.187H
1490
L2.5x0.187H
1630
L2.5x0.187H
1780
703
500
725
500
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
769
821
810
550
L1.5x0.109H
918
923
650
1010
700
1150
850
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1050
1140
1300
81
980
1080
1140
1500
L2x0.163X
1650
L2.5x0.187X
1800
L2.5x0.187X
1150
1450
L2.5x0.187X
1250
1550
L2.5x0.187X
1370
1700
L2.5x0.187X
1360
1350
L2.5x0.187X
1440
1500
L2.5x0.187X
1560
1650
L2.5x0.187X
1520
1300
L2.5x0.187X
1680
1450
L2.5x0.187X
1760
1550
L2.5x0.187X
1740
1250
L2.5x0.187X
1840
1350
L2.5x0.187X
2030
1500
L2.5x0.187X
1870
2090
2190



hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
18
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
135
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
159
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
174
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
186
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
196
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
205
600
600
700
L1x0.109H
238
L1x0.109H
244
L1.25x0.109H
293
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
400
400
450
450
450
450
550
550
700
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
158
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
177
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
212
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
228
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
238
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
250
L1x0.109H
288
L1x0.109H
297
L1.25x0.109H
359
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
177
300
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
198
300
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
216
300
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
232
300
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
283
400
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
299
400
550
550
650
L1x0.109H
341
500
L1x0.109H
352
500
L1.25x0.109H
431
600
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
190
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
214
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
237
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
249
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
333
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
349
L1x0.109H
399
L1x0.109H
409
L1.25x0.109H
501
300
L1x0.109X
300
L1x0.109X
300
L1x0.109X
300
L1x0.109X
400
L1x0.109X
400
L1x0.109X
500
500
600
L1x0.109H
211
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
245
L1x0.109H
245
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
273
L1x0.109H
271
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
304
L1x0.109H
305
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
346
L1x0.109H
382
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
423
L1x0.109H
400
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
455
L1x0.109H
457
450
L1x0.109H
483
450
L1.25x0.109H
592
550
L1x0.109H
516
L1x0.109H
547
L1.25x0.109H
662
250
L1x0.109X
250
L1x0.109X
250
L1x0.109X
300
L1x0.109X
350
L1x0.109X
350
L1x0.109X
450
450
500
L1x0.109H
313
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
335
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
385
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
485
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
509
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
577
350
L1x0.109H
610
400
L1x0.109H
708
500
X mat'l size
L1x0.109H
264
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
26
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
28
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
30
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
32
36
1
2
4
300
I non-comp eff
45
1
2
3.5
Pbr(lbs)
Pbr(lbs)
24
1
2
3
I non-comp eff
22
1
2
3
TL
I non-comp eff
20
1
2
3

1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
H mat'l size
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
I non-comp eff
290
337
380
409
460
513
593
673
780
Pbr(lbs)
250
L1x0.109X
250
L1x0.109X
250
L1x0.109X
250
L1x0.109X
300
L1x0.109X
350
350
400
400
L1x0.109H
337
L1x0.109H
398
L1x0.109H
444
L1x0.109H
526
L1x0.109H
597
L1x0.109H
665
L1x0.109H
708
L1x0.109H
798
L1x0.109H
900
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
82
1.5
2.5
5
1.5
2.5
5.5
1.5
2.5
6
2
2.5
7
2
2.5
7.5

2
2
2
2.5
2.5
2.5
8
9
10
3
2.5
11
3
2.5
12
3
2.5
13
3
2.5
14
3
2.5
15
3900
2450
L2x0.163X
4200
2450
L2.5x0.187X
4500
2850
L2.5x0.187X
865
2350
L2x0.163X
891
2350
L2.5x0.187X
1020
2700
L2.5x0.187X
1060
2250
L2x0.163X
1090
2250
L2.5x0.187X
1240
2600
L2.5x0.187X
1300
2150
L2x0.163X
1300
2150
L2.5x0.187X
1480
2450
L2.5x0.187X
1500
1580
1730
1800
L2.5x0.187X
2050
L2.5x0.187X
2050
L2.5x0.187X
1640
1700
L2.5x0.187X
1780
1700
L2.5x0.187X
1870
1950
L2.5x0.187X
1830
1500
L2.5x0.187X
1920
1650
L2.5x0.187X
2080
1900
L2.5x0.187X
2010
1550
L2.5x0.187X
2120
1800
L2.5x0.187X
2400
1800
L2.5x0.187X
1400
850
1600
1000
L1.5x0.109H
342
750
L1.5x0.109H
403
1000
L1.25x0.125H
400
750
2200
1400
2400
1400
2700
1550
3000
1800
3300
1950
3600
2150
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H
419
472
1000
1200
L2x0.163H
528
1300
L2x0.163H
537
1300
L2x0.187H
596
1450
L2.5x0.187H
663
1700
L2.5x0.187H
731
1900
L2.5x0.25H
772
2050
L1.5x0.109H
489
950
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H
506
594
950
1150
L1.75x0.17H
640
1150
L2x0.163H
665
1250
L2x0.187H
724
1400
L2.5x0.187H
830
1650
L2.5x0.187H
882
1800
L2.5x0.23H
974
1950
L1.25x0.125H
L1.5x0.109H
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
L2x0.163H
L2x0.176H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.23H
477
700
583
900
786
1200
873
1350
983
1550
1090
1700
1140
1850
L1.25x0.109H
562
L1.5x0.109H
680
L2x0.163H
947
L2x0.163H
1050
L2.5x0.187H
1160
L2.5x0.187H
1260
L2.5x0.212H
1380
650
750
1150
1150
1250
1500
1650
L1.25x0.109H
633
600
L1.5x0.109H
707
700
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

829
927
995
800
800
1000
L1.75x0.17H
1070
1000
L2x0.163H
1120
1100
L2.5x0.187H
1250
1200
L2.5x0.187H
1370
1450
L2.5x0.187H
1490
1550
L1.25x0.109H
713
550
L1.5x0.109H
806
650
L1.5x0.109H
936
700
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

966
1110
1160
800
950
950
L2x0.163H
1310
1050
L2.5x0.187H
1400
1150
L2.5x0.187H
1610
1350
L2.5x0.187H
1740
1500
L1.25x0.109H
787
550
L1.5x0.109H
926
650
L1.5x0.109H
995
700
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1080
1240
1280
800
900
1000
L2x0.163H
1440
1100
L2.5x0.187H
1610
1200
L2.5x0.187H
1770
1300
L2.5x0.187H
1960
1450
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
895
1020
L1.5x0.109H
1110
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1250
1370
1510
L2x0.163H
1740
L2.5x0.187H
1820
L2.5x0.187H
2020
L2.5x0.187H
2230
950
1050
1200
1350
L2x0.163H
1970
L2.5x0.187H
2190
L2.5x0.187H
2400
L2.5x0.187H
2690
500
550
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
1050
1170
1800
1000
599
900
2000
1250
698
1100
730
1100
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

701
807
841
850
650
L1.5x0.109H
1340
1050
700
1050
850
850
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1460
1670
1720
83
2350
2610
2740
1350
L2.5x0.187X
1450
L2.5x0.187X
1650
L2.5x0.187X
2690
2960
3190



hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
20
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
184
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
212
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
228
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
245
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
288
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
298
550
700
750
L1x0.109H
306
L1x0.109H
359
L1.25x0.109H
400
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
400
450
450
450
450
550
550
650
700
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
206
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
249
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
271
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
292
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
306
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
352
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
364
L1x0.109H
432
L1.25x0.109H
479
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
231
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
250
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
275
250
L1x0.109X
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
267
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
290
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
325
250
L1x0.109X
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
289
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
316
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
356
300
L1x0.109X
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
307
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
336
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
375
400
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
359
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
413
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
468
400
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
410
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
472
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
493
450
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
437
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
500
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
565
450
L1x0.109X
600
700
L1x0.109H
482
550
L1.25x0.109H
561
650
L1x0.109H
538
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
605
550
L1.25x0.109H
648
600
L1x0.109H
299
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
338
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
400
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
489
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
526
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
615
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
633
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
713
450
L1.25x0.109H
826
550
L1x0.109H
340
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
373
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
413
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
480
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
583
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
613
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
700
400
L1x0.109H
769
450
L1x0.109H
908
500
L1x0.109H
405
200
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
451
200
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
502
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
573
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
639
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
735
400
L1x0.109H
857
400
L1x0.109H
915
400
L1x0.109H
1070
450
L1x0.109H
450
L1x0.109H
523
L1x0.109H
657
L1x0.109H
742
L1x0.109H
826
L1x0.109H
968
L1x0.109H
1020
L1x0.109H
1050
L1x0.109H
1260
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
28
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
30
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
32
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
36
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
40
1
2
4
300
I non-comp eff
50
1
2
3.5
Pbr(lbs)
Pbr(lbs)
26
1
2
3
I non-comp eff
24
1
2
3
TL
I non-comp eff
22
1
2
3

1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
84
L1.25x0.109H
741
600
2
2.5
7
2
2.5
7.5

2
2
2
2.5
2.5
2.5
8
9
10
1.5
2.5
5
1.5
2.5
5.5
1.5
2.5
6
3
2.5
11
1400
1000
1600
1000
1800
1200
2000
1350
2200
1500
2400
1500
2700
1750
3000
1950
3300
2100
L1.5x0.109H
506
800
L1.5x0.109H
526
950
L1.5x0.17H
616
1150
L1.75x0.155H
665
1150
L2x0.163H
725
1300
L2x0.163H
751
1450
L2x0.232H
837
1700
L2.5x0.187H
924
1850
L2.5x0.212H
1010
2000
L1.5x0.109H
539
800
L1.5x0.109H
621
900
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
731
758
1100
1100
L1.75x0.17H
818
1250
L2x0.163H
892
1350
L2x0.219H
1020
1500
L2.5x0.187H
1140
1750
L1.25x0.125H
634
L1.5x0.109H
748
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
843
882
L1.75x0.17H
987
L2x0.163H
1060
L2x0.187H
1170
750
900
1200
1300
L1.25x0.125H
729
L1.5x0.109H
855
700
850
L1.25x0.125H
828
700
L1.5x0.109H
972
750
L1.25x0.109H
934
650
L1.25x0.109H
1060
550
3
2.5
12
3
2.5
13
3
2.5
14
3
2.5
15
3600
2400
L2x0.163X
3900
2400
L2x0.163X
4200
2800
L2.5x0.187X
4500
2800
L2.5x0.187X
1100
2300
L2x0.163X
1130
2300
L2x0.163X
1300
2650
L2.5x0.187X
1300
2650
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187H
1200
1900
1350
2200
1350
2200
L2x0.163X
1530
2550
L2.5x0.187X
1600
2550
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187H
1310
L2.5x0.187H
1400
L2.5x0.25H
1580
1640
1800
1860
1550
1700
1850
2100
2100
L2.5x0.187X
2450
L2.5x0.187X
2450
L2.5x0.187X
L2x0.163H
1250
L2x0.205H
1410
L2.5x0.187H
1560
L2.5x0.187H
1650
L2.5x0.25H
1800
1880
2140
2140
1250
1350
1600
1750
2050
2050
L2.5x0.187X
2350
L2.5x0.187X
2350
L2.5x0.187X
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1120
1170
1320
800
1000
1100
L2x0.163H
1400
1100
L2x0.176H
1530
1200
L2.5x0.187H
1750
1400
L2.5x0.187H
1930
1550
L2.5x0.23H
2090
1700
2210
1950
L2.5x0.187X
2420
1950
L2.5x0.187X
2510
2250
L2.5x0.187X
L1.5x0.109H
1030
800
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1120
1350
1450
950
950
1050
L1.75x0.17H
1520
1150
L2x0.163H
1690
1250
L2.5x0.187H
1910
1350
L2.5x0.187H
2030
1500
L2.5x0.187H
2230
1600
2450
1850
L2.5x0.187X
2560
2150
L2.5x0.187X
2800
2150
L2.5x0.187X
L1.5x0.109H
1200
650
L1.5x0.123H
1430
800
L1.5x0.17H
1480
850
L1.75x0.17H
1760
1050
L2x0.163H
1940
1150
L2.5x0.187H
2130
1250
L2.5x0.187H
2320
1400
L2.5x0.187H
2440
1500
2770
1750
L2.5x0.187X
3060
1750
L2.5x0.187X
3210
2000
L2.5x0.187X
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
1240
1410
L1.5x0.109H
1600
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1810
2000
2230
L2x0.163H
2330
L2.5x0.187H
2580
L2.5x0.187H
2860
L2.5x0.187H
3010
1000
1150
1300
1400
L2x0.163H
2740
L2.5x0.187H
3180
L2.5x0.187H
3350
L2.5x0.187H
3700
550
600
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
1520
1670
1050
1050
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

999
999
1130
1000
650
L1.5x0.109H
1820
1000
800
1150
L1.75x0.155H
1650
950
800
900
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

2080
2230
2380
85
3360
3520
3840
1600
L2.5x0.187X
1600
L2.5x0.187X
1850
L2.5x0.187X
3990
4130
4730



hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
24
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
282
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
310
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
341
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
359
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
423
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
438
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
469
650
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
541
750
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
304
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
336
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
394
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
414
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
434
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
518
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
554
650
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
626
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
328
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
365
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
382
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
410
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
438
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
448
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
469
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
478
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
495
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
555
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
584
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
653
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
628
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
700
600
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
717
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
769
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
398
300
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
467
300
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
510
300
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
545
350
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
633
350
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
725
450
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
799
450
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
877
500
L1.25x0.109H
1050
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
449
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
506
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
557
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
663
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
696
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
819
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
843
600
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
956
650
L1.25x0.109H
1110
650
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
474
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
527
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
587
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
617
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
699
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
725
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
799
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
765
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
872
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
912
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1010
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1060
350
L1x0.109H
1120
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1140
400
L1x0.109H
1250
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1280
450
L1.25x0.109H
1310
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
674
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
763
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
864
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
979
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1140
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1210
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1320
L1x0.109H
1490
L1x0.109H
1780
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
32
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
34
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
36
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
40
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
44
1
2
4
300
Pbr(lbs)
55
1
2
3.5
Pbr(lbs)
I non-comp eff
30
1
2
3
Pbr(lbs)
28
1
2
3
TL
I non-comp eff
26
1
2
3

1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
86
L1.25x0.109H
620
700
L1.25x0.109H
717
700
L1.25x0.109H
815
650
L1.25x0.109H
917
650
L1x0.109H
1480
550
1.5
2.5
5
1.5
2.5
5.5
1.5
2.5
6
2
2.5
7
2
2.5
7.5

2
2
2
2.5
2.5
2.5
8
9
10
3
2.5
11
3
2.5
12
3
2.5
13
3
2.5
14
3
2.5
15
3600
2250
L2x0.163X
3900
2600
L2x0.163X
4200
2600
L2.5x0.187X
4500
2950
L2.5x0.187X
1950
2500
L2.5x0.187X
1950
2500
L2.5x0.187X
2120
2850
L2.5x0.187X
2220
2400
L2.5x0.187X
2320
2400
L2.5x0.187X
2530
2750
L2.5x0.187X
2520
2300
L2.5x0.187X
2600
2300
L2.5x0.187X
2970
2650
L2.5x0.187X
1400
950
1600
1150
L1.5x0.109H
749
900
L1.5x0.123H
883
1100
L1.5x0.109H
857
850
2200
1400
2400
1550
2700
1800
3000
1950
3300
2250
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
915
988
1100
1200
L2x0.163H
1080
1350
L2x0.163H
1170
1450
L2x0.232H
1380
1750
L2.5x0.187H
1460
1900
L2.5x0.212H
1640
2150
1690
2150
L1.5x0.123H
1000
1100
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
1050
1170
1050
1150
L2x0.163H
1280
1300
L2x0.163H
1390
1400
L2x0.219H
1570
1650
L2.5x0.187H
1730
1800
L2.5x0.212H
1890
2100
L2.5x0.25H
1950
2100
L1.5x0.109H
L1.5x0.123H
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H
L1.75x0.17H
L2x0.163H
L2x0.219H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.212H
L2.5x0.25H
1000
850
1000
1000
1470
1250
1570
1350
1840
1600
1950
1750
2210
2000
2210
2000
L1.5x0.109H
1130
L1.5x0.109H
1300
L1.75x0.17H
1700
L2x0.163H
1780
L2x0.205H
2040
L2.5x0.187H
2240
L2.5x0.187H
2460
L2.5x0.23H
2570
800
950
1200
1300
1550
1700
1950
1950
L1.25x0.125H
1250
700
L1.5x0.109H
1480
750
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1550
1660
1860
950
1050
1150
L2x0.163H
2040
1150
L2x0.205H
2330
1350
L2.5x0.187H
2570
1500
L2.5x0.187H
2790
1600
L2.5x0.23H
2940
1850
L1.25x0.109H
1300
750
L1.5x0.109H
1460
800
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1680
1880
2110
900
1000
1000
L1.75x0.17H
2110
1100
L2x0.176H
2430
1200
L2.5x0.187H
2650
1300
L2.5x0.187H
2910
1550
L2.5x0.212H
3200
1550
L1.25x0.125H
1540
650
L1.5x0.109H
1670
750
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1890
2120
2120
850
950
1050
L1.75x0.17H
2370
1100
L2x0.163H
2590
1200
L2.5x0.187H
2810
1350
L2.5x0.187H
3130
1450
L2.5x0.187H
3280
1650
L1.25x0.109H
1760
L1.5x0.109H
2000
L1.5x0.109H
2260
L1.5x0.17H
2490
L1.75x0.155H
2780
L1.75x0.17H
2900
L2x0.163H
3220
L2.5x0.187H
3570
L2.5x0.187H
3750
L2.5x0.187H
4190
550
650
800
800
850
950
1050
1250
1350
1550
L2x0.163H
3690
L2.5x0.187H
4100
L2.5x0.187H
4520
L2.5x0.187H
4880
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
1940
2210
1800
1150
1230
1000
2000
1250
1320
1150
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H
1350
1530
950
L1.5x0.109H
2530
1100
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

2720
3000
3340
87
2920
2920
3280
2250
L2.5x0.187X
2250
L2.5x0.187X
2550
L2.5x0.187X
3230
2150
L2.5x0.187X
3350
2150
L2.5x0.187X
3630
2150
L2.5x0.187X
3670
1800
L2.5x0.187X
3670
2050
L2.5x0.187X
3810
2050
L2.5x0.187X
3600
1900
L2.5x0.187X
4130
1900
L2.5x0.187X
4130
2200
L2.5x0.187X
4800
4870
5520
1550
L2.5x0.187X
1800
L2.5x0.187X
1800
L2.5x0.187X
5060
5790
5790



hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
600
600
L1x0.109X
700
600
L1x0.109X
800
600
L1x0.109X
900
650
L1x0.109X
1000
700
L1x0.109X
1200
950
Pbr(lbs)
L1x0.109H
327
500
L1x0.109H
369
500
L1x0.109H
401
500
L1x0.109H
440
500
L1x0.109H
469
500
L1x0.109H
476
550
L1x0.109H
555
650
L1x0.109H
589
700
L1.25x0.109H
749
900
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
H mat'l size
L1x0.109H
361
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
388
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
423
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
438
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
460
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
470
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
486
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
568
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
518
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
585
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
555
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
648
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
641
600
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
732
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
683
650
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
778
650
L1x0.109X
L1.25x0.109H
889
800
L1x0.109H
428
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
488
L1x0.109H
493
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
541
L1x0.109H
530
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
589
L1x0.109H
571
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
635
L1x0.109H
675
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
748
L1x0.109H
726
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
801
L1x0.109H
795
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
880
L1x0.109H
877
600
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
982
L1.25x0.109H
1070
750
350
L1x0.109X
350
L1x0.109X
350
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
650
650
L1x0.109H
547
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
643
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
784
L1x0.109H
617
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
761
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
914
L1x0.109H
731
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
890
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1160
L1x0.109H
849
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1020
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1370
L1x0.109H
924
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1170
500
L1x0.109H
1040
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1390
500
L1x0.109H
1160
600
L1x0.109H
1320
600
L1.25x0.109H
1400
600
L1x0.109H
1500
550
L1x0.109H
1560
600
L1.25x0.109H
1690
750
L1x0.109H
1470
L1x0.109H
1570
L1x0.109H
1740
L1x0.109H
1890
L1.25x0.109H
2260
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
805
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
954
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1130
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1260
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1440
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1660
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1830
450
450
L1x0.109H
1990
L1x0.109H
2070
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
60
32
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
36
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
40
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
44
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
48
1.5
2
4
500
550
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
30
1
2
3.5
400
550
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
28
1
2
3
300
550
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
26
1
2
3
TL
Pbr(lbs)
24
1
2
3

1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
88
L1.25x0.109H
950
800
L1.25x0.109H
1220
1.5
2.5
5
1.5
2.5
5.5
1.5
2.5
6
1400
1150
1600
1150
1800
1300
2
2.5
7
2
2.5
7.5

2
2
2
2.5
2.5
2.5
8
9
10
3
2.5
11
3
2.5
12
3
3.5
13
3
3.5
14
3
3.5
15
4200
4500
2000
1450
2200
1700
2400
1700
2700
2000
3000
2300
3300
2700
L1.75x0.155X
3600
2700
L2x0.163X
3900
3400
L2x0.163X
L1.75x0.17H
1120
1400
L2x0.163H
1250
1500
L2x0.163H
1290
1650
L2.5x0.187H
1500
1950
L2.5x0.187H
1690
2250
1950
2250
1950
2550
L2x0.163X
2240
2900
L2.5x0.187X
3250
L2.5x0.187X
2320
2450
L2x0.163X
2530
2800
L2.5x0.187X
2680
2800
L2.5x0.187X
L1.5x0.109H
883
900
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H
915
1010
1100
1250
L1.5x0.109H
924
900
L1.5x0.123H
1090
1100
L1.5x0.17H
1200
1200
L1.75x0.155H
1330
1350
L2x0.163H
1400
1450
L2x0.163H
1540
1550
L2x0.25H
1730
1700
L2.5x0.187H
1950
2150
L2.5x0.212H
2010
2150
L1.5x0.109H
1040
L1.5x0.123H
1230
L1.5x0.17H
1370
L1.75x0.155H
1500
L2x0.163H
1640
L2x0.163H
1730
L2x0.219H
1930
L2.5x0.187H
2300
L2.5x0.212H
2300
850
1050
1150
1300
1400
1500
1650
2050
2050
L1.5x0.109H
1200
L1.5x0.123H
1420
L2x0.163H
1830
L2x0.163H
2000
L2x0.205H
2150
L2.5x0.187H
2570
L2.5x0.212H
2670
900
1000
1350
1450
1700
2000
2000
L1.5x0.109H
1400
750
L1.5x0.109H
1550
950
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
1750
1950
950
1050
L2x0.163H
2090
1150
L2x0.163H
2210
1250
L2x0.219H
2580
1500
L2.5x0.187H
2950
1600
L1.25x0.125H
1640
700
L1.5x0.109H
1900
850
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1980
2240
2490
850
950
1050
L2x0.163H
2610
1150
L2x0.187H
3000
1250
L1.25x0.109H
1970
750
L1.5x0.109H
2280
900
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

2450
2640
2950
1000
1100
1100
L1.75x0.17H
3230
1150
L1.25x0.125H
2430
L1.5x0.109H
2830
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

3220
3540
3540
600
700
750
L1.25x0.109H
2530
L1.5x0.109H
2880
L1.5x0.109H
3250
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
1590
1700
1100
1250
850
950
3150
L2.5x0.187X
2610
2980
2980
3150
2400
L2x0.163X
2400
L2.5x0.187X
2700
L2.5x0.187X
2700
L2.5x0.187X
3030
3030
3460
3460
2300
L2x0.163X
2600
L2.5x0.187X
2600
L2.5x0.187X
2900
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187H
2950
1850
3370
1850
3640
2150
L2.5x0.187X
3770
2150
L2.5x0.187X
4220
2400
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187H
3300
1350
L2.5x0.187H
3620
1700
L2.5x0.212H
3790
1700
4150
2000
L2.5x0.187X
4320
2000
L2.5x0.187X
4840
2250
L2.5x0.187X
L2x0.163H
3410
1400
L2.5x0.187H
3880
1600
L2.5x0.187H
4450
1600
L2.5x0.187H
4510
1850
5160
1850
L2.5x0.187X
5160
2100
L2.5x0.187X
5810
2100
L2.5x0.187X
L1.75x0.17H
3930
L2x0.176H
4580
L2.5x0.187H
5130
L2.5x0.187H
5130
L2.5x0.212H
5870
1000
1200
1300
1500
1500
L2x0.163H
4920
L2.5x0.187H
5420
L2.5x0.187H
6080
L2.5x0.187H
6080
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

3590
4010
4190
89
5960
6760
6760
1750
L2.5x0.187X
1750
L2.5x0.187X
1950
L2.5x0.187X
6960
6960
8020



hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
30
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
450
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
850
L1x0.109X
486
450
L1x0.109X
570
450
L1x0.109X
620
500
L1x0.109X
676
500
L1x0.109X
699
500
L1x0.109X
846
550
L1x0.109X
866
650
L1x0.109X
970
700
L1x0.109X
1200
800
L1x0.109X
536
450
L1x0.109X
610
450
L1x0.109X
708
450
L1x0.109X
750
450
L1x0.109X
832
450
L1x0.109X
910
550
L1x0.109X
1050
550
L1x0.109X
1160
650
L1x0.109X
1260
800
L1x0.109X
606
400
L1x0.109X
672
400
L1x0.109X
778
450
L1x0.109X
826
450
L1x0.109X
875
450
L1x0.109X
999
500
L1x0.109X
1080
550
L1x0.109X
1220
600
L1x0.109X
1510
700
L1x0.109X
649
350
L1x0.109X
754
350
L1x0.109X
852
450
L1x0.109X
928
450
L1x0.109X
954
450
L1x0.109X
1120
500
L1x0.109X
1210
550
L1x0.109X
1340
600
L1x0.109X
1570
750
L1x0.109X
692
350
L1x0.109X
769
350
L1x0.109X
922
400
L1x0.109X
1010
400
L1x0.109X
1070
450
L1x0.109X
1210
500
L1x0.109X
1310
600
L1x0.109X
1470
650
L1x0.109X
1840
700
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
732
350
830
350
980
350
1080
450
1190
500
1390
500
1570
500
1700
500
1880
650
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
852
1020
1120
1380
1570
1700
1760
1840
2210
Pbr(lbs)
350
L1x0.109X
400
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
800
L1x0.109X
999
300
L1x0.109X
1260
300
L1x0.109X
1550
300
L1x0.109X
1690
350
L1x0.109X
1810
400
L1x0.109X
2080
500
L1x0.109X
2250
450
L1x0.109X
2450
450
L1x0.109X
2980
500
L1x0.109X
1090
1270
1450
1660
1960
2240
2260
2350
2730
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
38
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
40
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
44
48
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
52
1.5
2
4
300
Pbr(lbs)
65
1
2
3.5
Pbr(lbs)
I non-comp eff
36
1
2
3
Pbr(lbs)
34
1
2
3
TL
I non-comp eff
32
1
2
3

1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
90
1.5
2.5
5
1.5
2.5
5.5
1.5
2.5
6
1400
1050
L1x0.109X
1600
1200
L1x0.109X
1800
1300
L1x0.109X
1420
950
L1x0.109X
2
2.5
7
2
2.5
7.5

2
2
2
2.5
2.5
2.5
8
9
10
3
2.5
11
3
2.5
12
3
3.5
13
3
3.5
14
3
3.5
15
4200
4500
2000
2200
1400
1550
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
2400
1700
L1.5x0.109X
2700
1850
L1.5x0.109X
3000
3300
2100
2450
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
3600
2450
L2x0.163X
3900
2750
L2.5x0.187X
1590
1000
L1x0.109X
1740
1900
2010
1150
1250
1500
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
2240
1650
L1.5x0.109X
2440
1750
L1.5x0.109X
2750
3030
2050
2350
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
3180
2350
L2x0.163X
3460
2650
L2.5x0.187X
2650
L2.5x0.187X
1460
1000
L1x0.109X
1630
1100
L1x0.109X
1820
2000
2300
1200
1300
1450
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
2470
1550
L1.5x0.109X
2710
1700
L1.5x0.109X
3070
3480
1950
2250
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
3650
2250
L2x0.163X
3980
2550
L2.5x0.187X
3980
2850
L2.5x0.187X
2850
L2.5x0.187X
1770
850
L1x0.109X
1990
950
L1x0.109X
2220
2380
2620
1050
1150
1400
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
2780
1500
L1.5x0.109X
3090
1650
L1.5x0.109X
3490
3840
1900
2200
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
3960
2200
L2x0.163X
4540
2500
L2.5x0.187X
4820
2500
L2.5x0.187X
4820
2750
L2.5x0.187X
1870
2080
3140
3340
4330
4860
5120
5440
900
L1x0.109X
1050
L1x0.109X
1150
1250
1350
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
2240
2500
2830
1450
L1.5x0.109X
1600
L1.5x0.109X
1800
2100
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
3800
4330
2100
L2x0.163X
2400
L2.5x0.187X
2650
L2.5x0.187X
2650
L2.5x0.187X
2130
800
L1x0.109X
2390
900
L1x0.109X
2680
2930
3170
1000
1100
1200
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3360
1400
L1.5x0.109X
3700
1550
L1.5x0.109X
4260
4670
1750
1750
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
4850
2050
L2x0.163X
5440
2300
L2.5x0.187X
5770
2300
L2.5x0.187X
6100
2600
L2.5x0.187X
2230
750
L1x0.109X
2470
2790
2970
850
950
1000
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3260
1100
L1.5x0.109X
3740
1200
L1.5x0.109X
4120
1300
L1.5x0.109X
4530
1650
L1.75x0.155X
4740
1650
L2x0.163X
5400
1900
L2x0.163X
5850
1900
L2.5x0.187X
6060
2150
L2.5x0.187X
6420
2150
L2.5x0.187X
2620
850
L1x0.109X
2860
3210
3600
950
1050
1050
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3780
1250
L1.5x0.109X
4160
1350
L1.5x0.109X
4540
1550
L1.5x0.109X
5430
1550
L1.75x0.155X
5510
1800
L2x0.163X
6320
1800
L2x0.163X
6320
2050
L2.5x0.187X
7110
2250
L2.5x0.187X
7370
2250
L2.5x0.187X
5930
6150
3390
3730
4250
4250
600
750
800
900
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3210
3710
4240
4730
4980
5220
1000
L1.5x0.109X
1050
L1.5x0.109X
4950
5500
1150
1450
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
6100
91
7190
7050
7160
8120
8580
8970
1450
L2x0.163X
1700
L2x0.163X
1700
L2.5x0.187X
1900
L2.5x0.187X
1900
L2.5x0.187X
7190
8240
8380
9500
9500



hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
32
500
500
600
550
700
550
800
600
900
700
1000
750
1200
850
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
611
450
L1x0.109X
712
450
L1x0.109X
779
500
L1x0.109X
883
500
L1x0.109X
911
500
L1x0.109X
992
600
L1x0.109X
1110
650
L1x0.109X
1190
700
L1x0.109X
1380
900
L1x0.109X
654
450
L1x0.109X
760
450
L1x0.109X
858
450
L1x0.109X
911
450
L1x0.109X
944
500
L1x0.109X
1100
550
L1x0.109X
1230
600
L1x0.109X
1350
700
L1x0.109X
1660
800
L1x0.109X
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
734
829
903
957
1060
1160
1310
1490
1760
Pbr(lbs)
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
800
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
789
400
903
400
979
400
1170
400
1300
450
1540
500
1570
550
1620
650
1900
750
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
845
350
L1x0.109X
936
350
L1x0.109X
1090
350
L1x0.109X
1150
400
L1x0.109X
1270
400
L1x0.109X
1400
500
L1x0.109X
1560
550
L1x0.109X
1800
600
L1x0.109X
2110
700
L1x0.109X
973
350
L1x0.109X
1090
350
L1x0.109X
1220
400
L1x0.109X
1350
450
L1x0.109X
1490
500
L1x0.109X
1690
500
L1x0.109X
1910
500
L1x0.109X
2120
550
L1x0.109X
2490
650
L1x0.109X
1100
350
L1x0.109X
1260
500
L1x0.109X
1480
450
L1x0.109X
1760
450
L1x0.109X
1960
550
L1x0.109X
2030
550
L1x0.109X
2200
700
L1x0.109X
2460
700
L1x0.109X
2780
750
L1x0.109X
1270
450
L1x0.109X
1690
450
L1x0.109X
1880
450
L1x0.109X
2060
450
L1x0.109X
2360
450
L1x0.109X
2660
450
L1x0.109X
3040
450
L1x0.109X
3190
500
L1x0.109X
3630
600
L1x0.109X
1710
1800
2060
2290
2460
2640
2730
3050
3640
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
40
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
44
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
48
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
52
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
56
1.5
2.5
4
400
500
Pbr(lbs)
70
1
2
3.5
300
500
I non-comp eff
38
1
2
3
Pbr(lbs)
Pbr(lbs)
36
1
2
3
TL
I non-comp eff
34
1
2
3

1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
92
1.5
2.5
5
1.5
2.5
5.5
1.5
2.5
6
1400
1600
1800
1050
L1x0.109X
1150
L1x0.109X
1690
1860
1000
L1x0.109X
1250
L1x0.109X
2
2.5
7
2
2.5
7.5

2
2
2
2.5
2.5
2.5
8
9
10
3
2.5
11
3
2.5
12
3
3.5
13
3
3.5
14
3
3.5
15
3900
4200
4500
1850
2220
950
L1x0.109X
1100
L1x0.109X
2090
2340
950
L1x0.109X
1050
L1x0.109X
2230
2520
900
L1x0.109X
1000
L1x0.109X
2480
2800
850
L1x0.109X
2880
800
L1x0.109X
3320
2000
2070
2310
2390
2620
2560
2960
4750
2800
3010
4780
3310
1100
1300
1450
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3110
3620
4310
5010
650
800
850
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
4080
3150
1150
1250
1350
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3540
3970
4530
950
1000
1000
1200
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
4220
2810
1200
1400
1550
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
900
1000
1050
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3850
2570
1350
1450
1600
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
950
1050
1150
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3230
2200
1300
1500
1650
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
5520
2400
2700
1800
L1.5x0.109X
2050
L1.5x0.109X
2720
3160
1750
L1.5x0.109X
2000
L1.5x0.109X
3090
3500
1700
L1.5x0.109X
1950
L1.5x0.109X
3490
3810
1500
L1.5x0.109X
1850
L1.5x0.109X
3560
4270
1550
L1.5x0.109X
1800
L1.5x0.109X
3000
3300
2050
2400
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
3300
3660
2300
2300
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
3970
4170
2250
2250
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
4340
4490
1850
2150
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
4420
5030
2100
2100
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
3600
2700
L2x0.163X
3990
2600
L2x0.163X
2900
L2.5x0.187X
4540
4820
2550
L2x0.163X
2550
L2.5x0.187X
5130
5130
2450
L2x0.163X
2450
L2.5x0.187X
2750
L2.5x0.187X
5460
5760
6120
2350
L2x0.163X
2350
L2.5x0.187X
2650
L2.5x0.187X
3000
L2.5x0.187X
3920
4130
4760
5420
5420
6080
6420
6830
7410
1350
L1.5x0.109X
1350
L1.5x0.109X
1700
L1.5x0.109X
1700
L1.75x0.155X
1950
L2x0.163X
2200
L2x0.163X
2200
L2.5x0.187X
2450
L2.5x0.187X
2800
L2.5x0.187X
4570
4770
5470
5790
6360
7160
7410
7860
9040
1150
L1.5x0.109X
1250
L1.5x0.109X
1400
L1.5x0.109X
1600
L1.75x0.155X
1850
L2x0.163X
1850
L2x0.163X
2100
L2.5x0.187X
2100
L2.5x0.187X
2300
L2.5x0.187X
5990
6610
4980
5440
1300
L1.5x0.109X
1500
L1.5x0.109X
5880
6160
7010
950
L1.5x0.109X
1050
L1.5x0.109X
1150
L1.5x0.109X
5780
6420
6780
1500
1750
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
7270
8330
1200
1400
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
7480
93
8390
7590
7590
8540
8850
9400
1750
L2x0.163X
1950
L2x0.163X
2200
L2.5x0.187X
2200
L2.5x0.187X
2200
L2.5x0.187X
8480
9610
10160
10620
11030
1650
L2x0.163X
1650
L2x0.163X
1850
L2.5x0.187X
1850
L2.5x0.187X
2050
L2.5x0.187X
9620
9790
11100
11100
12280



hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
34
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
550
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
800
L1x0.109X
950
L1x0.109X
755
450
L1x0.109X
877
450
L1x0.109X
934
450
L1x0.109X
1040
500
L1x0.109X
1140
500
L1x0.109X
1320
600
L1x0.109X
1360
700
L1x0.109X
1480
750
L1x0.109X
1740
850
L1x0.109X
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
870
987
1080
1210
1300
1510
1620
1800
2100
Pbr(lbs)
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
850
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
937
400
1100
400
1200
450
1270
450
1400
500
1600
600
1800
650
1950
700
2340
800
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
1010
400
L1x0.109X
1140
450
L1x0.109X
1280
550
L1x0.109X
1360
550
L1x0.109X
1610
550
L1x0.109X
1810
600
L1x0.109X
1940
650
L1x0.109X
2160
800
L1x0.109X
2580
800
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
1060
400
1310
400
1550
400
1720
400
1780
450
2080
500
2240
600
2560
600
2730
750
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
1200
1410
1530
1660
1950
2180
2470
2660
3160
Pbr(lbs)
350
L1x0.109X
350
L1x0.109X
400
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
1300
1520
1870
2290
2400
2490
2790
3040
3580
Pbr(lbs)
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
800
L1x0.109X
1720
450
L1x0.109X
2010
450
L1x0.109X
2250
450
L1x0.109X
2640
450
L1x0.109X
2970
450
L1x0.109X
3380
450
L1x0.109X
3530
500
L1x0.109X
3720
550
L1x0.109X
4490
650
L1x0.109X
1960
2200
2480
2730
2930
3150
3510
3840
4560
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
44
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
48
52
56
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
60
1.5
2.5
4
300
I non-comp eff
75
1.5
2.5
3.5
TL
I non-comp eff
42
1.5
2.5
3
Pbr(lbs)
Pbr(lbs)
40
1
2
3
I non-comp eff
38
1
2
3

1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
94
1.5
2.5
5
1.5
2.5
5.5
1.5
2.5
6
2
2.5
7
2
2.5
7.5

2
2
2
2.5
2.5
2.5
8
9
10
3
2.5
11
3
2.5
12
3
3.5
13
3
3.5
14
3
3.5
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1150
L1x0.109X
1600
1250
L1x0.109X
1800
2000
2200
1350
1500
1650
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
2400
1750
L1.5x0.109X
2700
2050
L1.5x0.109X
3000
3300
2350
2650
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
2080
1050
L1x0.109X
2270
1200
L1x0.109X
2480
2740
2930
1300
1400
1500
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3190
1650
L1.5x0.109X
3600
1900
L1.5x0.109X
4170
4550
2200
2500
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
2500
L2x0.163X
2520
1050
L1x0.109X
2810
1150
L1x0.109X
3140
3320
3700
1350
1500
1600
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3920
1850
L1.5x0.109X
4430
2150
L1.5x0.109X
5040
5770
2150
2400
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
5770
2700
L2x0.163X
3050
L2.5x0.187X
2810
900
L1x0.109X
3120
1100
L1x0.109X
3550
3930
1200
1300
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
4190
1450
L1.5x0.109X
4770
1550
L1.5x0.109X
5440
1800
L1.5x0.109X
5620
2050
L1.75x0.155X
6430
2350
L2x0.163X
6840
2350
L2x0.163X
7430
2600
L2.5x0.187X
2880
3450
4350
4830
5280
6020
6760
7130
7590
950
L1x0.109X
1050
1150
1250
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
1400
L1.5x0.109X
1500
L1.5x0.109X
1750
L1.5x0.109X
1900
L1.75x0.155X
2000
L2x0.163X
2250
L2x0.163X
2250
L2.5x0.187X
2550
L2.5x0.187X
3250
900
L1x0.109X
3640
3990
4320
1000
1100
1200
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
4790
1300
L1.5x0.109X
5110
1400
L1.5x0.109X
5820
1600
L1.5x0.109X
7630
1900
L1.75x0.155X
6850
2150
L2x0.163X
7850
2150
L2x0.163X
7850
2350
L2.5x0.187X
8360
2700
L2.5x0.187X
2700
L2.5x0.187X
3870
4340
4760
5010
750
850
950
1100
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
5480
1200
L1.5x0.109X
6030
1350
L1.5x0.109X
6660
7630
1550
1750
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
8600
1750
L2x0.163X
8900
2000
L2x0.163X
9450
2250
L2.5x0.187X
10880
2250
L2.5x0.187X
10880
2550
L2.5x0.187X
4040
4540
5090
900
950
1050
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
6230
1450
L1.5x0.109X
6760
1450
L1.5x0.109X
7700
8970
1650
1650
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
8970
1900
L2x0.163X
10110
2100
L2x0.163X
11120
2100
L2.5x0.187X
11120
2100
L2.5x0.187X
12800
2400
L2.5x0.187X
11220
11870
12410
12890
13930
1600
L2x0.163X
1850
L2x0.163X
1850
L2.5x0.187X
2050
L2.5x0.187X
2300
L2.5x0.187X
11310
12830
12830
14190
15930
5120
5840
3720
6490
700
800
850
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
4980
5700
6370
4090
3600
5880
1250
L1.5x0.109X
7180
8170
8490
1000
L1.5x0.109X
1100
L1.5x0.109X
1200
L1.5x0.109X
7410
7820
8630
9730
9900
1400
1600
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
9690
95
11110



hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
600
600
L1x0.109X
700
600
L1x0.109X
800
650
L1x0.109X
900
750
L1x0.109X
1000
800
L1x0.109X
1200
950
L1x0.109X
1010
500
L1x0.109X
1140
500
L1x0.109X
1270
550
L1x0.109X
1410
550
L1x0.109X
1440
650
L1x0.109X
1590
650
L1x0.109X
1800
650
L1x0.109X
1980
700
L1x0.109X
2340
950
L1x0.109X
1050
500
L1x0.109X
1190
500
L1x0.109X
1360
500
L1x0.109X
1510
500
L1x0.109X
1760
550
L1x0.109X
1800
600
L1x0.109X
1860
700
L1x0.109X
2080
750
L1x0.109X
2610
900
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
1160
1310
1440
1550
1670
1900
2160
2340
2880
Pbr(lbs)
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
800
L1x0.109X
1220
450
L1x0.109X
1400
450
L1x0.109X
1540
450
L1x0.109X
1840
450
L1x0.109X
1930
450
L1x0.109X
1970
550
L1x0.109X
2190
600
L1x0.109X
2380
700
L1x0.109X
2850
850
L1x0.109X
1250
400
L1x0.109X
1530
500
L1x0.109X
1680
500
L1x0.109X
1790
500
L1x0.109X
1860
500
L1x0.109X
2180
600
L1x0.109X
2400
700
L1x0.109X
2740
850
L1x0.109X
3320
850
L1x0.109X
1360
500
L1x0.109X
1660
500
L1x0.109X
1910
500
L1x0.109X
2060
600
L1x0.109X
2220
700
L1x0.109X
2480
700
L1x0.109X
2810
700
L1x0.109X
3360
800
L1x0.109X
3620
900
L1x0.109X
1670
450
L1x0.109X
1970
450
L1x0.109X
2170
450
L1x0.109X
2590
450
L1x0.109X
3080
450
L1x0.109X
3240
500
L1x0.109X
3380
500
L1x0.109X
3800
600
L1x0.109X
4350
750
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
1840
2200
2420
2690
2790
3250
3370
3820
4560
Pbr(lbs)
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
850
L1x0.109X
1980
2390
2820
3280
3890
4070
4280
4710
5660
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
80
46
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
48
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
52
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
56
60
1.5
2.5
4
500
550
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
44
1.5
2.5
3.5
400
550
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
42
1.5
2.5
3
300
550
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
40
1
2
3
TL
Pbr(lbs)
38
1
2
3

1
1
1
1.5
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
96
1.5
3
5
1.5
3
5.5
1.5
3
6
2
3
7
2
3
7.5

2
2
2
3.5
3.5
3.5
8
9
10
3
3.5
11
3
3.5
12
3
3.5
13
3
4
14
3
4
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1100
L1x0.109X
1600
1300
L1x0.109X
1800
2000
2200
1400
1550
1700
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
2400
1950
L1.5x0.109X
2700
2250
L1.5x0.109X
3000
3300
2550
2850
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
2630
1050
L1x0.109X
3140
1150
L1x0.109X
3320
3710
4050
1350
1500
1650
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
4440
1900
L1.5x0.109X
5050
2150
L1.5x0.109X
5780
6140
2150
2450
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
2920
1000
L1x0.109X
3200
1200
L1x0.109X
3700
3980
1350
1450
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
4370
1600
L1.5x0.109X
4950
1800
L1.5x0.109X
5630
2100
L1.5x0.109X
5900
2400
L1.75x0.155X
6440
2400
L2x0.163X
2650
L2x0.163X
3730
4100
4360
1100
1300
1400
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
4840
1550
L1.5x0.109X
5290
1750
L1.5x0.109X
6040
2050
L1.5x0.109X
6770
2050
L1.75x0.155X
7140
2300
L2x0.163X
7600
2550
L2x0.163X
3230
1000
L1x0.109X
3420
5120
5840
6650
6870
7880
8390
950
L1x0.109X
1050
1250
1350
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
1500
L1.5x0.109X
1700
L1.5x0.109X
1950
L1.5x0.109X
1950
L1.75x0.155X
2250
L2x0.163X
2500
L2x0.163X
2850
L2.5x0.187X
3750
950
L1x0.109X
4170
4750
5260
1050
1100
1350
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
5620
1450
L1.5x0.109X
6400
1650
L1.5x0.109X
7300
1650
L1.5x0.109X
7540
1900
L1.75x0.155X
8190
2150
L2x0.163X
9210
2150
L2x0.163X
10000
2400
L2.5x0.187X
4080
4540
4910
5500
1050
1150
1250
1350
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
6050
1550
L1.5x0.109X
6680
1550
L1.5x0.109X
6990
7970
1800
2050
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
8940
2300
L2x0.163X
9440
2300
L2x0.163X
10060
2300
L2.5x0.187X
2600
L2.5x0.187X
2600
L2.5x0.187X
5090
5650
6260
850
900
1000
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
7750
1300
L1.5x0.109X
7750
1450
L1.5x0.109X
9030
10170
1450
1700
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
10780
1950
L2x0.163X
11190
2150
L2x0.163X
11860
2150
L2.5x0.187X
12880
2450
L2.5x0.187X
12880
2450
L2.5x0.187X
11800
12510
12990
14960
14960
2050
L2x0.163X
2050
L2x0.163X
2050
L2.5x0.187X
2300
L2.5x0.187X
2300
L2.5x0.187X
13710
14340
14340
16100
17150
5290
3810
5930
4340
6220
950
1000
1100
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
6370
7060
7900
4800
3600
6810
1200
L1.5x0.109X
7260
7890
8990
1400
L1.5x0.109X
1400
L1.5x0.109X
1400
L1.5x0.109X
9430
9430
9790
9130
10470
1600
1850
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
11230
97
12300



hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
44
50
90
52
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
600
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
750
L1x0.109X
900
L1x0.109X
1000
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
1490
600
1720
600
2010
600
2090
650
2200
650
2450
650
2680
750
3180
900
3570
1000
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
1630
550
1880
550
2020
550
2290
550
2410
550
2480
650
2940
700
3330
850
3910
950
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
1730
1980
2210
2380
2440
2850
3090
3640
4110
Pbr(lbs)
500
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
850
L1x0.109X
950
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
1760
2150
2240
2430
2780
3010
3350
3960
4460
Pbr(lbs)
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
800
L1x0.109X
900
L1x0.109X
1900
500
L1x0.109X
2160
500
L1x0.109X
2400
500
L1x0.109X
2590
500
L1x0.109X
2720
550
L1x0.109X
3090
600
L1x0.109X
3540
650
L1x0.109X
4100
750
L1x0.109X
4830
850
L1x0.109X
2120
450
L1x0.109X
2450
450
L1x0.109X
2710
500
L1x0.109X
2920
650
L1x0.109X
3400
650
L1x0.109X
3670
650
L1x0.109X
3970
750
L1x0.109X
4750
800
L1x0.109X
5340
1000
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
2350
450
2700
600
3200
650
3940
650
4340
800
4530
850
5100
950
5650
1000
6830
1000
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1.25x0.109X
2710
650
3570
650
4160
650
4530
650
5490
650
6100
650
6660
650
7500
700
8140
800
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
H mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
66
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
72
1.5
2.5
4
300
Pbr(lbs)
60
1.5
2.5
3.5
Pbr(lbs)
I non-comp eff
56
1.5
2.5
3
I non-comp eff
48
1
2
3
TL
I non-comp eff
46
1
2
3

1
1
1
1.5
2
2
2
2.5
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
3640
4200
4700
5120
98
5590
5850
6430
7000
8020
1.5
3
5
1.5
3
5.5
1.5
3
6
2
3
7
2
3
7.5

2
2
2
3.5
3.5
3.5
8
9
10
3
3.5
11
3
3.5
12
3
3.5
13
3
4
14
3
4
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1250
L1x0.109X
1600
1800
2000
1350
1600
1800
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
2200
1800
L1.5x0.109X
2400
2100
L1.5x0.109X
2700
2400
L1.5x0.109X
4120
1100
L1x0.109X
4530
5350
6060
1300
1400
1550
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
6060
1750
L1.5x0.109X
6900
2050
L1.5x0.109X
7900
2300
L1.5x0.109X
2300
L1.75x0.155X
4290
1150
L1x0.109X
4970
5340
5870
1250
1500
1700
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
6660
1700
L1.5x0.109X
7570
2000
L1.5x0.109X
8680
2250
L1.5x0.109X
8680
2500
L1.75x0.155X
4800
1050
L1x0.109X
5420
6160
7020
1200
1350
1450
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
7270
1650
L1.5x0.109X
8010
1950
L1.5x0.109X
4970
8720
1850
L1.5x0.109X
2100
2100
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
2350
L2x0.163X
5380
6140
6800
950
1100
1250
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
7930
1350
L1.5x0.109X
8290
1550
L1.5x0.109X
9450
1750
L1.5x0.109X
10610
11200
1750
2000
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
11950
2250
L2x0.163X
2550
L2x0.163X
5990
6930
7570
1050
1150
1250
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
8340
1450
L1.5x0.109X
9220
1450
L1.5x0.109X
10580
1700
L1.5x0.109X
11000
12350
1900
1900
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
13920
2100
L2x0.163X
15120
2100
L2x0.163X
2400
L2.5x0.187X
7590
8410
9150
1200
1400
1400
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
10430
1600
L1.5x0.109X
10430
1850
L1.5x0.109X
12160
1850
L1.5x0.109X
13140
13700
2050
2050
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
15100
2300
L2x0.163X
16010
2450
L2.5x0.187X
17390
2450
L2.5x0.187X
2800
L2.5x0.187X
11520
13010
14750
14750
17570
18930
20320
21710
23470
1100
L1.5x0.109X
1200
L1.5x0.109X
1400
L1.5x0.109X
1850
L2x0.163X
2050
L2x0.163X
2300
L2.5x0.187X
2300
L2.5x0.187X
2450
L2.5x0.187X
2800
L2.5x0.187X
11400
12580
14150
18760
20790
22400
23340
25710
27790
9710
10790
9010
16800
1400
1600
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
14870
16540
99
10330
2450
L2x0.163X
1600
L1.5x0.109X
10890
6980
3600
7640
950
1000
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
6280
9490
10110
1950
2200
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
3300
1000
1200
1300
1600
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
9490
5670
3000
11010



hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
50
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
600
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
850
L1x0.109X
850
L1x0.109X
850
L1x0.109X
1050
L1x0.109X
2150
600
L1x0.109X
2410
600
L1x0.109X
2620
600
L1x0.109X
3020
600
L1x0.109X
3280
650
L1x0.109X
3970
700
L1x0.109X
4150
850
L1x0.109X
4150
850
L1x0.109X
5110
1050
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
2250
2610
2840
3020
3370
3650
4300
4500
5400
Pbr(lbs)
600
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
750
L1x0.109X
750
L1x0.109X
750
L1x0.109X
800
L1x0.109X
900
L1x0.109X
1100
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
2430
550
2710
550
3070
550
3810
550
3930
600
4180
700
4640
700
5240
800
6140
1000
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
2510
550
L1x0.109X
2920
550
L1x0.109X
3160
550
L1x0.109X
3420
550
L1x0.109X
3800
600
L1x0.109X
4380
650
L1x0.109X
4700
750
L1x0.109X
5000
750
L1x0.109X
6280
950
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
2620
550
3130
550
3390
600
3670
700
4080
700
4430
750
5130
850
5370
950
6470
1100
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
2800
3230
3960
4570
4710
5330
5880
6570
7650
Pbr(lbs)
450
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
800
L1x0.109X
850
L1x0.109X
950
L1x0.109X
1000
L1x0.109X
1000
L1.25x0.109X
3090
4040
4800
5290
6170
6990
7600
8230
9250
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
58
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
60
66
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
72
X mat'l size
650
650
650
650
650
650
650
700
850
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
80
1.5
3
4
300
I non-comp eff
100
1.5
2.5
3.5
Pbr(lbs)
I non-comp eff
56
1.5
2.5
3
Pbr(lbs)
54
1
2
3
TL
I non-comp eff
52
1
2
3

1
1
1
1.5
2
2
2.5
2.5
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
3890
4780
5420
5950
6260
6740
6960
7630
9420
650
650
650
650
650
700
800
850
1000
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
5670
5670
6080
6940
100
7260
8030
9240
10120
11920
1.5
3
5
1.5
3
5.5
1.5
3
6
2
3
7
2
3
7.5

2
2
2
3.5
3.5
3.5
8
9
10
3
3.5
11
3
3.5
12
3
3.5
13
3
4
14
3
4
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1150
L1x0.109X
1600
1800
2000
1350
1500
1700
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
2200
2000
L1.5x0.109X
2400
2000
L1.5x0.109X
5590
6620
7000
7940
1200
1350
1650
1650
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
9030
1950
L1.5x0.109X
9490
2200
L1.5x0.109X
2200
L1.75x0.155X
6420
6910
8320
1200
1300
1400
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
8620
1600
L1.5x0.109X
9800
1900
L1.5x0.109X
11240
1900
L1.5x0.109X
11240
2150
L1.75x0.155X
9320
10600
10600
12160
1600
L1.5x0.109X
1850
L1.5x0.109X
1850
L1.5x0.109X
6660
7380
8210
1050
1250
1350
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
6800
7950
8850
2700
3000
9700
11060
11430
1550
L1.5x0.109X
1800
L1.5x0.109X
2000
L1.5x0.109X
2000
2550
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
7710
8540
9970
1100
1200
1500
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
10420
1500
L1.5x0.109X
11890
1750
L1.5x0.109X
13350
1750
L1.5x0.109X
14090
16350
1950
2200
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
8010
9150
10680
1200
1400
1400
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
11160
1600
L1.5x0.109X
12740
1850
L1.5x0.109X
12740
1850
L1.5x0.109X
14310
16130
2050
2050
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
10780
12120
950
1100
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
12730
1200
L1.5x0.109X
14150
1400
L1.5x0.109X
16050
1600
L1.5x0.109X
16800
12160
13240
15110
1000
L1.5x0.109X
1100
L1.5x0.109X
1400
L1.5x0.109X
1400
L1.5x0.109X
12640
14150
16910
17600
13110
16050
18460
1600
1850
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
17640
19880
1400
1600
1850
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
18490
20570
3600
2050
2300
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
1100
1250
1550
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
10430
3300
23340
101
14000
2300
L2x0.163X
19570
2050
L2x0.163X
21260
2300
L2x0.163X
2450
L2.5x0.187X
21940
25270
26120
2050
L2x0.163X
2300
L2x0.163X
2300
L2.5x0.187X
2800
L2.5x0.187X
2800
L2.5x0.187X
25880
29070
29070
34640
34640



hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
56
500
650
600
650
700
800
800
800
900
800
1000
900
1200
1100
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
2930
600
3310
600
3780
600
4140
600
4800
700
5020
700
5250
800
5890
900
6820
1050
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
3030
600
L1x0.109X
3560
600
L1x0.109X
3870
700
L1x0.109X
4090
700
L1x0.109X
4850
700
L1x0.109X
5060
850
L1x0.109X
5640
950
L1x0.109X
6320
1050
L1x0.109X
7330
1150
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
3240
3650
4590
4880
5050
6200
6960
7300
8290
Pbr(lbs)
600
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
750
L1x0.109X
850
1000
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3460
550
L1x0.109X
3900
550
L1x0.109X
4260
550
L1x0.109X
4550
550
L1x0.109X
5400
650
L1x0.109X
5790
650
L1x0.109X
6170
750
L1x0.109X
6960
8160
800
1000
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3550
500
L1x0.109X
4160
600
L1x0.109X
4540
650
L1x0.109X
4850
650
L1x0.109X
5750
800
L1x0.109X
5920
900
L1x0.109X
6580
950
L1x0.109X
7420
8700
1050
1050
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3640
650
4410
650
5320
800
5730
850
6670
1000
7590
1000
8380
1000
H mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
64
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
66
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
72
X mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
9750
1400
X mat'l size
4480
650
5250
650
6650
650
7760
650
8710
650
9490
650
9850
700
11000
800
13200
950
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
88
9310
1100
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
80
1.5
3
4
400
600
I non-comp eff
110
1.5
2.5
4
300
600
Pbr(lbs)
62
1.5
2.5
3.5
Pbr(lbs)
I non-comp eff
60
1
2
3
TL
I non-comp eff
58
1
2
3

1
1
1
1.5
2
2
2.5
2.5
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
5750
6170
7040
7750
8100
8620
9450
950
950
950
950
950
950
950
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
10440
1000
L1.5x0.109X
12930
1000
L1.5x0.109X
13960
15370
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
7890
7890
9450
10560
102
11230
11840
12810
1.5
3
5
1.5
3
5.5
1.5
3
6
2
3
7
2
3
7.5

2
2
2
3.5
3.5
3.5
8
9
10
3
3.5
11
3
3.5
12
3
3.5
13
3
4
14
3
4
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1600
1800
1300
1400
1600
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
2000
1850
L1.5x0.109X
2200
1850
L1.5x0.109X
2400
2150
L1.5x0.109X
8070
8880
10070
1250
1350
1600
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
11460
1850
L1.5x0.109X
12040
2050
L1.5x0.109X
13150
2050
L1.5x0.109X
8570
9540
10830
1250
1350
1550
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
12330
1800
L1.5x0.109X
14140
1800
L1.5x0.109X
14140
2000
L1.5x0.109X
9190
10230
11610
1200
1300
1500
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
12800
1750
L1.5x0.109X
13220
1750
L1.5x0.109X
15170
1950
L1.5x0.109X
2200
L1.75x0.155X
9820
10510
11990
2700
13690
14140
16230
17340
1150
1250
1450
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
1700
L1.5x0.109X
1900
L1.5x0.109X
1900
L1.5x0.109X
2150
L1.75x0.155X
10470
11210
12800
1250
1450
1450
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
14600
1650
L1.5x0.109X
16400
1850
L1.5x0.109X
17310
1850
L1.5x0.109X
18500
2100
L1.75x0.155X
11240
12820
1400
1600
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
13620
1850
L1.5x0.109X
15550
1850
L1.5x0.109X
17460
2050
L1.5x0.109X
14520
1100
L1.5x0.109X
16650
1200
L1.5x0.109X
18270
1400
L1.5x0.109X
19250
1600
L1.5x0.109X
15090
16440
18760
20880
1200
L1.5x0.109X
1400
L1.5x0.109X
1400
L1.5x0.109X
18040
20560
21410
3300
3600
17460
19710
2050
2300
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
2450
L2x0.163X
21330
21330
25530
1600
1850
2050
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
26380
2300
L2x0.163X
2450
L2x0.163X
27280
31440
32510
2050
L2x0.163X
2300
L2x0.163X
2300
L2.5x0.187X
2800
L2.5x0.187X
31540
35420
37760
42250
21920
24700
1600
1600
1850
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
24560
3000
25050
28430
103



hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
X mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
80
X mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
700
800
900
1000
1200
5060
5780
7000
8420
9150
10510
11140
11140
14610
650
650
650
650
800
850
950
1000
1100
5340
6100
6720
7230
8750
10110
10590
11770
13050
650
650
650
650
650
700
800
950
1000
5630
6430
7080
7620
8140
8890
10010
11800
13000
650
800
950
1000
1000
1200
1400
1400
1400
5530
7450
9010
10270
10710
12710
14540
15580
16480
650
700
850
1000
1000
1000
1100
1400
1400
5810
7080
9140
10370
11250
12210
13640
16380
17320
650
650
700
850
950
1000
1000
1100
1400
6090
650
7110
650
8180
650
10090
950
11330
950
12340
950
13590
1000
14310
1000
18180
1100
X mat'l size
6380
7450
8180
10970
11870
12390
14250
950
950
1000
1100
1400
1400
1400
14250
1400
L1.5x0.109X
16750
1850
L1.5x0.109X
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
96
600
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
88
500
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
84
400
650
650
700
850
950
1000
1000
1000
1400
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
82
300
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
120
1.5
3
4
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
78
1.5
2.5
4
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
76
1.5
2.5
3.5
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
74
1
2
3
TL
Pbr(lbs)
72
1
2
3

1
1
1.5
1.5
2
2
2.5
2.5
3
3
3
3
Pbr(lbs)
8000
1000
9110
1000
11070
1000
12260
1000
14860
1000
16410
1000
17140
1000
18390
1000
22560
1400
X mat'l size
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
12330
12330
12330
13900
14690
15950
16670
17310
23240
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
104
1.5
3
5
1.5
3
5.5
1.5
3
6
2
3
7
2
3
7.5

2
2
3
3.5
3.5
3.5
8
9
10
3
4
11
3
4
12
3
4
13
3
4
14
3
4
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1600
1400
1400
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
1800
1600
L1.5x0.109X
2000
1850
L1.5x0.109X
2200
2050
L1.5x0.109X
2400
2050
L1.75x0.155X
15350
1200
L1.25x0.109X
16320
1400
L1.5x0.109X
18630
1600
L1.5x0.109X
20200
1600
L1.5x0.109X
22290
1850
L1.5x0.109X
23640
2050
2300
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
14880
1100
L1.25x0.109X
16500
1400
L1.5x0.109X
18940
1600
L1.5x0.109X
19690
1600
L1.5x0.109X
22120
1850
L1.5x0.109X
24990
27150
2050
2300
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
14870
17410
19980
20770
23330
1600
L1.25x0.109X
2050
L1.5x0.109X
2050
L1.5x0.109X
2050
L1.5x0.109X
18630
22800
24110
25210
1400
L1.5x0.109X
1600
L1.5x0.109X
1850
L1.5x0.109X
2050
L1.5x0.109X
2050
2050
2300
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
18030
1400
L1.5x0.109X
20670
1400
L1.5x0.109X
23910
1600
L1.5x0.109X
26520
1850
L1.5x0.109X
26520
27540
31740
2050
2050
2300
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
2300
L2x0.163X
18920
1400
L1.5x0.109X
19880
1400
L1.5x0.109X
23230
1400
L1.5x0.109X
25110
1600
L1.5x0.109X
27840
28920
33330
1850
2050
2300
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
33330
2300
L2x0.163X
19830
2050
L1.5x0.109X
20840
2050
L1.5x0.109X
21210
2050
L1.5x0.109X
25240
28230
28900
1400
L1.5x0.109X
1400
L1.5x0.109X
24580
25610
26360
28310
28310
34460
35510
1600
1850
2050
2050
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
29370
32270
3000
3300
28650
2300
2300
2450
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
24350
27450
30330
2300
2300
2450
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
32830
2700
36090
37750
31200
34950
2800
L2x0.163X
34950
2800
L2x0.163X
39850
42820
2300
L2x0.163X
2300
L2x0.163X
2800
L2.5x0.187X
42400
45210
50610
105
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CJ-SERIES
Light Weight Concrete
107
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LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
LIGHT WEIGHT CONCRETE

DESIGN GUIDE LRFD LIGHT WEIGHT TABLE FOR COMPOSITE STEEL JOISTS, CJ-SERIES
BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
Light Weight Concrete (110 pcf) f'c = 4.0 ksi
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
10
hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
5.0
238
5.2
238
5.6
285
6.2
327
6.7
387
7.2
420
7.6
447
8.1
507
10.4
610
22-1/2"
N-ds
12-3/8"
12-3/8"
14-3/8"
18-3/8"
22-3/8"
24-3/8"
26-3/8"
30-3/8"
Ieff(in4)
44
44
53
61
72
78
83
94
114
Bridging
(2)H
5.1
(2)H
5.3
(2)H
5.7
(2)H
6.2
(2)H
6.4
(2)H
7.1
(2)H
7.5
(2)H
7.8
(1)H
9.9
Ieff(in4)
306
12-3/8"
57
306
12-3/8"
57
367
14-3/8"
68
406
16-3/8"
76
421
18-3/8"
78
500
22-3/8"
93
542
24-3/8"
101
586
26-3/8"
109
702
18-1/2"
131
Bridging
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(1)H
Wt(plf)
5.1
385
12-3/8"
5.3
385
12-3/8"
5.4
385
12-3/8"
5.9
463
14-3/8"
6.3
513
16-3/8"
6.4
533
18-3/8"
7.0
583
20-3/8"
8.4
673
12-1/2"
9.5
793
16-1/2"
72
(2)H
72
(2)H
72
(2)H
86
(2)H
95
(2)H
99
(2)H
109
(2)H
125
(1)H
148
(1)H
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
12
N-ds
W360(plf)
14
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
16
Wt(plf)
5.2
5.3
5.5
5.9
6.2
6.8
7.9
8.1
9.9
W360(plf)
476
12-3/8"
476
12-3/8"
476
12-3/8"
573
14-3/8"
573
14-3/8"
644
16-3/8"
689
10-1/2"
766
12-1/2"
940
14-1/2"
89
(1)H
89
(1)H
89
(1)H
107
(1)H
107
(1)H
120
(1)H
128
(1)H
143
(1)H
175
(1)H
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
20
18
Wt(plf)
5.2
5.2
5.3
5.3
5.7
5.8
6.1
6.5
6.9
W360(plf)
605
12-3/8"
113
(1)H
605
12-3/8"
113
(1)H
605
12-3/8"
113
(1)H
605
12-3/8"
113
(1)H
732
14-3/8"
136
(1)H
732
14-3/8"
136
(1)H
812
16-3/8"
151
(1)H
938
20-3/8"
175
(1)H
1031
22-3/8"
192
(1)H
5.3
701
12-3/8"
5.3
701
12-3/8"
5.3
701
12-3/8"
5.4
701
12-3/8"
5.4
847
14-3/8"
5.4
847
14-3/8"
5.7
939
16-3/8"
6.1
1003
16-3/8"
7.5
1251
12-1/2"
130
(1)H
130
(1)H
130
(1)H
130
(1)H
158
(1)H
158
(1)H
175
(1)H
187
(1)H
233
(1)H
5.4
881
12-3/8"
5.4
881
12-3/8"
5.4
881
12-3/8"
5.5
881
12-3/8"
5.9
1062
14-3/8"
5.9
1062
14-3/8"
5.8
1175
16-3/8"
6.2
1258
16-3/8"
8.0
1570
12-1/2"
164
(1)H
5.7
1043
12-3/8"
194
(1)H
5.9
1183
12-3/8"
220
(1)H
164
(1)H
5.7
1043
12-3/8"
194
(1)H
5.9
1183
12-3/8"
220
(1)H
164
(1)H
5.7
1043
12-3/8"
194
(1)H
5.9
1183
12-3/8"
220
(1)H
164
(1)H
5.8
1043
12-3/8"
194
(1)H
6.0
1183
12-3/8"
220
(1)H
198
(1)H
6.2
1252
14-3/8"
233
(1)H
6.0
1183
12-3/8"
220
(1)H
198
(1)H
6.2
1252
14-3/8"
233
(1)H
6.1
1446
14-3/8"
269
(1)H
219
(1)H
6.4
1382
16-3/8"
257
(1)H
6.6
1622
16-3/8"
302
(1)H
234
(1)H
6.4
1481
16-3/8"
276
(1)H
7.7
1679
10-1/2"
313
(1)H
292
(1)H
8.2
1852
12-1/2"
345
(1)H
7.8
2092
12-1/2"
390
(1)H
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
20
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
24
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
28
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
32
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
108

2 1/2"
5"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3.25
5
3.25
5.5
3.25
6
3.25
7
3.25
7.5
7 1/2"
2
2
2
3.25
8
3.25
9
3.25
10
3.25
11
3.25
12
3.25
13
3.25
14
3.25
15
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
4200
11.0
12.5
13.2
15.3
15.9
16.9
20.0
22
22
23
26
28
29
776
884
956
1103
1145
1218
1428
1516
1680
1797
1984
2057
2156
24-1/2"
144
26-1/2"
165
30-1/2"
178
20-5/8"
205
24-5/8"
213
24-5/8"
227
24-3/4"
266
26-3/4"
282
22-3/4"
313
26-3/4"
335
30-3/4"
369
32-3/4"
383
36-3/4"
402
(1)X
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)X
(1)X
10.6
11.3
12.9
13.2
15.3
16.3
17.3
19.8
21
22
24
24
25
858
20-1/2"
961
24-1/2"
1098
26-1/2"
1198
28-1/2"
1298
18-5/8"
1417
24-5/8"
1509
24-5/8"
1697
30-5/8"
1938
20-3/4"
2056
22-3/4"
2202
26-3/4"
2202
26-3/4"
2337
30-3/4"
160
179
205
223
242
264
281
316
361
383
410
410
435
(1)H
10.4
(1)H
11.7
(1)H
12.3
(1)H
13.6
(1)H
14.4
(1)H
16.5
(1)H
17.6
(1)H
18.2
(1)H
20
(1)H
23
(1)X
24
(1)X
25
(1)X
27
1021
1163
1240
1384
1488
1656
1816
1914
2249
2459
2615
2809
2875
18-1/2"
190
(1)H
22-1/2"
217
(1)H
22-1/2"
231
(1)H
16-5/8"
258
(1)H
16-5/8"
277
(1)H
20-5/8"
308
(1)H
24-5/8"
338
(1)H
26-5/8"
356
(1)H
18-3/4"
419
(1)H
20-3/4"
458
(1)H
22-3/4"
487
(1)X
26-3/4"
523
(1)X
26-3/4"
535
(1)X
10.6
1180
12.0
1358
13.2
1482
14.6
1735
15.0
1850
16.0
1935
18.2
2176
19.1
2407
21
2815
23
2978
24
3170
26
3488
27
3557
16-1/2"
220
(1)H
18-1/2"
253
(1)H
14-5/8"
276
(1)H
16-5/8"
323
(1)H
18-5/8"
345
(1)H
18-5/8"
360
(1)H
16-3/4"
405
(1)H
18-3/4"
448
(1)H
18-3/4"
524
(1)H
20-3/4"
554
(1)H
22-3/4"
590
(1)X
26-3/4"
650
(1)X
26-3/4"
662
(1)X
7.6
1365
9.2
1534
10.3
1754
10.5
1910
11.7
2058
12.3
2190
14.2
2478
15.4
2727
16.5
3089
17.8
3310
20
3669
21
3906
23
4200
26-3/8"
254
18-1/2"
286
22-1/2"
327
22-1/2"
356
24-1/2"
383
26-1/2"
408
18-5/8"
461
24-5/8"
508
24-5/8"
575
28-5/8"
616
20-3/4"
683
22-3/4"
727
26-3/4"
782
(1)H
8.0
1549
(1)H
9.6
1701
(1)H
10.4
1917
(1)H
11.0
2138
(1)H
12.1
2320
(1)H
13.3
2608
(1)H
14.9
2795
(1)H
15.7
3062
(1)H
16.4
3392
(1)H
18.4
3695
(1)X
19
3906
(1)X
20
4139
(1)X
23
4572
16-1/2"
288
16-1/2"
317
20-1/2"
357
18-1/2"
398
14-5/8"
432
16-5/8"
486
18-5/8"
520
22-5/8"
570
24-5/8"
632
16-3/4"
688
18-3/4"
727
20-3/4"
771
22-3/4"
851
(1)H
8.1
(1)H
9.6
(1)H
10.4
(1)H
11.1
(1)H
12.3
(1)H
13.5
(1)H
14.8
(1)H
15.6
(1)H
16.3
(1)H
18.2
(1)X
18.9
(1)X
20
(1)X
23
1884
16-1/2"
351
2075
16-1/2"
386
2335
20-1/2"
435
2588
18-1/2"
482
2816
14-5/8"
524
3164
16-5/8"
589
3401
18-5/8"
633
3720
22-5/8"
693
4063
24-5/8"
757
4443
16-3/4"
827
4692
18-3/4"
874
4970
20-3/4"
925
5514
22-3/4"
1030
(1)H
8.7
2169
16-1/2"
404
(1)H
9.4
2500
16-1/2"
466
(1)H
(1)H
9.7
2396
16-1/2"
446
(1)H
9.7
2666
16-1/2"
496
(1)H
(1)H
10.5
2690
20-1/2"
501
(1)H
11.3
3093
18-1/2"
576
(1)H
(1)H
11.2
2966
18-1/2"
552
(1)H
12.4
3449
14-5/8"
642
(1)H
(1)H
12.4
3237
14-5/8"
603
(1)H
13.3
3698
14-5/8"
689
(1)H
(1)H
13.5
3633
16-5/8"
677
(1)H
13.9
3913
16-5/8"
729
(1)H
(1)H
15.0
3918
18-5/8"
729
(1)H
14.8
4350
18-5/8"
810
(1)H
(1)H
15.6
4275
22-5/8"
796
(1)H
15.5
4736
22-5/8"
882
(1)H
(1)H
16.4
4620
24-5/8"
860
(1)H
17.5
5306
16-3/4"
988
(1)H
(1)H
18.3
5069
16-3/4"
944
(1)H
18.2
5588
16-3/4"
1040
(1)H
(1)X
19.0
5346
18-3/4"
995
(1)X
20
6180
18-3/4"
1150
(1)X
(1)X
20
5658
20-3/4"
1050
(1)X
21
6554
20-3/4"
1220
(1)X
(1)X
23
6305
22-3/4"
1170
(1)X
22
6961
22-3/4"
1300
(1)X
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LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
BEARING HEIGHT

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
10
12
hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
Wt(plf)
5.5
6.2
7.0
7.8
8.5
9.1
11.1
12.3
13.7
W360(plf)
162
14-3/8"
205
20-3/8"
243
24-3/8"
272
28-3/8"
310
32-3/8"
326
36-3/8"
375
24-1/2"
418
28-1/2"
493
34-1/2"
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
59
75
88
99
113
119
136
152
179
Bridging
(1)X+(1)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
5.6
204
6.2
226
6.6
258
7.4
305
8.0
341
9.0
387
9.4
407
11.9
485
12.6
536
28-1/2"
N-ds
14-3/8"
16-3/8"
20-3/8"
24-3/8"
28-3/8"
32-3/8"
36-3/8"
24-1/2"
Ieff(in4)
74
82
94
111
124
141
148
176
195
Bridging
(2)H
5.3
(2)H
6.0
(2)H
6.4
(2)H
7.1
(2)H
7.6
(2)H
9.5
(2)H
10.0
(2)H
10.6
(2)H
12.7
210
14-3/8"
77
(2)H
254
14-3/8"
92
(2)H
293
18-3/8"
107
(2)H
349
22-3/8"
127
(2)H
379
24-3/8"
138
(2)H
445
16-1/2"
162
(2)H
475
18-1/2"
173
(2)H
546
22-1/2"
199
(2)H
631
24-1/2"
229
(1)H
11.4
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
14
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
16
Wt(plf)
5.6
6.0
6.5
6.9
7.5
8.5
10.2
10.6
W360(plf)
257
311
345
394
428
504
547
595
681
N-ds
14-3/8"
94
(2)H
14-3/8"
113
(2)H
16-3/8"
125
(2)H
20-3/8"
143
(2)H
22-3/8"
156
(2)H
26-3/8"
183
(2)H
16-1/2"
199
(2)H
18-1/2"
216
(2)H
22-1/2"
248
(2)H
5.3
332
5.3
332
5.6
403
6.0
448
6.4
513
7.0
609
7.4
650
7.8
694
8.6
802
14-3/8"
121
(2)H
14-3/8"
121
(2)H
14-3/8"
147
(2)H
16-3/8"
163
(2)H
20-3/8"
187
(2)H
24-3/8"
221
(2)H
26-3/8"
236
(2)H
28-3/8"
252
(2)H
32-3/8"
292
(2)H
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
25
18
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
20
Wt(plf)
5.4
5.4
5.7
6.0
6.5
6.8
7.2
7.6
8.2
W360(plf)
393
14-3/8"
143
(1)H
393
14-3/8"
143
(1)H
477
14-3/8"
174
(1)H
530
16-3/8"
193
(1)H
608
20-3/8"
221
(1)H
662
22-3/8"
241
(1)H
720
24-3/8"
262
(1)H
780
26-3/8"
284
(1)H
886
30-3/8"
322
(1)H
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
24
Wt(plf)
5.6
5.6
5.6
6.0
6.3
6.7
7.1
7.5
7.6
W360(plf)
517
14-3/8"
188
(1)H
5.6
637
14-3/8"
232
(1)H
5.9
749
14-3/8"
272
(1)H
517
14-3/8"
188
(1)H
5.7
637
14-3/8"
232
(1)H
5.9
749
14-3/8"
272
(1)H
517
14-3/8"
188
(1)H
5.8
637
14-3/8"
232
(1)H
6.0
749
14-3/8"
272
(1)H
627
14-3/8"
228
(1)H
5.8
771
14-3/8"
280
(1)H
6.0
903
14-3/8"
329
(1)H
696
16-3/8"
253
(1)H
6.0
854
16-3/8"
311
(1)H
6.2
999
16-3/8"
363
(1)H
797
20-3/8"
290
(1)H
6.4
906
16-3/8"
330
(1)H
6.6
1062
16-3/8"
386
(1)H
867
22-3/8"
315
(1)H
7.2
1015
18-3/8"
369
(1)H
7.1
1179
18-3/8"
429
(1)H
953
24-3/8"
347
(1)H
7.9
1132
14-1/2"
412
(1)H
8.0
1328
14-1/2"
483
(1)H
1026
26-3/8"
373
(1)H
9.7
1365
16-1/2"
496
(1)H
8.7
1554
16-1/2"
565
(1)H
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
28
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
32
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
110

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
3.25
5
3.25
5.5
3.25
6
3.25
7
3.25
7.5
3.25
8
3.25
9
3.25
10
3.25
11
3.25
12
3.25
13
3.25
14
3.25
15
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
4200
14.6
15.9
18.7
19.1
21
24
26
28
30
32
35
39
39
666
712
837
903
985
1091
1198
1269
1469
1575
1695
1878
1878
36-1/2"
242
40-1/2"
259
34-5/8"
305
32-5/8"
329
36-5/8"
358
32-3/4"
397
38-3/4"
436
44-3/4"
462
38-3/4"
534
40-3/4"
573
48-3/4"
616
56-3/4"
683
56-3/4"
683
(1)X
(2)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)X
(1)X
13.1
15.6
16.3
18.3
20
22
25
26
27
30
32
35
35
698
32-1/2"
800
36-1/2"
851
40-1/2"
986
30-5/8"
1049
32-5/8"
1157
36-5/8"
1290
32-3/4"
1344
34-3/4"
1547
34-3/4"
1700
38-3/4"
1785
42-3/4"
1967
48-3/4"
1967
48-3/4"
254
291
310
359
381
421
469
489
563
618
649
715
715
(2)H
13.0
(1)H
15.0
(1)H
17.1
(1)H
18.1
(1)H
19.4
(1)H
20.0
(1)H
23
(1)H
26
(1)H
26
(1)H
28
(1)X
31
(1)X
32
(1)X
34
796
912
1025
1149
1230
1309
1456
1609
1742
1912
2074
2118
2228
28-1/2"
290
(1)H
22-5/8"
332
(1)H
26-5/8"
373
(1)H
24-5/8"
418
(1)H
30-5/8"
447
(1)H
34-5/8"
476
(1)H
28-3/4"
530
(1)H
32-3/4"
585
(1)H
28-3/4"
634
(1)H
34-3/4"
696
(1)H
36-3/4"
754
(1)X
36-3/4"
770
(1)X
40-3/4"
810
(1)X
12.5
859
14.7
991
15.9
1104
17.2
1232
18.7
1393
20.0
1474
22
1622
23
1749
25
1942
26
2073
28
2165
30
2336
33
2529
24-1/2"
313
(1)H
26-1/2"
360
(1)H
22-5/8"
402
(1)H
22-5/8"
448
(1)H
26-5/8"
507
(1)H
30-5/8"
536
(1)H
24-3/4"
590
(1)H
28-3/4"
636
(1)H
24-3/4"
706
(1)H
28-3/4"
754
(1)H
30-3/4"
787
(1)X
32-3/4"
850
(1)X
36-3/4"
920
(1)X
9.1
1017
10.8
1172
12.7
1323
13.2
1445
15.1
1575
15.8
1665
18.3
1915
21
2128
22
2456
24
2538
26
2717
27
2846
30
3068
36-3/8"
370
26-1/2"
426
30-1/2"
481
30-1/2"
526
22-5/8"
573
24-5/8"
606
28-5/8"
696
24-3/4"
774
24-3/4"
893
24-3/4"
923
28-3/4"
988
30-3/4"
1040
32-3/4"
1120
(2)H
9.2
1123
(1)H
10.7
1282
(1)H
12.1
1417
(1)H
12.6
1535
(1)H
14.5
1746
(1)H
15.3
1834
(1)H
17.1
2074
(1)H
19
2261
(1)H
21
2638
(1)H
23
2848
(1)X
25
2945
(1)X
26
3154
(1)X
29
3377
32-3/8"
408
24-1/2"
466
26-1/2"
515
26-1/2"
558
20-5/8"
635
22-5/8"
667
24-5/8"
754
30-5/8"
822
22-3/4"
959
24-3/4"
1040
24-3/4"
1070
28-3/4"
1150
30-3/4"
1230
(1)H
8.9
(1)H
10.3
(1)H
12.2
(1)H
12.7
(1)H
13.6
(1)H
15.5
(1)H
16.7
(1)H
19
(1)H
21
(1)H
23
(1)X
25
(1)X
26
(1)X
29
1333
30-3/8"
485
1564
24-1/2"
569
1808
26-1/2"
657
1942
26-1/2"
706
2044
26-1/2"
743
2329
22-5/8"
847
2489
24-5/8"
905
2880
30-5/8"
1050
3327
22-3/4"
1210
3588
24-3/4"
1300
3725
24-3/4"
1350
3987
28-3/4"
1450
4281
30-3/4"
1560
(1)H
10.6
1697
20-1/2"
617
(1)H
10.7
1953
20-1/2"
710
(1)H
(1)H
11.8
1881
20-1/2"
684
(1)H
11.4
2130
20-1/2"
775
(1)H
(1)H
12.8
2113
18-5/8"
768
(1)H
12.8
2432
18-5/8"
884
(1)H
(1)H
14.0
2362
16-5/8"
859
(1)H
13.6
2670
16-5/8"
971
(1)H
(1)H
15.3
2609
20-5/8"
949
(1)H
15.4
2993
20-5/8"
1090
(1)H
(1)H
15.8
2749
20-5/8"
1000
(1)H
15.9
3151
20-5/8"
1150
(1)H
(1)H
17.0
3058
24-5/8"
1110
(1)H
16.9
3497
24-5/8"
1270
(1)H
(1)H
18.4
3290
24-5/8"
1200
(1)H
18.4
3765
24-5/8"
1370
(1)H
(1)H
22
3839
20-3/4"
1400
(1)H
20
4202
20-3/4"
1530
(1)H
(1)H
23
4101
22-3/4"
1490
(1)H
23
4678
22-3/4"
1700
(1)H
(1)X
24
4428
24-3/4"
1610
(1)X
24
5041
24-3/4"
1830
(1)X
(1)X
24
4428
24-3/4"
1610
(1)X
24
5041
24-3/4"
1830
(1)X
(1)X
27
4855
26-3/4"
1770
(1)X
26
5379
28-3/4"
1960
(1)X
111
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES

1.5

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
12
hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
Wt(plf)
6.1
7.2
7.9
8.7
10.1
11.4
13.5
14.0
15.5
W360(plf)
148
194
218
249
291
316
359
390
444
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
18-3/8"
93
24-3/8"
122
28-3/8"
137
32-3/8"
157
40-3/8"
183
46-3/8"
198
32-1/2"
226
34-1/2"
245
40-1/2"
279
Bridging
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(3)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
Wt(plf)
6.2
175
6.9
218
7.7
253
8.4
284
10.5
334
11.3
371
12.3
387
13.1
433
15.4
525
Ieff(in4)
16-3/8"
110
22-3/8"
137
26-3/8"
159
30-3/8"
179
22-1/2"
210
24-1/2"
233
26-1/2"
243
30-1/2"
272
36-1/2"
330
Bridging
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
Wt(plf)
6.0
6.8
7.4
8.4
9.9
11.2
12.5
13.1
16.0
W360(plf)
190
16-3/8"
120
(1)X+(2)H
242
20-3/8"
152
(1)X+(2)H
287
24-3/8"
180
(1)X+(2)H
311
26-3/8"
195
(2)H
360
18-1/2"
226
(2)H
406
22-1/2"
255
(2)H
461
24-1/2"
290
(2)H
492
26-1/2"
309
(2)H
590
22-5/8"
370
(2)H
W360(plf)
14
16
N-ds
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
18
Wt(plf)
5.6
5.8
6.6
7.0
7.6
8.2
8.6
9.6
11.5
W360(plf)
240
16-3/8"
267
16-3/8"
334
22-3/8"
364
24-3/8"
409
28-3/8"
467
32-3/8"
492
36-3/8"
565
40-3/8"
648
28-1/2"
151
(2)H
168
(2)H
210
(2)H
229
(2)H
257
(2)H
293
(2)H
309
(2)H
355
(2)H
407
(2)H
5.3
237
16-3/8"
5.7
288
16-3/8"
6.3
368
20-3/8"
6.7
402
22-3/8"
7.4
467
26-3/8"
8.1
525
30-3/8"
8.3
561
32-3/8"
8.7
602
36-3/8"
11.2
750
26-1/2"
149
(2)H
181
(2)H
231
(2)H
252
(2)H
294
(2)H
330
(2)H
353
(2)H
378
(2)H
471
(2)H
5.5
320
16-3/8"
5.9
390
16-3/8"
6.1
434
16-3/8"
6.6
498
20-3/8"
7.0
543
22-3/8"
7.7
631
26-3/8"
7.8
664
28-3/8"
8.1
720
30-3/8"
10.3
872
22-1/2"
201
(2)H
5.6
245
(2)H
5.7
273
(2)H
6.0
313
(2)H
6.4
341
(2)H
7.1
397
(2)H
7.3
418
(2)H
7.6
452
(2)H
7.9
548
(2)H
9.4
363
16-3/8"
363
16-3/8"
442
16-3/8"
514
18-3/8"
615
22-3/8"
669
24-3/8"
714
26-3/8"
762
28-3/8"
912
32-3/8"
228
(2)H
5.8
407
16-3/8"
256
(2)H
5.8
492
16-3/8"
309
(2)H
228
(2)H
5.8
407
16-3/8"
256
(2)H
5.9
492
16-3/8"
309
(2)H
278
(2)H
6.2
494
16-3/8"
311
(2)H
6.0
597
16-3/8"
375
(2)H
323
(2)H
6.5
550
16-3/8"
345
(2)H
6.2
662
16-3/8"
416
(2)H
386
(2)H
6.7
630
20-3/8"
396
(2)H
6.6
757
20-3/8"
476
(2)H
421
(2)H
7.1
686
22-3/8"
431
(2)H
7.3
838
22-3/8"
527
(2)H
449
(2)H
7.5
746
24-3/8"
469
(2)H
7.8
924
24-3/8"
581
(2)H
479
(2)H
8.0
848
28-3/8"
533
(2)H
8.8
1024
16-1/2"
643
(1)H
573
(2)H
9.4
1015
32-3/8"
638
(2)H
10.8
1198
18-1/2"
753
(1)H
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
30
20
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
24
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
26
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
28
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
32
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
112

2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3.25
5
3.25
5.5
3.25
6
3.25
7
3.25
7.5
3.25
8
3.25
9
3.25
10
3.25
11
3.25
12
3.25
13
3.25
14
3.25
15
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
4200
17.9
19.4
22
24
27
28
34
34
38
40
43
45
48
625
689
764
878
970
1032
1214
1214
1498
1524
1645
1687
1766
48-1/2"
393
52-1/2"
433
42-5/8"
480
44-5/8"
552
36-3/4"
610
42-3/4"
648
54-3/4"
763
54-3/4"
763
54-3/4"
942
54-3/4"
958
64-3/4"
1030
64-3/4"
1060
72-3/4"
1110
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)H
(1)X
(1)X
(1)X
17.4
671
19.3
774
21.0
864
25
1012
25
1068
27
1127
30
1237
31
1305
35
1567
36
1599
40
1771
43
1910
45
1942
28-5/8"
34-5/8"
38-5/8"
30-3/4"
34-3/4"
36-3/4"
42-3/4"
46-3/4"
46-3/4"
46-3/4"
54-3/4"
64-3/4"
64-3/4"
422
(2)H
486
(2)H
543
(1)H
636
(1)H
671
(1)H
708
(1)H
777
(1)H
820
(1)H
985
(1)H
1000
(1)H
1110
(1)X
1200
(1)X
1220
(1)X
16.9
18.6
21
23
23
26
28
31
33
37
37
41
43
758
829
948
1113
1121
1240
1372
1490
1722
1892
1892
2105
2143
26-5/8"
477
(2)H
28-5/8"
521
(1)H
34-5/8"
596
(1)H
26-3/4"
699
(1)H
26-3/4"
704
(1)H
30-3/4"
779
(1)H
36-3/4"
862
(1)H
40-3/4"
936
(1)H
38-3/4"
1080
(1)H
46-3/4"
1190
(1)H
46-3/4"
1190
(1)X
54-3/4"
1320
(1)X
54-3/4"
1350
(1)X
11.6
803
14.3
925
16.9
1088
17.9
1220
20
1340
21
1376
24
1593
28
1739
29
1978
32
2132
35
2315
36
2361
41
2622
32-1/2"
505
(2)H
36-1/2"
581
(2)H
30-5/8"
684
(2)H
32-5/8"
766
(2)H
36-5/8"
842
(2)H
36-5/8"
865
(1)H
34-3/4"
1000
(1)H
36-3/4"
1090
(1)H
36-3/4"
1240
(1)H
38-3/4"
1340
(1)H
46-3/4"
1450
(1)X
46-3/4"
1480
(1)X
54-3/4"
1650
(1)X
11.5
907
13.7
1041
15.3
1187
17.1
1356
18.6
1473
20
1614
23
1805
25
1895
28
2201
29
2340
32
2524
34
2571
37
2799
30-1/2"
570
34-1/2"
654
38-1/2"
746
28-5/8"
852
30-5/8"
925
36-5/8"
1010
30-3/4"
1130
34-3/4"
1190
32-3/4"
1380
36-3/4"
1470
38-3/4"
1590
38-3/4"
1620
46-3/4"
1760
(2)H
11.0
1102
(2)H
12.9
1246
(2)H
14.3
1404
(2)H
15.9
1586
(2)H
17.0
1707
(2)H
18.5
1843
(1)H
21
2054
(1)H
23
2226
(1)H
26
2597
(1)H
27
2731
(1)X
30
2950
(1)X
33
3200
(1)X
33
3200
26-1/2"
693
30-1/2"
783
32-1/2"
882
24-5/8"
997
24-5/8"
1070
28-5/8"
1160
24-3/4"
1290
26-3/4"
1400
26-3/4"
1630
28-3/4"
1720
30-3/4"
1850
34-3/4"
2010
34-3/4"
2010
(2)H
10.6
(1)H
12.7
(1)H
14.0
(1)H
15.5
(1)H
16.5
(1)H
17.9
(1)H
21
(1)H
23
(1)H
25
(1)H
26
(1)X
29
(1)X
31
(1)X
33
1158
24-1/2"
728
(2)H
10.5
1225
24-1/2"
1342
28-1/2"
844
(1)H
12.7
1417
26-1/2"
1497
30-1/2"
940
(1)H
13.7
1570
28-1/2"
1676
22-5/8"
1050
(1)H
15.5
1849
22-5/8"
1801
24-5/8"
1130
(1)H
16.7
1986
24-5/8"
1935
24-5/8"
1220
(1)H
18.0
2135
24-5/8"
2302
24-3/4"
1450
(1)H
21
2376
22-3/4"
2494
26-3/4"
1570
(1)H
23
2754
26-3/4"
2700
24-3/4"
1700
(1)H
25
2974
24-3/4"
2898
26-3/4"
1820
(1)H
27
3191
26-3/4"
3114
28-3/4"
1960
(1)X
29
3432
28-3/4"
3357
30-3/4"
2110
(1)X
31
3702
30-3/4"
3577
34-3/4"
2250
(1)X
33
3943
34-3/4"
770
(2)H
11.6
890
(1)H
13.4
987
(1)H
14.2
1160
(1)H
15.7
1250
(1)H
17.2
1340
(1)H
18.1
1490
(1)H
19.1
1730
(1)H
21
1870
(1)H
24
2010
(1)H
26
2160
(1)X
27
2330
(1)X
30
2480
(1)X
31
1494
22-1/2"
939
(1)H
1740
18-5/8"
1090
(1)H
1909
20-5/8"
1200
(1)H
2117
20-5/8"
1330
(1)H
2404
24-5/8"
1510
(1)H
2546
26-5/8"
1600
(1)H
2713
28-5/8"
1700
(1)H
2947
30-5/8"
1850
(1)H
3489
24-3/4"
2190
(1)H
3739
26-3/4"
2350
(1)H
3929
28-3/4"
2470
(1)X
4258
30-3/4"
2680
(1)X
4523
34-3/4"
2840
(1)X
113
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LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
BEARING HEIGHT

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
14
hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
6.9
148
8.0
182
8.8
208
10.1
244
12.7
275
13.6
302
14.7
335
16.2
372
20.0
448
34-5/8"
N-ds
22-3/8"
28-3/8"
32-3/8"
40-3/8"
28-1/2"
32-1/2"
36-1/2"
40-1/2"
Ieff(in4)
148
182
208
244
275
301
334
371
447
Bridging
(1)X+(2)H
6.9
162
(1)X+(2)H
7.8
193
(1)X+(2)H
8.7
232
(1)X+(2)H
10.1
262
(3)H
12.0
304
(3)H
13.1
346
(3)H
13.7
361
(2)H
16.3
421
(2)H
18.3
488
Ieff(in4)
20-3/8"
162
24-3/8"
193
30-3/8"
232
36-3/8"
261
24-1/2"
303
30-1/2"
345
32-1/2"
360
36-1/2"
421
42-1/2"
487
Bridging
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(3)H
(3)H
(3)H
(2)H
(2)H
Wt(plf)
5.9
170
18-3/8"
6.6
213
22-3/8"
7.3
261
28-3/8"
8.1
298
32-3/8"
8.8
327
38-3/8"
9.6
362
44-3/8"
11.6
417
30-1/2"
12.2
446
32-1/2"
14.3
533
40-1/2"
170
(1)X+(2)H
213
(1)X+(2)H
261
(1)X+(2)H
298
(1)X+(2)H
327
(1)X+(2)H
361
(3)H
416
(2)H
445
(2)H
531
(2)H
5.9
206
18-3/8"
6.6
258
22-3/8"
7.1
301
26-3/8"
7.7
338
30-3/8"
8.6
381
36-3/8"
9.3
421
40-3/8"
10.0
448
42-3/8"
11.7
518
30-1/2"
12.6
583
34-1/2"
205
(1)X+(1)H
258
(1)X+(1)H
300
(1)X+(1)H
338
(1)X+(1)H
381
(1)X+(1)H
420
(2)H
447
(2)H
517
(2)H
581
(2)H
5.8
219
18-3/8"
6.4
280
20-3/8"
7.1
334
24-3/8"
7.5
376
28-3/8"
8.3
429
32-3/8"
8.7
452
36-3/8"
9.7
509
40-3/8"
11.3
586
28-1/2"
12.4
657
32-1/2"
218
(1)X+(1)H
280
(1)X+(1)H
333
(1)X+(1)H
375
(1)X+(1)H
428
(1)X+(1)H
451
(2)H
508
(2)H
585
(2)H
655
(2)H
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
16
N-ds
W360(plf)
18
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
20
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
35
22
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
24
Wt(plf)
5.9
6.2
6.9
7.3
8.0
8.4
9.4
10.8
12.0
W360(plf)
255
18-3/8"
297
18-3/8"
356
22-3/8"
415
26-3/8"
467
30-3/8"
499
32-3/8"
558
38-3/8"
628
24-1/2"
730
30-1/2"
254
(1)X+(1)H
296
(1)X+(1)H
355
(1)X+(1)H
414
(2)H
466
(2)H
498
(2)H
557
(2)H
627
(2)H
728
(2)H
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
26
Wt(plf)
6.0
6.2
6.7
7.1
7.7
8.5
9.2
10.5
11.6
W360(plf)
292
18-3/8"
291
(2)H
5.8
270
18-3/8"
270
(2)H
5.9
334
18-3/8"
333
(2)H
325
18-3/8"
324
(2)H
6.4
367
18-3/8"
366
(2)H
6.0
407
18-3/8"
406
(2)H
374
20-3/8"
373
(2)H
6.8
422
20-3/8"
421
(2)H
6.3
452
18-3/8"
451
(2)H
444
24-3/8"
444
(2)H
7.2
502
24-3/8"
501
(2)H
6.7
519
20-3/8"
518
(2)H
500
28-3/8"
499
(2)H
7.6
536
26-3/8"
535
(2)H
7.3
616
24-3/8"
614
(2)H
571
32-3/8"
570
(2)H
8.2
602
30-3/8"
601
(2)H
7.9
669
26-3/8"
667
(2)H
613
36-3/8"
612
(2)H
9.0
656
32-3/8"
655
(2)H
9.4
781
18-1/2"
779
(2)H
676
22-1/2"
674
(2)H
10.3
731
22-1/2"
730
(2)H
10.0
851
20-1/2"
849
(2)H
795
28-1/2"
793
(2)H
11.4
863
26-1/2"
861
(2)H
11.9
976
22-1/2"
974
(2)H
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
28
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
32
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
114

2 1/2"
5"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3.25
5
3.25
5.5
3.25
6
3.25
7
3.25
7.5
7 1/2"
2
2
2
3.25
8
3.25
9
3.25
10
3.25
11
3.25
12
3.25
13
3.25
14
3.25
15
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
4200
21
24
25
28
29
33
36
41
42
47
51
53
57
579
671
719
841
898
1013
1130
1248
1387
1494
1616
1640
1695
36-5/8"
578
46-5/8"
669
50-5/8"
717
38-3/4"
839
44-3/4"
896
52-3/4"
1010
62-3/4"
1130
70-3/4"
1250
62-3/4"
1380
70-3/4"
1490
80-3/4"
1610
80-3/4"
1640
86-3/4"
1690
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(1)H
(1)X
(1)X
(1)X
20
23
24
25
28
29
34
38
39
42
46
48
53
616
34-5/8"
735
40-5/8"
787
46-5/8"
881
48-5/8"
974
38-3/4"
1036
44-3/4"
1177
52-3/4"
1321
60-3/4"
1451
52-3/4"
1569
62-3/4"
1670
70-3/4"
1698
70-3/4"
1866
80-3/4"
615
734
785
879
972
1030
1170
1320
1450
1570
1670
1690
1860
(2)H
15.7
(2)H
19.0
(2)H
21
(2)H
22
(2)H
25
(2)H
27
(1)H
30
(1)H
33
(1)H
38
(1)H
40
(1)X
44
(1)X
45
(1)X
50
658
795
868
970
1079
1156
1277
1389
1663
1699
1864
1895
2030
44-1/2"
657
(2)H
38-5/8"
794
(2)H
40-5/8"
866
(2)H
42-5/8"
968
(2)H
34-3/4"
1080
(2)H
38-3/4"
1150
(2)H
44-3/4"
1270
(1)H
52-3/4"
1390
(1)H
52-3/4"
1660
(1)H
52-3/4"
1700
(1)H
62-3/4"
1860
(1)X
62-3/4"
1890
(1)X
70-3/4"
2030
(1)X
14.8
747
17.8
888
19.5
978
21
1113
24
1227
26
1307
29
1453
33
1674
35
1817
39
2036
41
2064
45
2273
47
2313
40-1/2"
746
(2)H
34-5/8"
886
(2)H
36-5/8"
976
(2)H
38-5/8"
1110
(2)H
32-3/4"
1220
(2)H
34-3/4"
1300
(2)H
38-3/4"
1450
(1)H
52-3/4"
1670
(1)H
44-3/4"
1810
(1)H
52-3/4"
2030
(1)H
52-3/4"
2060
(1)X
62-3/4"
2270
(1)X
62-3/4"
2310
(1)X
14.2
831
16.9
980
18.1
1056
20
1221
23
1373
24
1454
28
1603
31
1809
32
1953
36
2172
40
2422
42
2459
45
2669
36-1/2"
829
30-5/8"
978
34-5/8"
1050
34-5/8"
1220
30-3/4"
1370
32-3/4"
1450
34-3/4"
1600
44-3/4"
1810
36-3/4"
1950
44-3/4"
2170
52-3/4"
2420
52-3/4"
2450
62-3/4"
2660
(2)H
13.8
907
(2)H
16.2
1064
(2)H
17.3
1142
(2)H
19
1301
(2)H
22
1475
(2)H
23
1595
(1)H
28
1852
(1)H
29
1975
(1)H
31
2123
(1)H
36
2500
(1)X
37
2533
(1)X
42
2833
(1)X
43
2833
34-1/2"
906
28-5/8"
1060
30-5/8"
1140
30-5/8"
1300
26-3/4"
1470
30-3/4"
1590
34-3/4"
1850
38-3/4"
1970
32-3/4"
2120
44-3/4"
2490
44-3/4"
2530
52-3/4"
2830
52-3/4"
2830
(2)H
13.4
(2)H
15.8
(2)H
17.4
(2)H
19.2
(2)H
21
(2)H
22
(1)H
27
(1)H
28
(1)H
31
(1)H
34
(1)X
36
(1)X
39
(1)X
43
980
32-1/2"
978
1140
26-5/8"
1140
1299
30-5/8"
1300
1476
30-5/8"
1470
1628
34-5/8"
1620
1684
26-3/4"
1680
1984
32-3/4"
1980
2104
34-3/4"
2100
2402
32-3/4"
2400
2589
36-3/4"
2580
2831
44-3/4"
2830
2912
44-3/4"
2910
3211
52-3/4"
3200
(2)H
13.6
1098
32-1/2"
1100
(2)H
12.8
1212
28-1/2"
1210
(2)H
(2)H
15.0
1194
32-1/2"
1190
(2)H
14.4
1374
30-1/2"
1370
(2)H
(2)H
16.7
1365
28-5/8"
1360
(2)H
15.9
1488
24-5/8"
1480
(2)H
(2)H
18.5
1543
28-5/8"
1540
(2)H
17.7
1745
24-5/8"
1740
(2)H
(1)H
20
1681
30-5/8"
1680
(1)H
19
1897
28-5/8"
1890
(1)H
(1)H
23
1885
26-3/4"
1880
(1)H
21
2070
30-5/8"
2070
(1)H
(1)H
26
2108
30-3/4"
2100
(1)H
23
2294
26-3/4"
2290
(1)H
(1)H
27
2223
32-3/4"
2220
(1)H
26
2552
30-3/4"
2550
(1)H
(1)H
30
2513
30-3/4"
2510
(1)H
29
2748
30-3/4"
2740
(1)H
(1)H
33
2730
32-3/4"
2720
(1)H
30
3024
30-3/4"
3020
(1)H
(1)X
34
2890
36-3/4"
2880
(1)X
33
3287
32-3/4"
3280
(1)X
(1)X
38
3206
44-3/4"
3200
(1)X
36
3528
36-3/4"
3520
(1)X
(1)X
40
3255
44-3/4"
3250
(1)X
38
3582
36-3/4"
3570
(1)X
115
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BEARING HEIGHT

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
Wt(plf)
7.7
139
24-3/8"
9.3
181
32-3/8"
11.0
213
40-3/8"
12.5
237
28-1/2"
14.0
274
34-1/2"
16.1
295
36-1/2"
18.0
332
42-1/2"
19.8
376
34-5/8"
24
437
40-5/8"
W360(plf)
16
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
207
270
317
353
409
439
495
560
651
Bridging
(1)X+(3)H
6.6
(1)X+(3)H
7.5
(1)X+(2)H
8.7
(1)X+(2)H
9.9
(3)H
11.9
(3)H
13.1
(3)H
14.3
(3)H
16.3
(3)H
18.1
144
22-3/8"
176
28-3/8"
212
36-3/8"
244
44-3/8"
281
30-1/2"
308
34-1/2"
341
40-1/2"
383
44-1/2"
425
46-1/2"
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
18
20
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
214
262
316
363
418
459
508
571
633
Bridging
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(3)H
(3)H
(3)H
(2)H
(2)H
Wt(plf)
6.1
7.0
8.1
8.8
10.2
12.4
13.2
14.5
17.5
W360(plf)
160
20-3/8"
238
(1)X+(2)H
203
26-3/8"
303
(1)X+(2)H
245
32-3/8"
365
(1)X+(2)H
269
38-3/8"
400
(1)X+(2)H
314
46-3/8"
468
(1)X+(2)H
358
32-1/2"
533
(3)H
377
34-1/2"
561
(3)H
429
40-1/2"
639
(3)H
515
48-1/2"
767
(2)H
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
22
Wt(plf)
6.4
6.8
7.7
8.6
9.7
11.2
12.4
13.2
16.3
W360(plf)
190
20-3/8"
283
(1)X+(2)H
227
24-3/8"
338
(1)X+(2)H
273
30-3/8"
407
(1)X+(2)H
308
36-3/8"
459
(1)X+(2)H
347
40-3/8"
517
(1)X+(2)H
390
28-1/2"
581
(3)H
428
32-1/2"
638
(3)H
462
34-1/2"
689
(3)H
575
44-1/2"
856
(2)H
15.6
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
40
24
Wt(plf)
6.1
6.9
7.5
8.3
9.3
10.9
11.9
12.4
W360(plf)
194
266
299
343
383
441
481
515
636
N-ds
20-3/8"
288
(1)X+(2)H
24-3/8"
396
(1)X+(2)H
28-3/8"
446
(1)X+(2)H
32-3/8"
510
(1)X+(2)H
38-3/8"
570
(1)X+(2)H
26-1/2"
656
(3)H
30-1/2"
716
(3)H
32-1/2"
767
(3)H
40-1/2"
947
(2)H
6.2
223
6.7
281
7.3
328
8.0
369
9.1
424
10.7
487
11.6
529
12.0
568
14.8
694
20-3/8"
333
(1)X+(2)H
22-3/8"
418
(1)X+(2)H
26-3/8"
488
(1)X+(2)H
30-3/8"
550
(1)X+(2)H
36-3/8"
631
(1)X+(2)H
24-1/2"
725
(2)H
28-1/2"
788
(2)H
30-1/2"
845
(2)H
36-1/2"
1030
(2)H
6.1
228
20-3/8"
339
(1)X+(2)H
6.5
293
20-3/8"
436
(1)X+(2)H
7.2
349
24-3/8"
519
(1)X+(2)H
8.0
420
30-3/8"
625
(1)X+(2)H
8.9
457
32-3/8"
681
(1)X+(2)H
10.4
521
22-1/2"
776
(2)H
11.4
580
26-1/2"
864
(2)H
11.6
615
28-1/2"
916
(2)H
14.3
748
34-1/2"
1110
(2)H
6.3
256
20-3/8"
382
(1)X+(2)H
6.7
329
20-3/8"
490
(1)X+(2)H
7.3
392
24-3/8"
584
(1)X+(2)H
7.9
441
28-3/8"
657
(1)X+(2)H
9.0
514
32-3/8"
765
(1)X+(2)H
10.1
562
22-1/2"
837
(2)H
11.1
624
24-1/2"
930
(2)H
11.4
665
26-1/2"
991
(2)H
14.0
797
30-1/2"
1190
(2)H
6.2
286
20-3/8"
425
(1)X+(2)H
6.4
333
20-3/8"
496
(1)X+(2)H
7.0
400
22-3/8"
595
(1)X+(2)H
7.6
465
26-3/8"
693
(1)X+(2)H
8.2
523
30-3/8"
780
(1)X+(2)H
9.0
571
32-3/8"
850
(1)X+(2)H
10.9
652
22-1/2"
971
(2)H
11.2
707
24-1/2"
1050
(2)H
13.6
843
28-1/2"
1260
(2)H
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
26
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
28
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
30
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
32
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
116

2 1/2"
5"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3.25
5
3.25
5.5
3.25
6
3.25
7
3.25
7.5
7 1/2"
2
2
2
3.25
8
3.25
9
3.25
10
3.25
11
3.25
12
3.25
13
3.25
14
3.25
15
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
4200
24
28
29
33
36
37
42
46
52
54
63
64
71
563
657
705
842
938
964
1085
1177
1425
1442
1629
1629
1779
46-5/8"
839
42-3/4"
979
46-3/4"
1050
50-3/4"
1250
60-3/4"
1400
58-3/4"
1440
68-3/4"
1620
78-3/4"
1750
80-3/4"
2120
80-3/4"
2150
100-3/4"
2430
100-3/4"
2430
112-3/4"
2650
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(1)X
(1)X
(1)X
20
24
27
28
33
36
38
43
48
54
55
59
66
567
42-5/8"
648
48-5/8"
727
42-3/4"
809
42-3/4"
919
50-3/4"
1015
60-3/4"
1057
58-3/4"
1185
68-3/4"
1374
68-3/4"
1514
80-3/4"
1514
80-3/4"
1574
86-3/4"
1744
100-3/4"
844
965
1080
1210
1370
1510
1570
1770
2050
2260
2260
2340
2600
(2)H
18.9
(2)H
22
(2)H
24
(2)H
27
(2)H
30
(2)H
33
(2)H
37
(2)H
41
(2)H
43
(1)H
48
(1)X
52
(1)X
54
(1)X
58
643
736
806
929
1023
1123
1281
1408
1548
1660
1795
1831
1905
38-5/8"
958
(2)H
44-5/8"
1100
(2)H
50-5/8"
1200
(2)H
38-3/4"
1380
(2)H
42-3/4"
1520
(2)H
50-3/4"
1670
(2)H
58-3/4"
1910
(2)H
68-3/4"
2100
(2)H
60-3/4"
2310
(1)H
68-3/4"
2470
(1)H
80-3/4"
2670
(1)X
80-3/4"
2730
(1)X
86-3/4"
2840
(1)X
17.8
707
21
834
23
907
25
1035
27
1111
30
1223
34
1382
38
1542
39
1663
45
1860
48
1965
54
2169
56
2204
34-5/8"
1050
(2)H
40-5/8"
1240
(2)H
46-5/8"
1350
(2)H
34-3/4"
1540
(2)H
38-3/4"
1650
(2)H
42-3/4"
1820
(2)H
48-3/4"
2060
(2)H
58-3/4"
2300
(2)H
50-3/4"
2480
(2)H
60-3/4"
2770
(1)H
68-3/4"
2930
(1)X
80-3/4"
3230
(1)X
80-3/4"
3280
(1)X
17.8
824
20
909
22
1008
24
1123
26
1215
29
1346
33
1577
35
1631
39
1930
42
1986
45
2161
50
2327
52
2363
34-5/8"
1230
36-5/8"
1350
42-5/8"
1500
40-5/8"
1670
34-3/4"
1810
38-3/4"
2010
50-3/4"
2350
48-3/4"
2430
50-3/4"
2880
50-3/4"
2960
60-3/4"
3220
68-3/4"
3470
68-3/4"
3520
(2)H
17.1
885
(2)H
18.5
965
(2)H
20
1067
(2)H
23
1223
(2)H
25
1315
(2)H
29
1544
(2)H
31
1655
(2)H
35
1871
(2)H
36
2001
(1)H
41
2237
(1)X
45
2471
(1)X
47
2514
(1)X
52
2706
30-5/8"
1320
34-5/8"
1440
36-5/8"
1590
36-5/8"
1820
32-3/4"
1960
38-3/4"
2300
42-3/4"
2470
48-3/4"
2790
42-3/4"
2980
50-3/4"
3330
60-3/4"
3680
60-3/4"
3740
68-3/4"
4030
(2)H
16.4
(2)H
18.3
(2)H
20
(2)H
23
(2)H
25
(2)H
28
(2)H
30
(2)H
32
(2)H
36
(1)H
41
(1)X
43
(1)X
47
(1)X
49
940
1082
1208
1382
1487
1637
1768
1931
2255
2523
2562
2837
2879
28-5/8"
34-5/8"
36-5/8"
36-5/8"
32-3/4"
34-3/4"
38-3/4"
40-3/4"
42-3/4"
50-3/4"
50-3/4"
60-3/4"
60-3/4"
1400
(2)H
15.9
991
26-5/8"
1480
1610
(2)H
17.6
1131
30-5/8"
1690
1800
(2)H
20
1247
34-5/8"
1860
2060
(2)H
22
1437
34-5/8"
2140
2220
(2)H
24
1576
30-3/4"
2350
2440
(2)H
27
1724
32-3/4"
2570
2630
(2)H
28
1850
34-3/4"
2760
2880
(1)H
33
2156
40-3/4"
3210
3360
(1)H
34
2290
36-3/4"
3410
3760
(1)H
38
2546
42-3/4"
3790
3820
(1)X
43
2856
50-3/4"
4250
4230
(1)X
45
2903
50-3/4"
4330
4290
(1)X
49
3211
60-3/4"
4780
(2)H
15.9
1096
(2)H
16.8
1172
(2)H
20
1379
(2)H
22
1587
(2)H
23
1619
(1)H
26
1805
(1)H
28
2044
(1)H
31
2248
(1)H
34
2523
(1)H
38
2806
(1)X
40
2849
(1)X
45
3203
(1)X
47
3249
26-5/8"
1630
(2)H
28-5/8"
1750
(2)H
34-5/8"
2050
(2)H
34-5/8"
2360
(2)H
26-3/4"
2410
(2)H
30-3/4"
2690
(1)H
34-3/4"
3040
(1)H
36-3/4"
3350
(1)H
36-3/4"
3760
(1)H
42-3/4"
4180
(1)H
42-3/4"
4240
(1)X
50-3/4"
4770
(1)X
50-3/4"
4840
(1)X
117
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
BEARING HEIGHT

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
Wt(plf)
8.0
127
9.2
153
10.9
181
12.3
206
13.6
228
15.2
254
17.4
280
18.7
306
Ieff(in4)
28-3/8"
269
36-3/8"
325
26-1/2"
385
32-1/2"
438
36-1/2"
484
44-1/2"
538
48-1/2"
593
54-1/2"
649
Bridging
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(1)X+(2)H
(3)H
(3)H
Wt(plf)
7.5
145
8.6
175
9.7
205
11.0
232
12.1
259
14.6
294
16.3
321
17.6
354
26-3/8"
308
32-3/8"
372
40-3/8"
435
48-3/8"
493
56-3/8"
549
40-1/2"
625
44-1/2"
681
48-1/2"
751
(1)X+(2)H
7.0
(1)X+(2)H
7.9
(1)X+(2)H
9.1
(1)X+(2)H
10.3
(1)X+(2)H
12.5
(1)X+(2)H
13.8
(3)H
15.5
(3)H
16.5
W360(plf)
18
N-ds
W360(plf)
20
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
22
193
227
261
303
336
364
398
30-3/8"
410
(1)X+(2)H
38-3/8"
482
(1)X+(2)H
46-3/8"
553
(1)X+(2)H
32-1/2"
643
(1)X+(2)H
36-1/2"
712
(1)X+(2)H
40-1/2"
772
(3)H
44-1/2"
843
(3)H
482
38-5/8"
1020
(3)H
Wt(plf)
6.8
7.7
8.9
9.6
12.1
13.1
14.8
15.7
19.1
W360(plf)
173
213
257
284
341
376
407
442
N-ds
24-3/8"
366
(1)X+(2)H
28-3/8"
451
(1)X+(2)H
36-3/8"
544
(1)X+(2)H
40-3/8"
602
(1)X+(2)H
30-1/2"
724
(1)X+(2)H
34-1/2"
798
(1)X+(2)H
36-1/2"
863
(3)H
40-1/2"
938
(3)H
535
34-5/8"
1130
(3)H
6.4
183
7.3
234
8.3
282
9.3
315
11.3
377
12.8
415
14.0
448
15.5
514
24-3/8"
388
(1)X+(2)H
26-3/8"
496
(1)X+(2)H
32-3/8"
599
(1)X+(2)H
38-3/8"
669
(1)X+(2)H
28-1/2"
800
(1)X+(2)H
32-1/2"
880
(1)X+(2)H
34-1/2"
951
(3)H
40-1/2"
1090
(3)H
W360(plf)
6.5
209
7.1
250
8.0
301
9.2
346
10.7
398
12.3
454
13.5
488
14.8
556
N-ds
24-3/8"
24-3/8"
30-3/8"
36-3/8"
24-1/2"
30-1/2"
30-1/2"
36-1/2"
663
30-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
444
(1)X+(2)H
6.4
215
24-3/8"
530
(1)X+(2)H
7.3
282
24-3/8"
639
(1)X+(2)H
7.8
319
28-3/8"
734
(1)X+(2)H
8.9
371
32-3/8"
844
(1)X+(2)H
10.8
450
24-1/2"
962
(1)X+(2)H
11.8
489
28-1/2"
1030
(3)H
13.1
526
28-1/2"
1180
(3)H
14.4
596
34-1/2"
1410
(3)H
16.8
698
38-1/2"
456
(1)X+(2)H
6.5
230
24-3/8"
488
(1)X+(2)H
6.3
252
24-3/8"
534
(1)X+(2)H
599
(1)X+(2)H
7.0
290
24-3/8"
614
(1)X+(2)H
6.9
323
24-3/8"
686
(1)X+(2)H
676
(1)X+(2)H
7.8
356
28-3/8"
756
(1)X+(2)H
7.5
385
24-3/8"
816
(1)X+(2)H
787
(1)X+(2)H
8.7
408
32-3/8"
865
(1)X+(2)H
8.8
471
30-3/8"
999
(1)X+(2)H
955
(1)X+(2)H
9.6
456
38-3/8"
968
(1)X+(2)H
9.8
517
32-3/8"
1100
(1)X+(2)H
1040
(1)X+(2)H
10.8
514
42-3/8"
1090
(1)X+(2)H
11.0
577
24-1/2"
1220
(3)H
1120
(2)H
12.3
574
30-1/2"
1220
(3)H
11.9
642
26-1/2"
1360
(3)H
1260
(2)H
13.9
633
30-1/2"
1340
(2)H
13.2
699
26-1/2"
1480
(2)H
1480
(2)H
16.1
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
30
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
32
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
36
886
(3)H
20.0
160
Ieff(in4)
28
21
418
40-5/8"
24-3/8"
340
(1)X+(2)H
Bridging
26
757
(3)H
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
45
22
357
44-5/8"
W360(plf)
Bridging
24
1200
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
118
18.9
621
34-5/8"
1320
(3)H
17.9
736
34-1/2"
1560
(2)H
15.2
837
32-1/2"
1780
(2)H

2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3.25
5
3.25
5.5
3.25
6
3.25
7
3.25
7.5
3.25
8
3.25
9
3.25
10
3.25
11
3.25
12
3.25
13
3.25
14
3.25
15
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
4200
25
31
31
36
40
41
49
52
56
63
70
71
79
477
576
584
701
783
791
933
981
1107
1222
1340
1340
1463
52-5/8"
1010
52-3/4"
1220
52-3/4"
1240
58-3/4"
1490
66-3/4"
1660
66-3/4"
1680
88-3/4"
1980
88-3/4"
2080
82-3/4"
2350
96-3/4"
2590
110-3/4"
2840
110-3/4"
2840
124-3/4"
3100
(3)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
23
27
31
33
37
41
45
52
54
58
66
71
75
548
48-5/8"
615
42-3/4"
712
52-3/4"
779
48-3/4"
882
56-3/4"
963
66-3/4"
1054
74-3/4"
1196
88-3/4"
1313
76-3/4"
1371
82-3/4"
1523
96-3/4"
1628
110-3/4"
1676
110-3/4"
1160
1300
1510
1650
1870
2040
2240
2540
2780
2910
3230
3450
3550
(3)H
22
(2)H
27
(2)H
28
(2)H
33
(2)H
34
(2)H
38
(2)H
42
(2)H
48
(2)H
50
(2)H
56
(2)X
61
(2)X
66
(1)X
74
621
734
784
928
956
1062
1194
1318
1439
1592
1672
1814
1996
44-5/8"
1320
(3)H
42-3/4"
1560
(2)H
46-3/4"
1660
(2)H
48-3/4"
1970
(2)H
46-3/4"
2030
(2)H
56-3/4"
2250
(2)H
66-3/4"
2530
(2)H
74-3/4"
2800
(2)H
66-3/4"
3050
(2)H
76-3/4"
3380
(2)H
82-3/4"
3550
(1)X
96-3/4"
3850
(1)X
110-3/4"
4230
(1)X
21
694
25
810
27
872
30
997
33
1098
38
1245
39
1289
45
1461
50
1681
56
1862
59
1905
62
1957
70
2181
40-5/8"
1470
(3)H
38-3/4"
1720
(2)H
42-3/4"
1850
(2)H
40-3/4"
2120
(2)H
48-3/4"
2330
(2)H
56-3/4"
2640
(2)H
56-3/4"
2730
(2)H
66-3/4"
3100
(2)H
66-3/4"
3570
(2)H
76-3/4"
3950
(2)H
76-3/4"
4040
(1)X
82-3/4"
4150
(1)X
96-3/4"
4630
(1)X
20
739
23
862
25
948
29
1088
30
1161
34
1305
38
1460
42
1640
45
1794
50
1942
55
2145
59
2196
61
2257
36-5/8"
1570
46-5/8"
1830
38-3/4"
2010
38-3/4"
2310
40-3/4"
2460
46-3/4"
2770
56-3/4"
3100
66-3/4"
3480
56-3/4"
3810
66-3/4"
4120
76-3/4"
4550
76-3/4"
4660
82-3/4"
4790
(3)H
19.6
842
(2)H
22
935
(2)H
24
1008
(2)H
27
1144
(2)H
30
1322
(2)H
33
1457
(2)H
36
1535
(2)H
39
1718
(2)H
45
2038
(2)H
47
2078
(2)X
52
2241
(1)X
56
2439
(1)X
59
2498
36-5/8"
1790
42-5/8"
1980
44-5/8"
2140
44-5/8"
2430
40-3/4"
2800
48-3/4"
3090
46-3/4"
3260
56-3/4"
3640
56-3/4"
4320
56-3/4"
4410
66-3/4"
4750
76-3/4"
5170
76-3/4"
5300
(3)H
18.7
(2)H
21
(2)H
24
(2)H
26
(2)H
29
(2)H
31
(2)H
35
(2)H
39
(2)H
42
(2)H
47
(2)X
49
(2)X
53
(1)X
59
877
34-5/8"
1860
982
38-5/8"
2080
1135
44-5/8"
2410
1267
34-3/4"
2690
1406
38-3/4"
2980
1499
40-3/4"
3180
1698
46-3/4"
3600
1934
56-3/4"
4100
2098
48-3/4"
4450
2333
56-3/4"
4950
2366
56-3/4"
5020
2519
66-3/4"
5340
2808
76-3/4"
5960
(2)H
17.9
914
30-5/8"
1940
(2)H
17.0
1024
28-5/8"
2170
(2)H
(2)H
21
1095
38-5/8"
2320
(2)H
20
1206
34-5/8"
2560
(2)H
(2)H
23
1202
40-5/8"
2550
(2)H
22
1352
36-5/8"
2870
(2)H
(2)H
26
1352
40-5/8"
2870
(2)H
24
1522
30-3/4"
3230
(2)H
(2)H
28
1467
34-3/4"
3110
(2)H
27
1669
32-3/4"
3540
(2)H
(2)H
31
1606
36-3/4"
3410
(2)H
28
1781
34-3/4"
3780
(2)H
(2)H
36
1926
46-3/4"
4080
(2)H
32
1961
36-3/4"
4160
(2)H
(2)H
38
1973
46-3/4"
4180
(1)H
37
2350
46-3/4"
4980
(2)H
(1)H
43
2331
48-3/4"
4940
(1)H
40
2527
40-3/4"
5360
(1)H
(1)H
45
2374
48-3/4"
5040
(1)H
44
2853
48-3/4"
6050
(1)H
(1)X
50
2630
56-3/4"
5580
(1)X
45
2853
48-3/4"
6050
(1)X
(1)X
55
2866
66-3/4"
6080
(1)X
50
3161
56-3/4"
6700
(1)X
(1)X
56
2866
66-3/4"
6080
(1)X
53
3235
56-3/4"
6860
(1)X
119
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
BEARING HEIGHT

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2
4
TL
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
20
N-ds
122
30-3/8"
155
26-1/2"
177
30-1/2"
204
36-1/2"
227
44-1/2"
251
48-1/2"
265
54-1/2"
297
40-5/8"
356
50-5/8"
594
662
729
772
863
1040
(1)X+(3)H
13.0
(1)X+(3)H
14.5
(1)X+(2)H
16.3
(3)H
17.6
(3)H
19.9
(3)H
24
135
28-3/8"
171
38-3/8"
197
46-3/8"
233
34-1/2"
259
40-1/2"
282
44-1/2"
302
48-1/2"
343
38-5/8"
411
46-5/8"
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
393
498
574
679
753
821
878
999
1200
Bridging
(1)X+(3)H
7.7
150
(1)X+(3)H
9.1
191
(1)X+(3)H
10.2
221
(1)X+(2)H
11.5
251
(1)X+(2)H
13.7
290
(1)X+(2)H
15.5
315
(1)X+(2)H
17.6
357
(3)H
18.5
378
(3)H
23
462
W360(plf)
26-3/8"
435
(1)X+(3)H
7.2
160
36-3/8"
556
(1)X+(3)H
8.6
208
42-3/8"
644
(1)X+(3)H
9.6
242
52-3/8"
731
(1)X+(3)H
11.1
280
36-1/2"
845
(1)X+(2)H
13.2
321
40-1/2"
917
(1)X+(2)H
14.8
348
48-1/2"
1040
(1)X+(2)H
16.6
390
46-1/2"
1100
(3)H
18.1
434
42-5/8"
1340
(3)H
22
513
N-ds
26-3/8"
32-3/8"
40-3/8"
48-3/8"
34-1/2"
36-1/2"
44-1/2"
46-1/2"
40-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
467
(1)X+(3)H
604
(1)X+(3)H
705
(1)X+(3)H
815
(1)X+(3)H
934
(1)X+(2)H
1010
(1)X+(2)H
1130
(1)X+(2)H
1260
(3)H
1490
(3)H
7.4
184
26-3/8"
8.1
222
30-3/8"
9.2
262
38-3/8"
10.5
296
42-3/8"
12.8
351
32-1/2"
13.9
389
36-1/2"
15.9
423
40-1/2"
17.2
466
42-1/2"
21
566
36-5/8"
536
(1)X+(3)H
647
(1)X+(3)H
762
(1)X+(3)H
860
(1)X+(3)H
1020
(1)X+(2)H
1130
(1)X+(2)H
1230
(1)X+(2)H
1360
(1)X+(2)H
1650
(3)H
W360(plf)
6.9
191
7.8
236
9.2
290
11.0
333
12.3
380
14.1
431
15.0
455
16.7
506
19.6
604
N-ds
26-3/8"
28-3/8"
36-3/8"
26-1/2"
30-1/2"
34-1/2"
36-1/2"
38-1/2"
34-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
557
(1)X+(3)H
6.9
215
687
(1)X+(3)H
7.6
251
844
(1)X+(3)H
8.6
304
970
(1)X+(2)H
10.0
361
1110
(1)X+(2)H
11.8
407
1250
(1)X+(2)H
12.9
448
1320
(1)X+(2)H
14.7
485
1470
(3)H
16.3
562
1760
(3)H
19.5
673
26-3/8"
626
(1)X+(2)H
6.9
242
26-3/8"
705
(1)X+(2)H
6.8
251
26-3/8"
731
(1)X+(2)H
26-3/8"
731
(1)X+(2)H
7.6
289
26-3/8"
840
(1)X+(2)H
7.5
316
26-3/8"
920
(1)X+(2)H
32-3/8"
884
(1)X+(2)H
8.5
348
30-3/8"
1010
(1)X+(2)H
9.0
400
28-3/8"
1160
(1)X+(2)H
40-3/8"
1050
(1)X+(2)H
9.5
401
36-3/8"
1170
(1)X+(2)H
10.3
464
32-3/8"
1350
(1)X+(2)H
28-1/2"
1180
(1)X+(2)H
10.7
451
40-3/8"
1310
(1)X+(2)H
11.3
518
26-1/2"
1510
(1)X+(2)H
32-1/2"
1300
(1)X+(2)H
12.3
501
28-1/2"
1460
(1)X+(2)H
12.8
591
26-1/2"
1720
(3)H
34-1/2"
1410
(1)X+(2)H
14.1
568
30-1/2"
1650
(3)H
13.7
646
28-1/2"
1880
(3)H
38-1/2"
1630
(3)H
15.0
618
32-1/2"
1800
(3)H
14.4
693
30-1/2"
2020
(3)H
34-5/8"
1960
(3)H
17.8
725
28-5/8"
2110
(3)H
16.9
814
26-5/8"
2370
(3)H
N-ds
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
40
1200
25
514
Bridging
36
1000
21
(1)X+(3)H
10.7
Wt(plf)
32
900
18.7
451
Bridging
30
800
17.4
(1)X+(3)H
9.6
Ieff(in4)
28
700
15.3
354
W360(plf)
50
600
13.6
(1)X+(3)H
8.2
Wt(plf)
26
500
11.8
Ieff(in4)
W360(plf)
24
400
10.5
Bridging
Wt(plf)
22
300
8.7
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
120

2 1/2"
5"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3.25
5
3.25
5.5
3.25
6
3.25
7
3.25
7.5
7 1/2"
2
2
2
3.25
8
3.25
9
3.25
10
3.25
11
3.25
12
3.25
13
3.25
14
3.25
15
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
4200
30
34
36
40
44
49
54
60
63
70
75
88
89
505
559
590
689
732
816
879
985
1080
1203
1285
1457
1457
52-3/4"
1470
60-3/4"
1630
60-3/4"
1720
64-3/4"
2000
72-3/4"
2130
86-3/4"
2370
92-3/4"
2560
108-3/4"
2860
94-3/4"
3140
108-3/4"
3500
122-3/4"
3740
148-3/4"
4240
148-3/4"
4240
(3)H
(3)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
27
31
36
37
41
45
51
56
62
66
71
79
88
530
42-3/4"
615
52-3/4"
707
60-3/4"
762
54-3/4"
833
64-3/4"
905
72-3/4"
1029
86-3/4"
1092
92-3/4"
1290
94-3/4"
1343
94-3/4"
1447
108-3/4"
1583
122-3/4"
1744
148-3/4"
1540
1790
2060
2220
2420
2630
2990
3180
3750
3910
4210
4610
5070
(3)H
25
(3)H
28
(2)H
33
(2)H
36
(2)H
38
(2)H
42
(2)H
48
(2)H
53
(2)H
58
(2)X
66
(2)X
66
(2)X
75
(2)X
80
606
667
760
877
905
1010
1119
1255
1398
1577
1587
1749
1861
54-5/8"
1760
(3)H
46-3/4"
1940
(3)H
52-3/4"
2210
(2)H
56-3/4"
2550
(2)H
54-3/4"
2630
(2)H
64-3/4"
2940
(2)H
72-3/4"
3250
(2)H
86-3/4"
3650
(2)H
80-3/4"
4070
(2)H
94-3/4"
4590
(2)H
94-3/4"
4620
(2)X
108-3/4"
5090
(2)X
122-3/4"
5410
(2)X
24
662
27
734
33
883
33
926
38
1049
42
1171
48
1298
53
1457
56
1576
61
1680
66
1838
74
2026
76
2026
50-5/8"
1930
(3)H
42-3/4"
2140
(3)H
52-3/4"
2570
(2)H
46-3/4"
2690
(2)H
54-3/4"
3050
(2)H
64-3/4"
3410
(2)H
72-3/4"
3780
(2)H
86-3/4"
4240
(2)H
74-3/4"
4580
(2)H
80-3/4"
4890
(2)H
94-3/4"
5350
(2)X
108-3/4"
5890
(2)X
108-3/4"
5890
(2)X
23
718
27
841
30
913
33
1059
35
1091
39
1235
44
1383
50
1536
56
1800
59
1865
62
1931
70
2157
76
2318
46-5/8"
2090
42-3/4"
2450
56-5/8"
2660
46-3/4"
3080
46-3/4"
3170
54-3/4"
3590
64-3/4"
4020
72-3/4"
4470
74-3/4"
5240
74-3/4"
5430
80-3/4"
5620
94-3/4"
6280
108-3/4"
6740
(2)H
22
774
(2)H
25
883
(2)H
27
964
(2)H
31
1096
(2)H
35
1234
(2)H
38
1372
(2)H
41
1437
(2)H
45
1611
(2)H
50
1840
(2)H
56
2058
(2)X
59
2119
(2)X
66
2376
(2)X
70
2439
42-5/8"
2250
48-5/8"
2570
42-3/4"
2800
40-3/4"
3190
46-3/4"
3590
54-3/4"
3990
54-3/4"
4180
64-3/4"
4690
64-3/4"
5350
74-3/4"
5990
74-3/4"
6170
94-3/4"
6910
94-3/4"
7100
(2)H
22
(2)H
25
(2)H
29
(2)H
31
(2)H
35
(2)H
36
(2)H
41
(2)H
46
(2)H
48
(2)H
53
(2)X
60
(2)X
66
(2)X
71
867
42-5/8"
2520
948
36-3/4"
2760
1114
42-3/4"
3240
1227
40-3/4"
3570
1382
46-3/4"
4020
1418
46-3/4"
4120
1610
54-3/4"
4690
1805
64-3/4"
5250
1933
56-3/4"
5620
2111
64-3/4"
6140
2370
74-3/4"
6890
2504
80-3/4"
7290
2731
94-3/4"
7950
(2)H
21
976
36-5/8"
2840
(3)H
20
1082
34-5/8"
3150
(2)H
(2)H
23
1086
40-5/8"
3160
(2)H
22
1199
36-5/8"
3490
(2)H
(2)H
26
1189
44-5/8"
3460
(2)H
24
1318
34-3/4"
3830
(2)H
(2)H
28
1326
34-3/4"
3860
(2)H
27
1481
32-3/4"
4310
(2)H
(2)H
31
1453
36-3/4"
4230
(2)H
29
1582
34-3/4"
4600
(2)H
(2)H
34
1576
40-3/4"
4590
(2)H
32
1733
36-3/4"
5040
(2)H
(2)H
38
1778
46-3/4"
5170
(2)H
37
2080
46-3/4"
6050
(2)H
(2)H
43
2021
54-3/4"
5880
(2)H
40
2161
46-3/4"
6290
(2)H
(2)H
48
2349
56-3/4"
6840
(2)H
45
2538
48-3/4"
7390
(2)H
(2)H
50
2408
56-3/4"
7010
(2)H
50
2841
56-3/4"
8270
(2)H
(1)X
56
2642
64-3/4"
7690
(1)X
53
2920
56-3/4"
8500
(1)X
(1)X
61
2886
74-3/4"
8400
(1)X
57
3123
64-3/4"
9090
(1)X
(1)X
65
2959
74-3/4"
8610
(1)X
61
3200
64-3/4"
9310
(1)X
121
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BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
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LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
24
hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
2
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
Wt(plf)
9.2
10.7
12.2
13.6
15.4
17.6
19.1
22
26
W360(plf)
139
32-3/8"
165
28-1/2"
197
32-1/2"
219
36-1/2"
244
44-1/2"
269
48-1/2"
288
52-1/2"
335
44-5/8"
389
50-5/8"
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
538
640
764
847
945
1040
1120
1300
1510
Bridging
(1)X+(3)H
8.6
(1)X+(3)H
9.6
(1)X+(3)H
11.2
(1)X+(3)H
13.1
(1)X+(3)H
14.6
(1)X+(3)H
17.6
(1)X+(3)H
19.2
(1)X+(2)H
21
(3)H
25
150
30-3/8"
177
38-3/8"
215
48-3/8"
242
34-1/2"
269
40-1/2"
314
48-1/2"
337
52-1/2"
373
40-5/8"
435
46-5/8"
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
26
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
579
686
831
939
1040
1220
1300
1450
1680
Bridging
(1)X+(3)H
8.2
(1)X+(3)H
9.1
(1)X+(3)H
10.3
(1)X+(3)H
12.6
(1)X+(3)H
13.9
(1)X+(2)H
16.6
(1)X+(2)H
18.2
(1)X+(2)H
20
(3)H
24
159
28-3/8"
617
(1)X+(3)H
193
36-3/8"
748
(1)X+(3)H
224
42-3/8"
867
(1)X+(3)H
265
32-1/2"
1030
(1)X+(3)H
294
36-1/2"
1140
(1)X+(3)H
339
44-1/2"
1310
(1)X+(2)H
367
46-1/2"
1420
(1)X+(2)H
413
38-5/8"
1600
(1)X+(2)H
476
42-5/8"
1840
(3)H
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
28
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
30
Wt(plf)
7.6
8.7
10.1
11.6
13.4
16.0
17.2
19.0
23
W360(plf)
170
28-3/8"
656
(1)X+(3)H
205
32-3/8"
795
(1)X+(3)H
244
40-3/8"
945
(1)X+(3)H
281
48-3/8"
1090
(1)X+(3)H
318
34-1/2"
1230
(1)X+(3)H
365
40-1/2"
1410
(1)X+(2)H
391
42-1/2"
1510
(1)X+(2)H
438
46-1/2"
1700
(1)X+(2)H
517
40-5/8"
2000
(3)H
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
55
32
Wt(plf)
7.7
8.9
10.0
11.5
13.4
15.2
17.2
19.0
23
W360(plf)
181
235
275
317
359
389
441
495
584
N-ds
28-3/8"
699
(1)X+(3)H
32-3/8"
910
(1)X+(3)H
40-3/8"
1070
(1)X+(3)H
48-3/8"
1230
(1)X+(3)H
34-1/2"
1390
(1)X+(3)H
36-1/2"
1510
(1)X+(2)H
42-1/2"
1710
(1)X+(2)H
46-1/2"
1920
(1)X+(2)H
40-5/8"
2260
(3)H
7.6
202
8.4
244
9.8
293
11.9
346
13.0
382
15.0
435
16.0
461
17.8
516
21
617
28-3/8"
781
(1)X+(3)H
30-3/8"
947
(1)X+(3)H
38-3/8"
1130
(1)X+(3)H
28-1/2"
1340
(1)X+(2)H
32-1/2"
1480
(1)X+(2)H
36-1/2"
1690
(1)X+(2)H
40-1/2"
1790
(1)X+(2)H
42-1/2"
2000
(1)X+(2)H
36-5/8"
2390
(3)H
7.8
206
28-3/8"
799
(1)X+(3)H
7.2
223
28-3/8"
864
(1)X+(3)H
7.9
269
28-3/8"
1040
(1)X+(2)H
9.3
276
30-3/8"
1070
(1)X+(2)H
8.2
284
28-3/8"
1100
(1)X+(3)H
8.4
322
28-3/8"
1250
(1)X+(2)H
10.9
321
36-3/8"
1240
(1)X+(2)H
9.2
344
32-3/8"
1330
(1)X+(3)H
9.7
391
30-3/8"
1510
(1)X+(2)H
12.4
378
28-1/2"
1460
(1)X+(2)H
10.5
390
38-3/8"
1510
(1)X+(3)H
10.8
450
28-1/2"
1740
(1)X+(2)H
13.6
417
28-1/2"
1610
(1)X+(2)H
12.3
462
28-1/2"
1790
(1)X+(2)H
12.5
512
28-1/2"
1980
(1)X+(2)H
15.5
473
28-5/8"
1830
(1)X+(2)H
14.3
524
30-1/2"
2030
(1)X+(2)H
13.4
557
28-1/2"
2160
(1)X+(2)H
17.0
508
28-5/8"
1970
(3)H
15.3
557
32-1/2"
2160
(1)X+(2)H
14.8
621
30-1/2"
2410
(1)X+(2)H
19.3
596
30-5/8"
2310
(3)H
17.4
649
38-1/2"
2510
(1)X+(2)H
16.3
686
28-5/8"
2660
(3)H
21
657
34-5/8"
2550
(3)H
20
728
30-5/8"
2820
(3)H
19.4
812
28-5/8"
3150
(2)H
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
34
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
36
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
40
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
44
1200
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
122

2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3.25
5
3.25
5.5
3.25
6
3.25
7
3.25
7.5
3.25
8
3.25
9
3.25
10
3.25
11
3.25
12
3.25
13
3.25
14
3.25
15
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
4200
31
36
39
41
45
50
55
62
70
75
79
89
92
538
619
678
731
795
882
954
1068
1255
1352
1413
1576
1618
52-3/4"
2080
60-3/4"
2400
68-3/4"
2630
60-3/4"
2830
70-3/4"
3080
82-3/4"
3410
90-3/4"
3690
104-3/4"
4140
106-3/4"
4860
120-3/4"
5240
120-3/4"
5470
146-3/4"
6100
146-3/4"
6270
(3)H
(3)H
(3)H
(3)H
(3)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
28
577
33
657
36
731
41
850
42
876
47
948
53
1083
62
1245
66
1360
71
1479
79
1641
80
1656
92
1881
46-3/4"
52-3/4"
60-3/4"
60-3/4"
60-3/4"
70-3/4"
82-3/4"
104-3/4"
92-3/4"
106-3/4"
120-3/4"
120-3/4"
146-3/4"
2230
(3)H
2550
(2)H
2830
(2)H
3290
(2)H
3390
(2)H
3670
(2)H
4190
(2)H
4820
(2)H
5270
(2)H
5730
(2)H
6350
(2)X
6410
(2)X
7280
(2)X
27
33
36
38
42
46
53
58
66
66
75
80
84
628
756
841
901
1006
1090
1245
1320
1560
1582
1767
1900
1945
42-3/4"
2430
(3)H
52-3/4"
2930
(2)H
60-3/4"
3260
(2)H
52-3/4"
3490
(2)H
60-3/4"
3900
(2)H
70-3/4"
4220
(2)H
82-3/4"
4820
(2)H
90-3/4"
5110
(2)H
92-3/4"
6040
(2)H
92-3/4"
6130
(2)H
106-3/4"
6840
(2)X
120-3/4"
7360
(2)X
120-3/4"
8577
(2)X
27
714
30
788
33
872
38
1023
40
1052
44
1169
50
1302
56
1460
61
1628
66
1795
71
1865
76
2023
84
2208
42-3/4"
2760
(3)H
46-3/4"
3050
(2)H
52-3/4"
3380
(2)H
52-3/4"
3960
(2)H
52-3/4"
4070
(2)H
60-3/4"
4530
(2)H
70-3/4"
5040
(2)H
82-3/4"
5650
(2)H
78-3/4"
6310
(2)H
92-3/4"
6950
(2)H
92-3/4"
7220
(2)X
106-3/4"
7840
(2)X
120-3/4"
8550
(2)X
26
755
29
838
33
981
35
1044
39
1183
44
1315
50
1465
56
1644
59
1775
62
1853
71
2095
76
2274
80
2324
38-3/4"
2920
42-3/4"
3250
52-3/4"
3800
46-3/4"
4040
52-3/4"
4580
60-3/4"
5090
70-3/4"
5670
82-3/4"
6360
72-3/4"
6870
78-3/4"
7180
92-3/4"
8110
106-3/4"
8800
106-3/4"
9000
(3)H
24
786
(2)H
27
908
(2)H
31
1002
(2)H
35
1164
(2)H
39
1318
(2)H
40
1330
(2)H
45
1513
(2)H
50
1660
(2)H
56
1931
(2)H
60
2000
(2)X
70
2334
(2)X
71
2353
(2)X
76
2532
44-5/8"
3040
42-3/4"
3520
46-3/4"
3880
46-3/4"
4510
52-3/4"
5110
52-3/4"
5150
60-3/4"
5860
70-3/4"
6430
72-3/4"
7480
72-3/4"
7750
92-3/4"
9040
92-3/4"
9110
106-3/4"
9810
(3)H
23
(3)H
28
(2)H
29
(2)H
34
(2)H
35
(2)H
40
(2)H
44
(2)H
48
(2)H
52
(2)H
56
(2)X
61
(2)X
70
(2)X
71
835
34-3/4"
3230
(3)H
22
920
36-5/8"
971
38-3/4"
3760
(2)H
26
1083
44-5/8"
1048
42-3/4"
4060
(2)H
28
1177
38-3/4"
1286
46-3/4"
4980
(2)H
32
1324
36-3/4"
1298
46-3/4"
5030
(2)H
37
1580
46-3/4"
1471
52-3/4"
5700
(2)H
38
1612
46-3/4"
1648
60-3/4"
6380
(2)H
43
1835
52-3/4"
1806
70-3/4"
6990
(2)H
48
2061
60-3/4"
1956
62-3/4"
7570
(2)H
51
2184
54-3/4"
2157
72-3/4"
8350
(2)H
56
2412
62-3/4"
2304
78-3/4"
8920
(2)X
64
2728
72-3/4"
2599
92-3/4"
10060
(2)X
66
2747
72-3/4"
2599
92-3/4"
10060
(2)X
76
3173
92-3/4"
3560
(2)H
22
4190
(2)H
24
4560
(2)H
27
5130
(2)H
29
6120
(2)H
32
6240
(2)H
37
7110
(2)H
40
7980
(2)H
45
8460
(2)H
50
9340
(2)H
53
10570
(2)X
57
10640
(2)X
65
12290
(2)X
66
1060
38-5/8"
4100
(2)H
1181
34-3/4"
4570
(2)H
1298
36-3/4"
5030
(2)H
1420
34-3/4"
5500
(2)H
1556
36-3/4"
6030
(2)H
1857
46-3/4"
7190
(2)H
1933
46-3/4"
7490
(2)H
2202
52-3/4"
8530
(2)H
2540
54-3/4"
9830
(2)H
2623
54-3/4"
10160
(1)H
2834
62-3/4"
10980
(1)X
3200
72-3/4"
12390
(1)X
3200
72-3/4"
12390
(1)X
123
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BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
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LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
1.5
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
3.25
4
TL
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
24
26
N-ds
1200
30
121
38-3/8"
149
30-1/2"
173
36-1/2"
194
44-1/2"
220
54-1/2"
231
56-1/2"
262
48-5/8"
287
50-5/8"
398
52-3/4"
871
976
1110
1160
1310
1440
2000
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(1)X+(3)H
(3)H
Wt(plf)
10.0
11.3
12.9
14.5
17.5
19.1
22
24
27
W360(plf)
134
30-1/2"
162
30-1/2"
187
34-1/2"
208
40-1/2"
243
48-1/2"
260
52-1/2"
292
44-5/8"
321
46-5/8"
422
56-5/8"
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
671
812
941
1050
1220
1310
1470
1620
2120
Bridging
(1)X+(3)H
9.4
(1)X+(3)H
11.1
(1)X+(3)H
12.5
(1)X+(3)H
14.5
(1)X+(3)H
16.6
(1)X+(3)H
19.3
(1)X+(3)H
21
(1)X+(3)H
23
(3)H
27
144
32-3/8"
179
30-1/2"
205
32-1/2"
240
40-1/2"
262
44-1/2"
300
52-1/2"
322
40-5/8"
353
42-5/8"
486
56-5/8"
724
(1)X+(3)H
901
(1)X+(3)H
1030
(1)X+(3)H
1210
(1)X+(3)H
1320
(1)X+(3)H
1510
(1)X+(3)H
1620
(1)X+(3)H
1770
(1)X+(3)H
2450
(3)H
Wt(plf)
8.8
10.3
11.4
13.8
16.6
18.3
20
22
26
W360(plf)
152
30-3/8"
192
40-3/8"
218
48-3/8"
260
36-1/2"
300
44-1/2"
324
46-1/2"
349
52-1/2"
385
40-5/8"
526
52-5/8"
763
(1)X+(3)H
9.2
963
(1)X+(3)H
10.1
1100
(1)X+(3)H
11.6
1310
(1)X+(3)H
13.4
1510
(1)X+(3)H
16.0
1630
(1)X+(3)H
17.3
1760
(1)X+(3)H
19.0
1930
(1)X+(3)H
21
2650
(3)H
25
N-ds
N-ds
W360(plf)
173
205
240
279
320
343
373
417
560
N-ds
30-3/8"
38-3/8"
30-1/2"
34-1/2"
40-1/2"
42-1/2"
46-1/2"
36-5/8"
48-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
868
(1)X+(3)H
8.2
1030
(1)X+(3)H
9.7
1210
(1)X+(3)H
11.6
1400
(1)X+(3)H
13.2
1610
(1)X+(3)H
15.1
1720
(1)X+(3)H
16.7
1870
(1)X+(3)H
18.5
2100
(1)X+(3)H
21.0
2810
(3)H
23
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
188
232
288
322
377
409
443
501
649
N-ds
30-3/8"
947
(1)X+(3)H
32-3/8"
1160
(1)X+(3)H
30-1/2"
1450
(1)X+(3)H
30-1/2"
1620
(1)X+(2)H
36-1/2"
1890
(1)X+(2)H
38-1/2"
2060
(1)X+(2)H
30-5/8"
2230
(1)X+(2)H
34-5/8"
2520
(3)H
46-5/8"
3270
(3)H
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
8.7
10.0
11.5
13.0
14.7
17.1
18.7
19.6
22
W360(plf)
214
263
317
372
420
481
516
565
745
N-ds
30-3/8"
30-3/8"
38-3/8"
30-1/2"
30-1/2"
30-5/8"
30-5/8"
30-5/8"
42-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
1080
(1)X+(3)H
9.0
235
30-3/8"
1180
(1)X+(2)H
8.0
246
30-3/8"
1240
(1)X+(2)H
1320
(1)X+(3)H
9.9
293
30-3/8"
1470
(1)X+(2)H
9.1
315
30-3/8"
1590
(1)X+(2)H
1590
(1)X+(2)H
12.2
368
30-1/2"
1850
(1)X+(2)H
10.6
389
32-3/8"
1960
(1)X+(2)H
1870
(1)X+(2)H
14.1
420
30-1/2"
2110
(1)X+(2)H
11.9
435
38-3/8"
2190
(1)X+(2)H
2110
(1)X+(2)H
15.1
480
30-1/2"
2420
(3)H
13.5
510
30-1/2"
2560
(1)X+(2)H
2420
(1)X+(2)H
16.4
535
32-1/2"
2690
(3)H
15.3
577
30-1/2"
2900
(1)X+(2)H
2600
(3)H
18.0
576
30-5/8"
2890
(3)H
16.8
620
32-1/2"
3120
(1)X+(2)H
2840
(3)H
19.6
635
30-5/8"
3190
(3)H
18.4
716
38-1/2"
3600
(3)H
3740
(3)H
23
849
38-5/8"
4270
(2)H
20
854
46-1/2"
4290
(3)H
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
48
1000
25
(1)X+(3)H
Wt(plf)
44
900
24
748
Bridging
40
800
20
(1)X+(3)H
Ieff(in4)
36
700
18.6
607
Ieff(in4)
32
600
16.2
(1)X+(3)H
Bridging
60
500
14.4
Ieff(in4)
W360(plf)
30
400
12.6
Bridging
Wt(plf)
28
300
10.6
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
124

2 1/2"
5"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3.25
5
3.25
5.5
3.25
6
3.25
7
3.25
7.5
7 1/2"
2
2
2
3.25
8
3.25
9
3.25
10
3.25
11
3.25
12
3.5
13
3.5
14
3.5
15
4200
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
36
39
43
49
52
58
67
74
75
88
92
469
515
563
654
688
763
863
959
1027
1185
1261
60-3/4"
2360
68-3/4"
2590
74-3/4"
2830
82-3/4"
3290
88-3/4"
3460
104-3/4"
3840
118-3/4"
4340
134-3/4"
4820
118-3/4"
5160
144-3/4"
5960
144-3/4"
6340
(3)H
(3)H
(3)H
(3)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)H
(2)X
(2)X
34
36
41
45
50
54
62
70
75
88
89
93
527
60-3/4"
557
60-3/4"
624
66-3/4"
706
68-3/4"
784
82-3/4"
826
88-3/4"
943
104-3/4"
1055
118-3/4"
1195
118-3/4"
1380
144-3/4"
1429
144-3/4"
1487
144-3/4"
2650
2800
3140
3550
3940
4150
4740
5300
6010
6940
7190
7470
(3)H
31
(3)H
36
(3)H
41
(3)H
45
(2)H
50
(2)H
52
(2)H
61
(2)H
69
(2)H
71
(2)X
79
(2)X
89
(2)X
93
96
557
641
719
813
903
928
1070
1216
1294
1437
1643
1709
1759
52-3/4"
2800
(3)H
60-3/4"
3220
(3)H
66-3/4"
3610
(3)H
68-3/4"
4090
(3)H
82-3/4"
4540
(2)H
82-3/4"
4660
(2)H
104-3/4"
5380
(2)H
118-3/4"
6110
(2)H
104-3/4"
6510
(2)H
118-3/4"
7220
(2)X
144-3/4"
8260
(2)X
144-3/4"
8590
(2)X
144-3/4"
8840
(2)X
31
635
36
731
38
757
42
876
46
951
52
1057
56
1128
65
1294
71
1472
75
1535
80
1687
93
1944
94
1967
52-3/4"
3190
(3)H
60-3/4"
3670
(3)H
58-3/4"
3810
(3)H
60-3/4"
4400
(3)H
68-3/4"
4780
(2)H
82-3/4"
5320
(2)H
88-3/4"
5670
(2)H
104-3/4"
6510
(2)H
104-3/4"
7400
(2)H
104-3/4"
7720
(2)X
118-3/4"
8480
(2)X
144-3/4"
9770
(2)X
144-3/4"
9890
(2)X
30
668
33
752
38
855
42
988
44
1012
48
1100
56
1256
66
1462
67
1547
75
1729
79
1821
85
1968
96
2255
56-5/8"
3360
52-3/4"
3780
58-3/4"
4300
60-3/4"
4970
60-3/4"
5090
68-3/4"
5530
82-3/4"
6310
104-3/4"
7350
90-3/4"
7780
104-3/4"
8690
104-3/4"
9160
118-3/4"
9900
144-3/4"
11340
(3)H
27
774
(3)H
31
855
(3)H
33
947
(3)H
38
1108
(2)H
40
1139
(2)H
44
1267
(2)H
50
1414
(2)H
56
1586
(2)H
61
1760
(2)X
67
1942
(2)X
71
2048
(2)X
76
2229
(2)X
84
2461
42-3/4"
3890
46-3/4"
4300
52-3/4"
4760
52-3/4"
5570
52-3/4"
5730
60-3/4"
6370
68-3/4"
7110
82-3/4"
7980
76-3/4"
8850
90-3/4"
9760
90-3/4"
10290
104-3/4"
11210
118-3/4"
12380
(3)H
25
830
(2)H
29
976
(2)H
31
1045
(2)H
35
1211
(2)H
40
1372
(2)H
41
1403
(2)H
46
1575
(2)H
52
1756
(2)H
59
2050
(2)H
62
2144
(2)X
70
2462
(2)X
72
2486
(2)X
80
2767
36-3/4"
4170
(3)H
42-3/4"
4910
(2)H
46-3/4"
5250
(2)H
46-3/4"
6090
(2)H
52-3/4"
6900
(2)H
52-3/4"
7050
(2)H
60-3/4"
7920
(2)H
68-3/4"
8830
(2)H
70-3/4"
10310
(2)H
76-3/4"
10780
(2)H
90-3/4"
12380
(2)X
90-3/4"
12500
(2)X
104-3/4"
13910
(2)X
25
938
40-5/8"
4720
(2)H
24
1052
40-5/8"
5290
(3)H
29
1096
38-3/4"
5510
(2)H
27
1156
44-5/8"
5810
(2)H
32
1201
40-3/4"
6040
(2)H
29
1257
38-3/4"
6320
(2)H
35
1332
40-3/4"
6700
(2)H
32
1409
36-3/4"
7090
(2)H
38
1479
46-3/4"
7440
(2)H
37
1683
46-3/4"
8460
(2)H
42
1673
52-3/4"
8410
(2)H
39
1718
46-3/4"
8640
(2)H
48
1908
60-3/4"
9590
(2)H
45
1987
52-3/4"
9990
(2)H
52
1973
60-3/4"
9920
(2)H
51
2229
60-3/4"
11210
(2)H
55
2203
60-3/4"
11080
(2)H
53
2366
54-3/4"
11900
(2)H
63
2495
70-3/4"
12540
(2)H
57
2561
60-3/4"
12880
(2)H
66
2644
76-3/4"
13290
(2)X
66
2935
70-3/4"
14760
(2)X
74
2982
90-3/4"
14990
(2)X
67
2960
70-3/4"
14880
(2)X
75
3008
90-3/4"
15120
(2)X
77
3459
90-3/4"
17390
(2)X
125
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
BEARING HEIGHT

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
1.5
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
3.25
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
Wt(plf)
10.0
138
36-3/8"
11.5
168
34-1/2"
13.2
195
34-1/2"
15.7
229
44-1/2"
17.9
253
48-1/2"
21
291
40-5/8"
23
304
44-5/8"
25
340
46-5/8"
31
481
52-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
885
1070
1240
1470
1620
1860
1940
2170
3070
Bridging
(4)X
9.8
(4)X
11.3
(4)X
14.0
(4)X
15.6
(4)X
18.1
(4)X
19.9
(4)X
22
(4)X
25
(3)X
28
148
34-3/8"
183
34-1/2"
226
34-1/2"
253
40-1/2"
290
46-1/2"
312
52-1/2"
337
40-5/8"
391
48-5/8"
494
56-5/8"
W360(plf)
30
N-ds
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
32
34
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
947
1170
1450
1620
1850
2000
2160
2500
3160
Bridging
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(3)X
(3)X
Wt(plf)
9.9
10.9
12.7
14.3
16.9
18.9
21
24
27
W360(plf)
166
34-3/8"
1060
(4)X
196
34-1/2"
1250
(4)X
235
34-1/2"
1500
(4)X
261
36-1/2"
1670
(4)X
301
44-1/2"
1930
(4)X
331
46-1/2"
2120
(4)X
355
38-5/8"
2270
(4)X
412
42-5/8"
2630
(4)X
533
42-3/4"
3410
(3)X
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
36
Wt(plf)
9.1
10.8
12.4
14.9
16.0
18.9
20
23
26
W360(plf)
170
216
249
299
317
369
396
438
585
N-ds
34-3/8"
1090
(4)X
40-3/8"
1380
(4)X
34-1/2"
1590
(4)X
36-1/2"
1910
(4)X
40-1/2"
2020
(4)X
46-1/2"
2360
(4)X
38-5/8"
2530
(4)X
40-5/8"
2800
(4)X
52-5/8"
3740
(3)X
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
65
38
Wt(plf)
9.3
10.5
11.7
13.8
16.2
18.0
19.7
22
26
W360(plf)
189
224
259
305
351
382
413
463
617
N-ds
34-3/8"
1210
(4)X
38-3/8"
1430
(4)X
46-3/8"
1660
(4)X
34-1/2"
1950
(4)X
40-1/2"
2240
(4)X
42-1/2"
2440
(4)X
34-5/8"
2640
(4)X
36-5/8"
2960
(4)X
38-3/4"
3950
(3)X
9.0
193
10.4
236
12.7
293
14.0
327
15.6
367
18.3
424
20.0
465
22
516
25
669
34-3/8"
1240
(4)X
36-3/8"
1510
(4)X
46-3/8"
1870
(4)X
34-1/2"
2090
(4)X
34-1/2"
2350
(4)X
34-5/8"
2710
(4)X
34-5/8"
2970
(4)X
38-5/8"
3300
(3)X
48-5/8"
4270
(3)X
8.8
217
10.7
271
11.8
320
14.2
377
16.2
427
17.8
481
18.9
512
20
565
23
712
34-3/8"
1390
(4)X
34-3/8"
1730
(4)X
40-3/8"
2050
(4)X
34-1/2"
2410
(4)X
34-1/2"
2730
(4)X
38-1/2"
3070
(3)X
42-1/2"
3270
(3)X
46-1/2"
3610
(3)X
40-5/8"
4550
(3)X
9.4
240
34-3/8"
1540
(3)X
9.5
252
34-3/8"
1610
(3)X
11.4
300
34-3/8"
1920
(3)X
10.3
314
34-3/8"
2010
(3)X
13.8
366
34-1/2"
2340
(3)X
11.5
384
36-3/8"
2450
(3)X
14.8
425
34-1/2"
2720
(3)X
13.1
435
34-1/2"
2780
(3)X
15.9
473
34-1/2"
3020
(3)X
15.1
509
34-1/2"
3260
(3)X
18.1
537
34-1/2"
3440
(3)X
17.2
578
34-1/2"
3690
(3)X
19.6
579
38-1/2"
3700
(3)X
17.8
606
34-1/2"
3870
(3)X
21
640
34-3/4"
4090
(3)X
18.7
660
38-1/2"
4220
(3)X
26
860
34-3/4"
5500
(2)X
22
868
38-5/8"
5550
(3)X
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
40
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
44
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
48
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
52
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
126

2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3.25
5
3.25
5.5
3.25
6
3.25
7
3.25
7.5
3.25
8
3.25
9
3.25
10
3.25
11
3.25
12
3.5
13
3.5
14
3.5
15
4200
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
3900
36
41
45
50
52
60
63
71
79
89
93
567
637
696
802
825
943
979
1095
1270
1428
1515
60-3/4"
3620
66-3/4"
4070
74-3/4"
4450
78-3/4"
5130
78-3/4"
5270
100-3/4"
6030
100-3/4"
6260
116-3/4"
7000
116-3/4"
8120
142-3/4"
9130
142-3/4"
9690
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
32
576
36
653
41
732
45
827
52
933
56
986
62
1108
70
1240
74
1347
80
1457
92
1711
93
1733
66-5/8"
60-3/4"
66-3/4"
66-3/4"
78-3/4"
86-3/4"
100-3/4"
116-3/4"
102-3/4"
116-3/4"
142-3/4"
142-3/4"
3680
(3)X
4170
(3)X
4680
(3)X
5290
(3)X
5960
(3)X
6310
(2)X
7080
(2)X
7920
(2)X
8610
(2)X
9310
(2)X
10940
(2)X
11080
(2)X
33
38
42
44
48
54
63
66
75
80
93
96
97
656
747
836
886
965
1076
1243
1297
1508
1632
1916
1974
1997
52-3/4"
4200
(3)X
58-3/4"
4770
(3)X
66-3/4"
5340
(3)X
60-3/4"
5660
(2)X
66-3/4"
6170
(2)X
78-3/4"
6880
(2)X
100-3/4"
7950
(2)X
100-3/4"
8290
(2)X
102-3/4"
9640
(2)X
116-3/4"
10430
(2)X
142-3/4"
12250
(2)X
142-3/4"
12620
(2)X
142-3/4"
12760
(2)X
32
719
36
814
38
844
43
973
48
1074
54
1197
58
1276
66
1445
74
1676
75
1701
84
1913
93
2156
97
2219
66-5/8"
4590
(3)X
60-3/4"
5210
(3)X
58-3/4"
5390
(3)X
60-3/4"
6220
(3)X
66-3/4"
6860
(2)X
78-3/4"
7650
(2)X
86-3/4"
8160
(2)X
100-3/4"
9230
(2)X
102-3/4"
10710
(2)X
102-3/4"
10880
(2)X
116-3/4"
12230
(2)X
142-3/4"
13780
(2)X
142-3/4"
14190
(2)X
31
739
35
836
39
948
44
1088
46
1115
51
1218
57
1369
66
1597
71
1721
76
1878
85
2110
88
2168
97
2449
46-3/4"
4730
50-3/4"
5340
58-3/4"
6060
60-3/4"
6960
60-3/4"
7130
66-3/4"
7780
78-3/4"
8750
100-3/4"
10210
88-3/4"
11000
102-3/4"
12000
116-3/4"
13490
116-3/4"
13860
142-3/4"
15650
(3)X
29
756
(3)X
33
901
(3)X
38
1024
(2)X
40
1085
(2)X
44
1207
(2)X
50
1337
(2)X
57
1503
(2)X
61
1612
(2)X
67
1840
(2)X
71
1914
(2)X
80
2165
(2)X
84
2340
(2)X
88
2402
52-5/8"
4840
52-3/4"
5760
58-3/4"
6540
52-3/4"
6930
60-3/4"
7720
66-3/4"
8550
78-3/4"
9610
86-3/4"
10310
88-3/4"
11760
88-3/4"
12230
102-3/4"
13840
116-3/4"
14960
116-3/4"
15350
(3)X
27
(3)X
31
(3)X
35
(3)X
40
(2)X
41
(2)X
46
(2)X
51
(2)X
59
(2)X
62
(2)X
71
(2)X
72
(2)X
80
(2)X
86
841
975
1102
1283
1312
1463
1612
1851
1998
2262
2321
2585
2792
48-5/8"
5380
(3)X
28
950
46-3/4"
6230
(3)X
32
1106
50-3/4"
7050
(3)X
35
1198
52-3/4"
8200
(3)X
38
1364
52-3/4"
8390
(2)X
44
1566
60-3/4"
9350
(2)X
46
1599
66-3/4"
10300
(2)X
52
1812
78-3/4"
11830
(2)X
56
1968
74-3/4"
12770
(2)X
63
2291
88-3/4"
14460
(2)X
66
2401
88-3/4"
14840
(2)X
74
2746
102-3/4"
16520
(2)X
78
2814
116-3/4"
17840
(2)X
83
3070
34-3/4"
6070
(2)X
25
982
34-3/4"
6280
(3)X
40-3/4"
7070
(2)X
29
1145
38-3/4"
7320
(2)X
44-3/4"
7660
(2)X
32
1258
40-3/4"
8040
(2)X
46-3/4"
8720
(2)X
37
1535
46-3/4"
9810
(2)X
52-3/4"
10010
(2)X
39
1569
46-3/4"
10030
(2)X
52-3/4"
10220
(2)X
43
1774
52-3/4"
11340
(2)X
60-3/4"
11580
(2)X
49
1996
60-3/4"
12760
(2)X
66-3/4"
12580
(2)X
56
2246
66-3/4"
14360
(2)X
68-3/4"
14650
(2)X
57
2330
60-3/4"
14890
(2)X
74-3/4"
15350
(2)X
65
2639
68-3/4"
16870
(2)X
88-3/4"
17550
(2)X
69
2796
74-3/4"
17870
(2)X
88-3/4"
17990
(2)X
77
3155
88-3/4"
20170
(2)X
102-3/4"
19620
(2)X
78
3181
88-3/4"
20330
(2)X
127
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LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
BEARING HEIGHT

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
32
hr (in.)
1.5
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3.5
3.25
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
11.2
134
13.3
172
15.5
203
17.8
230
19.3
247
22
277
25
299
27
329
31
437
N-ds
38-3/8"
36-1/2"
40-1/2"
48-1/2"
52-1/2"
44-5/8"
46-5/8"
52-5/8"
52-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
1070
1370
1620
1840
1970
2210
2390
2620
3490
Bridging
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
Wt(plf)
N-ds
10.7
143
36-3/8"
12.6
182
48-3/8"
15.0
215
36-1/2"
16.9
242
44-1/2"
18.4
262
46-1/2"
22
298
40-5/8"
24
320
42-5/8"
27
370
52-5/8"
32
499
66-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
1140
1460
1720
1930
2090
2380
2550
2950
3980
Bridging
(4)X
10.8
(4)X
12.4
(4)X
14.3
(4)X
16.0
(4)X
18.4
(4)X
20
(4)X
23
(4)X
26
(3)X
31
W360(plf)
34
Wt(plf)
36
W360(plf)
159
193
228
255
292
315
352
395
547
N-ds
36-3/8"
1270
(4)X
46-3/8"
1540
(4)X
36-1/2"
1820
(4)X
40-1/2"
2030
(4)X
46-1/2"
2330
(4)X
52-1/2"
2520
(4)X
42-5/8"
2810
(4)X
48-5/8"
3150
(4)X
52-3/4"
4370
(4)X
10.0
165
12.0
206
13.8
240
16.7
289
18.4
313
22
366
23
383
24
416
29
557
Bridging
36-3/8"
1320
(5)X
42-3/8"
1650
(4)X
36-1/2"
1910
(4)X
38-1/2"
2310
(4)X
36-5/8"
2500
(4)X
38-5/8"
2920
(3)X
42-5/8"
3060
(3)X
44-5/8"
3320
(3)X
46-3/4"
4450
(3)X
Wt(plf)
10.1
11.4
13.9
15.3
17.4
19.3
21
24
28
W360(plf)
182
36-3/8"
1450
(4)X
214
36-1/2"
1710
(4)X
264
36-1/2"
2110
(4)X
294
36-1/2"
2350
(4)X
334
42-1/2"
2670
(4)X
363
46-1/2"
2900
(4)X
394
36-5/8"
3150
(4)X
458
44-5/8"
3660
(3)X
582
42-3/4"
4650
(3)X
Wt(plf)
9.6
11.0
13.1
14.8
16.6
18.6
21
24
26
W360(plf)
201
36-3/8"
1610
(4)X
240
38-3/8"
1920
(4)X
297
48-3/8"
2370
(4)X
333
36-1/2"
2660
(4)X
376
38-1/2"
3000
(4)X
409
36-5/8"
3270
(4)X
449
36-5/8"
3580
(4)X
522
42-5/8"
4170
(3)X
652
38-3/4"
5200
(3)X
Wt(plf)
9.6
11.1
13.1
15.2
17.1
18.2
20.0
22
25
W360(plf)
220
36-3/8"
1760
(4)X
10.2
243
36-3/8"
1940
(4)X
12.2
300
36-3/8"
2400
(3)X
272
36-3/8"
2170
(4)X
13.1
309
36-3/8"
2460
(4)X
12.8
323
36-3/8"
2580
(3)X
323
36-1/2"
2580
(4)X
14.1
365
36-1/2"
2910
(3)X
14.0
388
38-3/8"
3100
(3)X
380
36-1/2"
3040
(4)X
15.3
420
36-1/2"
3350
(3)X
15.4
453
36-1/2"
3620
(3)X
429
36-1/2"
3430
(3)X
17.4
476
36-1/2"
3800
(3)X
16.6
504
36-1/2"
4020
(3)X
457
38-1/2"
3650
(3)X
19.6
543
38-1/2"
4340
(3)X
17.8
562
36-1/2"
4490
(3)X
521
46-1/2"
4160
(3)X
22
594
36-5/8"
4740
(3)X
18.8
598
38-1/2"
4780
(3)X
584
38-5/8"
4660
(3)X
23
657
36-5/8"
5240
(3)X
21
666
36-5/8"
5310
(3)X
720
36-3/4"
5740
(3)X
26
804
34-3/4"
6420
(3)X
25
885
34-3/4"
7060
(3)X
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
38
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
70
40
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
44
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
48
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
52
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
56
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
128

2 1/2"
5"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3.25
5
3.25
5.5
3.25
6
3.25
7
3.25
7.5
7 1/2"
2
2
2
3.25
8
3.25
9
3.25
10
3.25
11
3.25
12
3.5
13
3.5
14
3.5
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
3600
36
41
49
52
60
62
70
79
88
92
515
579
683
740
846
870
976
1087
1273
1328
60-3/4"
4110
66-3/4"
4620
84-3/4"
5450
76-3/4"
5910
98-3/4"
6750
98-3/4"
6950
114-3/4"
7790
130-3/4"
8680
140-3/4"
10170
140-3/4"
10610
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
(2)X
36
579
42
662
47
721
52
831
57
880
63
978
71
1097
80
1222
81
1292
94
1490
97
1567
60-3/4"
66-3/4"
74-3/4"
76-3/4"
84-3/4"
98-3/4"
114-3/4"
130-3/4"
114-3/4"
140-3/4"
140-3/4"
4620
(3)X
5280
(3)X
5760
(3)X
6630
(3)X
7020
(3)X
7810
(3)X
8760
(2)X
9750
(2)X
10310
(2)X
11900
(2)X
12510
(2)X
36
41
45
48
54
58
66
75
80
92
94
645
724
794
854
953
1007
1142
1280
1438
1660
1716
60-3/4"
5150
(3)X
66-3/4"
5780
(3)X
74-3/4"
6340
(3)X
66-3/4"
6820
(3)X
76-3/4"
7610
(3)X
84-3/4"
8040
(3)X
98-3/4"
9120
(2)X
114-3/4"
10220
(2)X
114-3/4"
11480
(2)X
140-3/4"
13250
(2)X
140-3/4"
13700
(2)X
33
651
38
741
43
830
47
932
52
1038
54
1068
65
1265
71
1383
75
1493
84
1652
93
1897
97
1954
52-3/4"
5200
(3)X
58-3/4"
5920
(3)X
66-3/4"
6630
(3)X
66-3/4"
7440
(3)X
76-3/4"
8290
(3)X
76-3/4"
8520
(3)X
98-3/4"
10100
(2)X
114-3/4"
11040
(2)X
100-3/4"
11920
(2)X
114-3/4"
13190
(2)X
140-3/4"
15140
(2)X
140-3/4"
15600
(2)X
33
717
38
816
43
914
46
978
50
1069
56
1191
66
1393
70
1453
76
1641
84
1816
94
2084
97
2148
102
2222
52-3/4"
5720
58-3/4"
6510
66-3/4"
7290
60-3/4"
7810
66-3/4"
8540
76-3/4"
9510
98-3/4"
11120
98-3/4"
11600
100-3/4"
13100
114-3/4"
14500
140-3/4"
16640
140-3/4"
17150
140-3/4"
17740
(3)X
31
781
(3)X
35
883
(3)X
40
1003
(3)X
45
1148
(3)X
50
1273
(3)X
52
1286
(2)X
59
1478
(2)X
67
1690
(2)X
71
1813
(2)X
80
2021
(2)X
85
2221
(2)X
89
2283
(2)X
102
2640
46-3/4"
6230
50-3/4"
7050
58-3/4"
8000
60-3/4"
9160
66-3/4"
10160
66-3/4"
10270
76-3/4"
11800
98-3/4"
13490
86-3/4"
14470
100-3/4"
16130
114-3/4"
17730
114-3/4"
18220
140-3/4"
21070
(3)X
30
(3)X
35
(3)X
37
(2)X
42
(2)X
46
(2)X
51
(2)X
57
(2)X
61
(2)X
71
(2)X
72
(2)X
81
(2)X
86
(2)X
89
862
42-3/4"
6880
(3)X
31
956
38-3/4"
1031
50-3/4"
8230
(3)X
35
1108
44-3/4"
1062
50-3/4"
8480
(3)X
38
1234
50-3/4"
1230
52-3/4"
9820
(2)X
44
1451
52-3/4"
1372
60-3/4"
10950
(2)X
46
1483
52-3/4"
1501
66-3/4"
11980
(2)X
52
1668
60-3/4"
1687
76-3/4"
13470
(2)X
55
1815
66-3/4"
1753
76-3/4"
14000
(2)X
63
2060
76-3/4"
2112
86-3/4"
16860
(2)X
64
2140
68-3/4"
2140
86-3/4"
17080
(2)X
75
2503
86-3/4"
2419
100-3/4"
19310
(2)X
78
2604
86-3/4"
2614
114-3/4"
20870
(2)X
83
2842
100-3/4"
2685
114-3/4"
21430
(2)X
88
3073
114-3/4"
7630
(3)X
28
8850
(2)X
32
9850
(2)X
35
11580
(2)X
39
11840
(2)X
44
13310
(2)X
46
14490
(2)X
52
16450
(2)X
58
17080
(2)X
66
19990
(2)X
69
20790
(2)X
77
22690
(2)X
79
24530
(2)X
85
990
36-3/4"
7900
(3)X
1153
40-3/4"
9200
(3)X
1254
44-3/4"
10010
(3)X
1441
46-3/4"
11500
(2)X
1630
52-3/4"
13010
(2)X
1669
52-3/4"
13320
(2)X
1876
60-3/4"
14970
(2)X
2082
66-3/4"
16620
(2)X
2415
68-3/4"
19280
(2)X
2531
72-3/4"
20210
(2)X
2893
86-3/4"
23100
(2)X
2920
86-3/4"
23310
(2)X
3235
100-3/4"
25830
(2)X
129
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LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
BEARING HEIGHT

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
1.5
1.5
1.5
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
3.25
3
3.25
3.5
3.25
4
300
11.6
400
14.3
500
16.0
600
18.6
700
22
800
25
900
26
1000
30
1200
35
N-ds
131
40-3/8"
168
38-1/2"
188
38-1/2"
217
46-1/2"
245
40-5/8"
278
48-5/8"
323
54-5/8"
383
64-5/8"
443
76-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
1280
1650
1840
2130
2410
2730
3170
3760
4350
Bridging
W360(plf)
(5)X
11.4
152
(5)X
13.2
186
(5)X
15.0
218
(5)X
16.9
245
(5)X
20.0
286
(4)X
23
309
(4)X
24
377
(4)X
26
416
(3)X
32
503
TL
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
34
Wt(plf)
38
N-ds
38-3/8"
38-1/2"
38-1/2"
44-1/2"
52-1/2"
40-5/8"
50-5/8"
52-5/8"
66-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
1490
1830
2140
2400
2800
3030
3700
4090
4940
Bridging
(5)X
11.2
159
(5)X
13.3
203
(5)X
15.3
240
(5)X
17.1
270
(4)X
19.3
297
(4)X
22
337
(4)X
25
415
(4)X
27
459
(3)X
33
554
38-3/8"
1560
(4)X
48-3/8"
1990
(4)X
38-1/2"
2360
(4)X
44-1/2"
2650
(4)X
46-1/2"
2920
(4)X
40-5/8"
3310
(4)X
50-5/8"
4080
(4)X
52-5/8"
4500
(4)X
66-5/8"
5440
(3)X
11.1
174
12.6
212
14.6
250
16.4
282
19.4
330
22
358
23
432
25
474
30
558
38-3/8"
1710
(4)X
46-3/8"
2080
(4)X
38-1/2"
2450
(4)X
38-1/2"
2770
(4)X
38-5/8"
3240
(4)X
38-5/8"
3520
(4)X
46-5/8"
4240
(4)X
48-5/8"
4650
(4)X
56-5/8"
5480
(3)X
W360(plf)
10.7
180
13.2
228
15.6
268
17.8
319
18.8
340
22
396
23
453
27
530
30
608
N-ds
38-3/8"
38-1/2"
38-1/2"
38-1/2"
42-1/2"
38-5/8"
40-5/8"
48-5/8"
56-5/8"
Ieff(in4)
1760
(4)X
2240
(4)X
2630
(4)X
3130
(4)X
3330
(4)X
3890
(4)X
4450
(4)X
5210
(3)X
5970
(3)X
10.5
196
38-3/8"
12.1
249
40-3/8"
13.5
286
48-3/8"
15.7
338
38-1/2"
18.5
390
42-1/2"
20
427
38-5/8"
23
525
42-5/8"
25
573
44-5/8"
29
676
52-5/8"
1920
(4)X
2450
(4)X
2800
(4)X
3320
(4)X
3830
(4)X
4200
(4)X
5150
(3)X
5630
(3)X
6640
(3)X
10.2
211
11.6
270
14.0
323
16.8
389
18.2
435
19.2
462
21
566
23
627
27
733
38-3/8"
2070
(4)X
12.2
248
38-3/8"
2440
(3)X
38-3/8"
2650
(4)X
13.5
306
38-3/8"
3010
(3)X
38-1/2"
3170
(4)X
14.8
360
38-1/2"
3530
(3)X
38-1/2"
3820
(4)X
17.0
424
38-1/2"
4160
(3)X
38-1/2"
4270
(3)X
19.0
479
38-1/2"
4710
(3)X
42-1/2"
4540
(3)X
21
524
38-1/2"
5140
(3)X
38-5/8"
5550
(3)X
23
616
34-5/8"
6050
(3)X
40-5/8"
6160
(3)X
24
682
38-5/8"
6690
(3)X
48-5/8"
7190
(3)X
29
811
34-3/4"
7960
(3)X
12.4
280
38-3/8"
2750
(3)X
13.3
326
38-3/8"
3200
(3)X
14.6
387
40-3/8"
3800
(3)X
16.0
445
38-1/2"
4370
(3)X
17.2
496
38-1/2"
4870
(3)X
18.8
558
38-1/2"
5480
(3)X
21
667
34-5/8"
6550
(3)X
23
746
36-5/8"
7320
(3)X
26
836
40-5/8"
8210
(3)X
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
40
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
42
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
75
44
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
48
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
52
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
56
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
60
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
130

2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3.25
5
3.25
5.5
3.25
6
3.25
7
3.25
7.5
3.25
8
3.25
9
3.25
10
3.25
11
3.25
12
3.5
13
3.5
14
3.5
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
40
45
50
59
61
67
75
88
92
3600
520
570
635
750
775
852
949
1101
1194
66-3/4"
5110
74-3/4"
5600
84-3/4"
6230
96-3/4"
7370
96-3/4"
7610
112-3/4"
8360
126-3/4"
9320
156-3/4"
10810
138-3/4"
11720
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
38
42
47
52
57
63
71
80
92
93
595
58-3/4"
668
66-3/4"
728
74-3/4"
838
74-3/4"
888
82-3/4"
988
96-3/4"
1108
112-3/4"
1234
126-3/4"
1475
138-3/4"
1500
138-3/4"
5850
6550
7150
8220
8720
9700
10880
12120
14480
14730
(3)X
38
(3)X
43
(3)X
48
(3)X
54
(3)X
57
(3)X
66
(3)X
75
(2)X
81
(2)X
85
(2)X
97
102
656
736
815
938
964
1115
1253
1361
1463
1680
1774
58-3/4"
6440
(3)X
66-3/4"
7230
(3)X
74-3/4"
8000
(3)X
74-3/4"
9210
(3)X
74-3/4"
9460
(3)X
96-3/4"
10950
(2)X
112-3/4"
12310
(2)X
126-3/4"
13370
(2)X
110-3/4"
14360
(2)X
138-3/4"
16490
(2)X
138-3/4"
17420
(2)X
36
705
42
807
44
830
49
933
54
1041
59
1101
67
1250
75
1402
84
1602
93
1809
97
1900
60-3/4"
6920
(3)X
66-3/4"
7920
(3)X
66-3/4"
8150
(3)X
66-3/4"
9160
(3)X
74-3/4"
10230
(3)X
82-3/4"
10810
(3)X
96-3/4"
12270
(2)X
112-3/4"
13760
(2)X
110-3/4"
15730
(2)X
138-3/4"
17760
(2)X
138-3/4"
18660
(2)X
35
714
40
811
44
905
48
1017
54
1135
56
1164
66
1363
75
1529
76
1601
84
1772
94
2034
97
2096
50-3/4"
7010
58-3/4"
7970
66-3/4"
8890
66-3/4"
9990
74-3/4"
11150
74-3/4"
11430
96-3/4"
13380
112-3/4"
15010
98-3/4"
15720
110-3/4"
17400
138-3/4"
19970
138-3/4"
20580
(3)X
35
837
(3)X
40
951
(3)X
42
977
(3)X
47
1119
(3)X
52
1224
(3)X
57
1364
(2)X
63
1470
(2)X
72
1668
(2)X
80
1913
(2)X
86
2073
(2)X
89
2167
(2)X
102
2508
104
2536
50-3/4"
8220
58-3/4"
9340
58-3/4"
9590
60-3/4"
10980
66-3/4"
12020
74-3/4"
13400
82-3/4"
14430
96-3/4"
16380
98-3/4"
18790
110-3/4"
20360
110-3/4"
21280
138-3/4"
24620
138-3/4"
24900
(3)X
32
(3)X
36
(3)X
40
(3)X
46
(3)X
48
(3)X
53
(2)X
60
(2)X
71
(2)X
72
(2)X
81
(2)X
88
(2)X
89
(2)X
103
865
46-3/4"
8490
979
50-3/4"
9610
1112
58-3/4"
10920
1288
60-3/4"
12650
1322
60-3/4"
12980
1445
66-3/4"
14190
1639
74-3/4"
16100
1925
96-3/4"
18900
2003
84-3/4"
19670
2234
98-3/4"
21930
2493
110-3/4"
24480
2521
110-3/4"
24750
2917
138-3/4"
28650
(3)X
33
960
40-3/4"
9420
(3)X
30
977
38-3/4"
9590
(3)X
(3)X
38
1145
50-3/4"
11250
(2)X
34
1137
44-3/4"
11160
(3)X
(3)X
40
1174
50-3/4"
11530
(2)X
38
1284
50-3/4"
12610
(3)X
(3)X
46
1379
52-3/4"
13540
(2)X
44
1504
52-3/4"
14770
(2)X
(2)X
52
1552
60-3/4"
15240
(2)X
46
1542
52-3/4"
15140
(2)X
(2)X
53
1566
60-3/4"
15380
(2)X
52
1720
60-3/4"
16890
(2)X
(2)X
63
1907
74-3/4"
18720
(2)X
57
1914
66-3/4"
18790
(2)X
(2)X
64
1936
74-3/4"
19010
(2)X
66
2172
74-3/4"
21330
(2)X
(2)X
75
2320
84-3/4"
22780
(2)X
69
2330
72-3/4"
22870
(2)X
(2)X
78
2385
84-3/4"
23420
(2)X
78
2631
84-3/4"
25840
(2)X
(2)X
83
2641
98-3/4"
25930
(2)X
79
2693
84-3/4"
26450
(2)X
(2)X
89
2857
110-3/4"
28050
(2)X
86
2985
98-3/4"
29320
(2)X
(2)X
94
2948
110-3/4"
28950
(2)X
95
3300
110-3/4"
32410
(2)X
131
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
BEARING HEIGHT

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
3.25
3
3.25
3
3.25
3.5
3.25
4
TL
Wt(plf)
38
236
249
308
351
398
462
52-1/2"
40-5/8"
48-5/8"
56-5/8"
52-3/4"
60-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
1680
2050
2470
2810
2970
3670
4190
4750
5500
Bridging
(5)X
12.4
(5)X
14.2
(5)X
16.3
(5)X
19.6
(5)X
23
(5)X
24
(4)X
26
(4)X
29
(4)X
36
149
40-3/8"
1770
180
40-1/2"
2140
213
40-1/2"
2530
251
40-5/8"
2990
286
42-5/8"
3400
338
44-5/8"
4030
364
54-5/8"
4330
405
46-3/4"
4830
510
60-3/4"
6070
N-ds
Bridging
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
Wt(plf)
12.3
162
14.3
197
16.4
234
18.7
266
21
290
23
353
27
404
29
444
34
512
40-3/8"
1930
(5)X
11.6
40-1/2"
2350
(5)X
13.3
40-1/2"
2780
(5)X
16.0
46-1/2"
3170
(5)X
19.0
40-5/8"
3460
(5)X
21
44-5/8"
4210
(5)X
22
52-5/8"
4820
(4)X
25
46-3/4"
5300
(4)X
27
52-3/4"
6100
(3)X
32
N-ds
W360(plf)
166
203
244
284
321
382
411
454
549
N-ds
40-3/8"
1980
(5)X
40-1/2"
2420
(5)X
40-1/2"
2900
(5)X
42-1/2"
3380
(5)X
52-1/2"
3830
(4)X
62-1/2"
4560
(4)X
50-5/8"
4900
(4)X
52-5/8"
5410
(4)X
66-5/8"
6550
(3)X
11.4
173
13.4
221
15.4
259
17.3
292
19.5
321
22
399
25
447
28
500
34
607
Bridging
40-3/8"
2060
(5)X
40-1/2"
2640
(5)X
40-1/2"
3090
(5)X
44-1/2"
3480
(5)X
46-1/2"
3830
(5)X
40-5/8"
4750
(4)X
50-5/8"
5320
(4)X
42-3/4"
5960
(4)X
52-3/4"
7240
(3)X
Ieff(in4)
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Wt(plf)
11.4
14.1
16.3
17.9
20.0
22
25
29
33
W360(plf)
187
234
277
312
356
436
471
550
657
N-ds
W360(plf)
40-3/8"
2230
(4)X
12.7
210
40-1/2"
2780
(4)X
14.3
262
40-1/2"
3300
(4)X
15.8
304
40-1/2"
3720
(4)X
18.6
349
46-1/2"
4250
(4)X
22
407
42-5/8"
5200
(4)X
23
488
36-3/4"
5610
(4)X
25
524
38-3/4"
6560
(3)X
27
574
52-3/4"
7830
(3)X
32
709
N-ds
40-3/8"
42-3/8"
40-1/2"
40-1/2"
42-1/2"
38-5/8"
40-5/8"
36-3/4"
44-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
2500
(4)X
12.6
3130
(4)X
14.2
3620
(4)X
15.6
4160
(4)X
17.6
4850
(3)X
18.4
5820
(3)X
20
6240
(3)X
23
6840
(3)X
25
8450
(3)X
30
222
40-3/8"
2650
(4)X
12.5
234
40-3/8"
2790
(4)X
286
40-3/8"
3410
(4)X
13.9
303
40-3/8"
3610
(4)X
330
40-1/2"
3930
(4)X
16.0
359
40-1/2"
4280
(4)X
389
40-1/2"
4640
(4)X
18.4
428
40-1/2"
5090
(4)X
414
40-1/2"
4940
(4)X
21
495
40-1/2"
5900
(3)X
498
34-5/8"
5930
(4)X
22
581
34-5/8"
6920
(3)X
575
42-5/8"
6850
(4)X
24
629
38-5/8"
7500
(3)X
637
36-3/4"
7590
(4)X
27
699
34-3/4"
8330
(3)X
753
42-3/4"
8970
(3)X
32
822
38-3/4"
9800
(3)X
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
60
1200
36
207
Bridging
56
1000
31
42-1/2"
Wt(plf)
52
900
28
172
Bridging
48
800
24
40-1/2"
Ieff(in4)
46
700
22
141
W360(plf)
80
600
20
42-3/8"
Ieff(in4)
44
500
17.4
N-ds
W360(plf)
42
400
14.6
W360(plf)
Wt(plf)
40
300
12.6
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
132

2 1/2"
5"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3.25
5
3.25
5.5
3.25
6
3.25
7
3.25
7.5
7 1/2"
2
2
2
3.5
8
3.5
9
3.5
10
3.5
11
3.5
12
3.5
13
4
14
4
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
3000
3300
41
50
52
61
63
71
80
92
94
3600
532
639
661
783
806
912
1019
1179
1243
66-3/4"
6340
84-3/4"
7620
84-3/4"
7870
94-3/4"
9330
94-3/4"
9610
110-3/4"
10870
124-3/4"
12140
154-3/4"
14050
136-3/4"
14810
(4)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
41
46
52
56
63
70
79
89
93
587
66-3/4"
645
74-3/4"
729
84-3/4"
799
80-3/4"
890
94-3/4"
1007
110-3/4"
1124
124-3/4"
1271
154-3/4"
1370
136-3/4"
7000
7680
8690
9530
10600
12000
13400
15140
16320
(3)X
41
(3)X
47
(3)X
52
(3)X
55
(3)X
64
(3)X
67
(3)X
75
(3)X
84
(3)X
94
98
644
718
801
852
977
1031
1159
1287
1501
1552
66-3/4"
7680
(3)X
74-3/4"
8550
(3)X
84-3/4"
9550
(3)X
74-3/4"
10150
(3)X
94-3/4"
11640
(3)X
94-3/4"
12290
(3)X
110-3/4"
13810
(3)X
124-3/4"
15330
(3)X
136-3/4"
17890
(3)X
136-3/4"
18500
(2)X
38
650
43
729
49
809
54
930
58
985
66
1126
75
1266
80
1375
93
1637
97
1693
58-3/4"
7750
(3)X
66-3/4"
8690
(3)X
74-3/4"
9640
(3)X
74-3/4"
11080
(3)X
80-3/4"
11740
(3)X
94-3/4"
13420
(3)X
110-3/4"
15090
(3)X
124-3/4"
16380
(3)X
136-3/4"
19510
(3)X
136-3/4"
20180
(2)X
38
707
43
793
49
879
55
1011
57
1038
67
1224
75
1376
81
1494
86
1598
97
1838
103
1906
58-3/4"
8420
66-3/4"
9450
74-3/4"
10480
74-3/4"
12040
74-3/4"
12370
94-3/4"
14590
110-3/4"
16400
124-3/4"
17810
110-3/4"
19050
136-3/4"
21910
136-3/4"
22710
(3)X
38
765
(3)X
43
858
(3)X
45
883
(3)X
51
1007
(3)X
56
1123
(3)X
61
1218
(3)X
67
1352
(3)X
76
1517
(3)X
84
1727
(2)X
94
1953
(2)X
97
2016
58-3/4"
9120
66-3/4"
10220
66-3/4"
10520
66-3/4"
12000
74-3/4"
13380
80-3/4"
14520
94-3/4"
16110
110-3/4"
18080
110-3/4"
20590
136-3/4"
23270
136-3/4"
24020
(3)X
38
828
(3)X
42
939
(3)X
47
1051
(3)X
52
1181
(3)X
58
1328
(2)X
59
1363
(2)X
69
1604
(2)X
78
1793
(2)X
82
1895
(2)X
87
2056
(2)X
97
2327
102
2478
103
2503
50-3/4"
9860
(3)X
36
58-3/4"
11190
(3)X
40
66-3/4"
12530
(3)X
42
66-3/4"
14070
(3)X
48
74-3/4"
15830
(2)X
54
74-3/4"
16250
(2)X
60
94-3/4"
19110
(2)X
63
110-3/4"
21370
(2)X
72
96-3/4"
22590
(2)X
81
110-3/4"
24500
(2)X
85
136-3/4"
27730
(2)X
90
136-3/4"
29530
(2)X
103
136-3/4"
29830
(2)X
105
918
50-3/4"
10940
(3)X
36
969
44-3/4"
11550
(3)X
1044
58-3/4"
12440
(3)X
40
1094
50-3/4"
13040
(3)X
1072
58-3/4"
12780
(3)X
45
1243
58-3/4"
14810
(3)X
1244
60-3/4"
14830
(3)X
52
1449
60-3/4"
17270
(2)X
1361
66-3/4"
16220
(3)X
53
1463
60-3/4"
17440
(2)X
1554
74-3/4"
18520
(2)X
56
1604
66-3/4"
19110
(2)X
1638
80-3/4"
19520
(2)X
64
1823
74-3/4"
21730
(2)X
1860
94-3/4"
22170
(2)X
70
1957
80-3/4"
23320
(2)X
2125
96-3/4"
25330
(2)X
78
2250
82-3/4"
26810
(2)X
2188
96-3/4"
26070
(2)X
83
2460
96-3/4"
29320
(2)X
2370
110-3/4"
28240
(2)X
85
2488
96-3/4"
29650
(2)X
2818
136-3/4"
33580
(2)X
93
2818
110-3/4"
33580
(2)X
2846
136-3/4"
33920
(2)X
103
3195
136-3/4"
38070
(2)X
133
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
BEARING HEIGHT

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
44
hr (in.)
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
3.25
3
3.25
3
3.25
3.5
3.25
4
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
Wt(plf)
13.9
16.4
20
21
24
27
32
36
W360(plf)
140
174
213
226
251
312
361
420
476
N-ds
46-3/8"
2370
46-1/2"
2950
46-1/2"
3610
46-5/8"
3840
46-5/8"
4270
52-5/8"
5300
52-3/4"
6120
60-3/4"
7130
Bridging
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(4)X
66-3/4"
8070
(4)X
Wt(plf)
13.9
152
16.3
189
18.3
214
21
248
24
272
26
335
29
363
33
419
518
46-3/8"
2590
46-1/2"
3210
46-1/2"
3640
52-1/2"
4200
60-1/2"
4610
54-5/8"
5690
46-3/4"
6150
52-3/4"
7120
(5)X
13.4
(5)X
16.0
(5)X
18.5
(5)X
21
(5)X
23
(4)X
27
(4)X
29
(4)X
34
158
46-3/8"
194
46-1/2"
233
46-1/2"
265
46-5/8"
284
46-5/8"
369
52-5/8"
393
46-3/4"
455
52-3/4"
3300
(5)X
15.4
3950
(5)X
18.0
4500
(5)X
20.0
4820
(5)X
23
6260
(4)X
25
6670
(4)X
28
7720
(4)X
33
8840
(4)X
Wt(plf)
2680
(5)X
13.0
W360(plf)
163
209
239
274
311
376
404
492
563
N-ds
46-3/8"
2760
(5)X
46-1/2"
3540
(5)X
46-1/2"
4060
(4)X
46-1/2"
4640
(4)X
46-5/8"
5280
(4)X
48-5/8"
6380
(4)X
42-3/4"
6850
(4)X
52-3/4"
8340
(4)X
W360(plf)
13.2
175
15.0
213
17.2
253
19.9
291
22
313
25
399
28
435
31
486
58-3/4"
9550
(4)X
38
N-ds
46-3/8"
46-1/2"
46-1/2"
46-1/2"
52-1/2"
50-5/8"
42-3/4"
46-3/4"
58-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
2980
(5)X
13.6
3610
(5)X
15.4
4280
(5)X
17.6
4940
(5)X
19.3
5320
(4)X
23
6770
(4)X
25
7370
(4)X
27
8240
(4)X
30
10280
(4)X
36
191
46-3/8"
236
48-3/8"
278
46-1/2"
316
46-1/2"
368
46-5/8"
440
44-5/8"
470
38-3/4"
528
42-3/4"
50-3/4"
3240
(4)X
13.5
4000
(4)X
15.1
4720
(4)X
17.7
5350
(4)X
21
6250
(4)X
24
7460
(4)X
25
7980
(4)X
28
8960
(4)X
31
10770
(4)X
38
207
46-3/8"
254
46-3/8"
304
46-1/2"
355
46-1/2"
409
46-1/2"
486
40-5/8"
519
36-3/4"
609
40-3/4"
50-3/4"
3520
(4)X
13.4
232
46-3/8"
3940
(4)X
16.9
279
46-3/8"
4740
(4)X
4310
(4)X
16.9
298
46-3/8"
5060
(4)X
18.0
334
46-3/8"
5670
(4)X
5150
(4)X
19.3
351
46-1/2"
5960
(4)X
19.4
387
48-3/8"
6570
(4)X
6020
(4)X
21
395
46-1/2"
6700
(4)X
21
434
46-1/2"
7370
(4)X
6940
(4)X
25
464
46-1/2"
7880
(3)X
23
493
46-1/2"
8360
(4)X
8240
(4)X
28
557
30-3/4"
9460
(3)X
24
574
34-5/8"
9740
(4)X
8810
(4)X
30
605
32-3/4"
10260
(3)X
25
622
38-5/8"
10550
(4)X
10330
(3)X
34
701
38-3/4"
11900
(3)X
29
730
36-3/4"
12390
(4)X
Ieff(in4)
W360(plf)
46
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
48
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
50
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
90
52
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
56
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
60
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
66
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
72
1200
41
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
134
41
66-3/4"
8790
(4)X
39
521
58-3/4"
38
606
635
740
12560
(3)X
37
809
44-3/4"
13730
(3)X
33
853
40-3/4"
14480
(3)X

2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3.25
5
3.25
5.5
3.25
6
3.25
7
3.25
7.5
3.5
8
3.5
9
3.5
10
3.5
11
3.5
12
3.5
13
4
14
4
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2700
47
53
63
71
72
80
94
3000
544
609
710
815
827
932
1082
74-3/4"
9240
84-3/4"
10330
102-3/4"
12050
106-3/4"
13830
106-3/4"
14040
120-3/4"
15810
150-3/4"
18350
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
46
585
52
663
57
707
63
811
71
901
80
1015
92
1178
94
1204
74-3/4"
84-3/4"
88-3/4"
90-3/4"
106-3/4"
120-3/4"
150-3/4"
150-3/4"
9930
(4)X
11250
(3)X
11990
(3)X
13760
(3)X
15290
(3)X
17230
(3)X
20000
(3)X
20430
(3)X
3300
3600
45
53
59
66
72
76
93
97
607
719
778
901
978
1035
1279
1329
66-3/4"
10290
(3)X
84-3/4"
12210
(3)X
88-3/4"
13200
(3)X
90-3/4"
15290
(3)X
106-3/4"
16590
(3)X
106-3/4"
17560
(3)X
150-3/4"
21700
(3)X
150-3/4"
22540
(2)X
43
647
49
719
55
805
63
951
67
988
75
1119
81
1218
94
1412
98
1501
66-3/4"
10980
(4)X
74-3/4"
12200
(3)X
84-3/4"
13650
(3)X
90-3/4"
16130
(3)X
90-3/4"
16760
(3)X
106-3/4"
18980
(3)X
120-3/4"
20670
(3)X
150-3/4"
23960
(3)X
132-3/4"
25470
(2)X
43
696
49
774
55
867
62
967
67
1063
76
1204
85
1341
95
1520
98
1614
66-3/4"
11820
74-3/4"
13140
84-3/4"
14710
80-3/4"
16410
90-3/4"
18040
106-3/4"
20440
120-3/4"
22750
150-3/4"
25790
132-3/4"
27390
(4)X
41
737
(3)X
46
835
(3)X
51
918
(3)X
58
1051
(3)X
63
1124
(3)X
72
1287
(3)X
77
1412
(3)X
86
1568
(2)X
97
1849
103
1921
58-3/4"
12510
66-3/4"
14180
74-3/4"
15570
74-3/4"
17830
80-3/4"
19070
90-3/4"
21840
106-3/4"
23960
120-3/4"
26610
132-3/4"
31380
132-3/4"
32590
(4)X
43
(3)X
48
(3)X
52
(3)X
59
(3)X
60
(3)X
71
(3)X
75
(3)X
81
(2)X
89
(2)X
98
103
858
58-3/4"
962
66-3/4"
1055
74-3/4"
1218
74-3/4"
1232
74-3/4"
1459
90-3/4"
1519
90-3/4"
1665
106-3/4"
1876
104-3/4"
2125
132-3/4"
2204
132-3/4"
14550
(3)X
43
16320
(3)X
49
17910
(3)X
53
20660
(3)X
59
20910
(3)X
66
24760
(3)X
67
25770
(3)X
77
28250
(3)X
83
31830
(2)X
89
36060
(2)X
95
37400
(2)X
104
110
943
50-3/4"
16010
(3)X
40
1053
50-3/4"
17870
(3)X
1080
58-3/4"
18320
(3)X
45
1194
58-3/4"
20270
(3)X
1195
66-3/4"
20280
(3)X
47
1229
58-3/4"
20850
(3)X
1352
66-3/4"
22940
(3)X
52
1400
60-3/4"
23760
(3)X
1521
74-3/4"
25810
(3)X
58
1549
66-3/4"
26290
(3)X
1558
74-3/4"
26430
(3)X
62
1727
74-3/4"
29300
(3)X
1825
90-3/4"
30960
(2)X
69
1868
80-3/4"
31700
(3)X
2001
106-3/4"
33950
(2)X
78
2116
90-3/4"
35900
(3)X
2112
92-3/4"
35830
(2)X
86
2393
92-3/4"
40610
(2)X
2310
104-3/4"
39200
(2)X
91
2475
92-3/4"
42000
(2)X
2624
132-3/4"
44520
(2)X
97
2683
104-3/4"
45520
(2)X
2781
132-3/4"
47190
(2)X
107
3141
132-3/4"
53300
(2)X
135
114
3245
132-3/4"
55060
(2)X
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
BEARING HEIGHT

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2.5
3
3.25
3
3.25
3
3.25
3.5
3.25
4
TL
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
50
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
52-3/8"
3420
50-1/2"
4150
52-1/2"
5070
50-5/8"
5580
44-3/4"
6400
52-3/4"
8330
52-3/4"
8330
60-3/4"
9380
74-3/4"
11180
(4)X
(5)X
(5)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
24
246
26
288
29
336
34
386
37
425
50-3/8"
3520
50-1/2"
4440
50-1/2"
5080
56-1/2"
5740
48-5/8"
6710
46-3/4"
7820
52-3/4"
8980
60-3/4"
9880
(6)X
15.2
(6)X
17.2
(6)X
21
(5)X
25
(5)X
27
(5)X
30
(4)X
34
(4)X
38
N-ds
480
43
490
66-3/4"
11400
W360(plf)
162
191
238
277
306
367
405
466
(4)X
44
533
N-ds
50-3/8"
3760
(5)X
50-1/2"
4450
(5)X
50-1/2"
5530
(5)X
56-1/2"
6440
(4)X
44-5/8"
7120
(4)X
56-5/8"
8540
(4)X
52-3/4"
9430
(4)X
58-3/4"
10840
(4)X
66-3/4"
12420
(4)X
14.8
164
17.3
205
19.2
232
23
271
26
319
29
373
33
427
34
448
50-3/8"
3830
(5)X
50-1/2"
4770
(5)X
50-1/2"
5410
(5)X
52-1/2"
6320
(5)X
44-5/8"
7420
(5)X
52-5/8"
8690
(4)X
66-5/8"
9930
(4)X
52-3/4"
10420
(4)X
14.5
169
17.3
219
19.4
249
22
284
25
336
28
393
32
436
35
478
50-3/8"
3930
(5)X
50-1/2"
5100
(5)X
50-1/2"
5790
(5)X
52-1/2"
6610
(5)X
44-5/8"
7830
(5)X
42-3/4"
9140
(5)X
46-3/4"
10140
(4)X
52-3/4"
11140
(4)X
W360(plf)
14.7
180
16.7
221
21
276
25
322
26
355
30
431
33
463
37
528
N-ds
50-3/8"
50-1/2"
50-1/2"
52-1/2"
44-5/8"
42-3/4"
44-3/4"
50-3/4"
610
58-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
4190
(5)X
14.4
5140
(5)X
18.2
6430
(5)X
21
7510
(4)X
24
8270
(4)X
28
10040
(4)X
30
10770
(4)X
34
12290
(4)X
37
14190
(3)X
42
205
50-3/8"
4770
(5)X
17.2
221
50-3/8"
5140
(4)X
19.1
336
50-3/8"
7820
(4)X
258
52-3/8"
6000
(5)X
19.2
288
50-3/8"
6710
(4)X
19.6
336
50-3/8"
7820
(4)X
313
50-1/2"
7300
(4)X
21
344
50-1/2"
8000
(4)X
21
369
52-3/8"
8580
(4)X
361
50-1/2"
8410
(4)X
24
393
50-1/2"
9140
(4)X
23
443
50-1/2"
10320
(4)X
415
44-3/4"
9670
(4)X
25
441
46-1/2"
10270
(4)X
24
491
44-1/2"
11420
(4)X
471
34-3/4"
10960
(4)X
27
500
40-5/8"
11630
(4)X
27
566
34-3/4"
13170
(4)X
537
40-3/4"
12490
(3)X
29
556
48-5/8"
12950
(4)X
31
652
34-3/4"
15190
(4)X
589
44-3/4"
13710
(3)X
32
616
42-3/4"
14340
(4)X
34
717
38-3/4"
16690
(4)X
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
80
1200
46
21
218
Wt(plf)
72
1000
37
403
(5)X
W360(plf)
66
900
34
358
(5)X
Bridging
60
800
33
358
18.1
191
Ieff(in4)
58
700
27
275
(6)X
Wt(plf)
100
600
25
240
15.4
151
Bridging
56
500
22
218
Wt(plf)
Ieff(in4)
54
400
18.7
178
Bridging
W360(plf)
52
300
15.6
148
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
136
43
564
66-3/4"
13130
(4)X
41
558
58-3/4"
12980
(4)X
43
727
58-3/4"
16930
(3)X
39
753
50-3/4"
17540
(4)X
39
845
44-3/4"
19660
(3)X

2 1/2"
5"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3.25
5
3.25
5.5
3.25
6
3.25
7
3.25
7.5
7 1/2"
2
2
2
3.5
8
3.5
9
3.5
10
3.5
11
3.5
12
3.5
13
4
14
4
15
3600
3900
4200
4500
107
2252
126-3/4"
52420
(2)X
99
2381
100-3/4"
55410
(2)X
114
2834
126-3/4"
65970
(2)X
116
2885
126-3/4"
67150
(2)X
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
51
61
64
71
80
89
2700
551
644
667
765
846
966
84-3/4"
12830
102-3/4"
15000
102-3/4"
15540
102-3/4"
17800
116-3/4"
19690
146-3/4"
22480
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(3)X
(3)X
(3)X
53
57
66
71
80
93
95
604
84-3/4"
645
88-3/4"
738
102-3/4"
825
102-3/4"
913
116-3/4"
1093
146-3/4"
1095
146-3/4"
14050
15020
17180
19200
21240
25440
25480
(4)X
49
(4)X
55
(3)X
63
(3)X
71
(3)X
80
(3)X
81
(3)X
94
3000
3300
601
673
775
887
981
1013
1177
74-3/4"
13980
(4)X
84-3/4"
15670
(4)X
102-3/4"
18030
(4)X
102-3/4"
20640
(3)X
116-3/4"
22840
(3)X
116-3/4"
23580
(3)X
146-3/4"
27390
(3)X
48
635
55
722
64
830
67
889
76
990
81
1085
94
1261
74-3/4"
14770
(4)X
84-3/4"
16800
(4)X
102-3/4"
19330
(4)X
90-3/4"
20680
(3)X
102-3/4"
23040
(3)X
116-3/4"
25270
(3)X
146-3/4"
29350
(3)X
49
688
56
771
62
841
68
950
76
1058
85
1186
95
1347
102
1431
74-3/4"
16020
84-3/4"
17950
88-3/4"
19570
90-3/4"
22100
102-3/4"
24620
116-3/4"
27610
146-3/4"
31360
146-3/4"
33310
(4)X
46
690
(4)X
55
822
(3)X
62
896
(3)X
67
1012
(3)X
75
1127
(3)X
77
1161
(3)X
94
1435
(2)X
97
1492
66-3/4"
16050
84-3/4"
19130
88-3/4"
20860
90-3/4"
23550
102-3/4"
26240
102-3/4"
27030
146-3/4"
33410
146-3/4"
34730
(3)X
49
(3)X
55
(3)X
60
(3)X
66
(3)X
74
(3)X
79
(3)X
87
(2)X
97
102
845
66-3/4"
19680
937
74-3/4"
21820
1035
84-3/4"
24090
1138
80-3/4"
26490
1279
90-3/4"
29780
1414
102-3/4"
32900
1566
116-3/4"
36440
1778
146-3/4"
41380
1887
126-3/4"
43920
(3)X
44
871
58-3/4"
20280
(3)X
42
959
50-3/4"
22330
(3)X
(3)X
50
991
66-3/4"
23060
(3)X
47
1091
58-3/4"
25380
(3)X
(3)X
56
1088
74-3/4"
25330
(3)X
55
1247
66-3/4"
29040
(3)X
(3)X
62
1254
74-3/4"
29180
(3)X
59
1378
66-3/4"
32080
(3)X
(3)X
69
1346
80-3/4"
31330
(3)X
64
1516
74-3/4"
35300
(3)X
(3)X
74
1503
90-3/4"
34980
(3)X
70
1651
80-3/4"
38430
(3)X
(2)X
83
1685
102-3/4"
39220
(3)X
79
1873
90-3/4"
43590
(3)X
(2)X
91
1862
116-3/4"
43340
(2)X
87
2085
102-3/4"
48540
(2)X
(2)X
106
2199
126-3/4"
51190
(2)X
96
2350
100-3/4"
54690
(2)X
137
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LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
BEARING HEIGHT

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2.5
3
3.25
3
3.25
3.5
3.25
4
3.25
TL
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
Wt(plf)
N-ds
17.2
151
56-3/8"
20
182
56-1/2"
22
210
56-1/2"
27
247
56-5/8"
30
283
52-5/8"
33
330
66-5/8"
37
379
60-3/4"
42
429
66-3/4"
48
469
74-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
4680
5650
6490
7670
8750
10230
11730
13280
14530
Bridging
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
Wt(plf)
19.9
195
56-1/2"
23
224
56-1/2"
25
247
60-1/2"
29
293
50-5/8"
33
353
66-5/8"
37
405
60-3/4"
39
424
58-3/4"
(4)X
48
N-ds
16.7
152
56-3/8"
502
74-3/4"
W360(plf)
56
W360(plf)
58
60
62
Ieff(in4)
4720
6050
6950
7660
9080
10950
12540
13140
15550
Bridging
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(4)X
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
16.7
163
19.1
195
25
249
27
276
29
307
35
391
40
448
41
466
49
544
N-ds
56-3/8"
56-1/2"
56-1/2"
60-1/2"
48-5/8"
50-3/4"
58-3/4"
58-3/4"
74-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
5040
(5)X
6050
(5)X
7720
(5)X
8550
(5)X
9510
(5)X
12100
(4)X
13890
(4)X
14430
(4)X
Wt(plf)
16.8
19.1
21
24
29
31
35
39
16840
(4)X
45
W360(plf)
173
56-3/8"
208
56-1/2"
239
56-1/2"
271
56-1/2"
327
48-5/8"
369
56-5/8"
420
52-3/4"
481
58-3/4"
537
66-3/4"
5370
(5)X
16.5
6450
(5)X
19.4
7410
(5)X
22
8410
(5)X
24
10130
(4)X
28
11420
(4)X
31
13010
(4)X
35
14910
(4)X
39
16640
(4)X
46
174
56-3/8"
221
56-1/2"
254
56-1/2"
284
56-1/2"
337
48-5/8"
391
56-5/8"
446
52-3/4"
511
58-3/4"
570
66-3/4"
5390
(5)X
16.4
6850
(5)X
19.6
7870
(5)X
24
8810
(5)X
26
10440
(5)X
30
12120
(4)X
34
13820
(4)X
38
15830
(4)X
42
17670
(4)X
46
184
56-3/8"
224
56-1/2"
280
56-1/2"
315
56-1/2"
358
48-3/4"
435
44-3/4"
495
50-3/4"
565
58-3/4"
613
66-3/4"
5710
(5)X
18.1
6930
(5)X
20.0
8660
(4)X
25
9750
(4)X
29
11100
(4)X
32
13470
(4)X
35
15330
(4)X
37
17500
(4)X
41
18980
(4)X
49
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
110
64
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
66
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
72
W360(plf)
202
251
313
369
413
494
536
610
695
N-ds
56-3/8"
6240
(4)X
19.3
261
56-3/8"
8080
(4)X
25
320
56-3/8"
9920
(4)X
56-3/8"
7760
(4)X
21
287
56-3/8"
8880
(4)X
25
320
56-3/8"
9920
(4)X
56-1/2"
9700
(4)X
23
346
56-1/2"
10720
(4)X
27
400
56-1/2"
12390
(4)X
56-1/2"
11420
(4)X
25
399
56-1/2"
12370
(4)X
29
461
56-1/2"
14290
(4)X
48-3/4"
12810
(4)X
27
445
52-1/2"
13770
(4)X
31
517
48-1/2"
16010
(4)X
40-3/4"
15300
(4)X
30
523
48-5/8"
16210
(4)X
33
582
38-3/4"
18040
(4)X
44-3/4"
16600
(4)X
33
579
42-3/4"
17940
(4)X
35
668
38-3/4"
20700
(4)X
50-3/4"
18890
(4)X
36
636
44-3/4"
19700
(4)X
38
735
40-3/4"
22770
(4)X
58-3/4"
21520
(3)X
44
790
58-3/4"
24480
(4)X
42
857
50-3/4"
26550
(4)X
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
80
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
88
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
138

2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3.25
5
3.25
5.5
3.25
6
3.25
7
3.25
7.5
3.5
8
3.5
9
3.5
10
3.5
11
3.5
12
3.5
13
4
14
4
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
57
64
72
81
90
94
565
631
705
803
900
953
88-3/4"
17490
102-3/4"
19560
112-3/4"
21830
112-3/4"
24870
142-3/4"
27880
142-3/4"
29520
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
55
65
72
81
94
95
586
84-3/4"
676
102-3/4"
754
112-3/4"
859
112-3/4"
987
142-3/4"
1019
142-3/4"
18150
20940
23360
26610
30570
31580
(4)X
55
(4)X
64
(4)X
71
(3)X
76
(3)X
81
(3)X
94
2700
3000
625
721
805
862
930
1088
84-3/4"
19370
(4)X
102-3/4"
22350
(4)X
112-3/4"
24940
(3)X
100-3/4"
26710
(3)X
112-3/4"
28800
(3)X
142-3/4"
33700
(3)X
55
666
60
710
68
802
76
918
82
990
94
1158
98
1206
84-3/4"
20620
(4)X
88-3/4"
22010
(4)X
102-3/4"
24830
(3)X
100-3/4"
28430
(3)X
112-3/4"
30660
(3)X
142-3/4"
35870
(3)X
142-3/4"
37370
(3)X
56
707
61
755
68
852
77
974
86
1075
96
1229
99
1281
84-3/4"
21900
88-3/4"
23380
102-3/4"
26380
100-3/4"
30190
112-3/4"
33290
142-3/4"
38080
142-3/4"
39680
(4)X
53
700
(4)X
60
791
(3)X
67
902
(3)X
75
1032
(3)X
80
1069
(3)X
85
1172
(3)X
98
1357
74-3/4"
21700
84-3/4"
24520
102-3/4"
27960
100-3/4"
31980
100-3/4"
33110
112-3/4"
36320
142-3/4"
42040
(4)X
55
(3)X
63
(3)X
69
(3)X
74
(3)X
83
(3)X
84
(3)X
102
105
841
74-3/4"
26060
952
84-3/4"
29500
1021
88-3/4"
31630
1153
90-3/4"
35730
1275
100-3/4"
39510
1310
100-3/4"
40570
1630
142-3/4"
50490
1675
142-3/4"
51890
(3)X
50
918
66-3/4"
28440
(4)X
49
1006
58-3/4"
31170
(4)X
(3)X
56
1010
74-3/4"
31300
(4)X
56
1137
66-3/4"
35230
(3)X
(3)X
63
1141
84-3/4"
35360
(3)X
59
1235
74-3/4"
38250
(3)X
(3)X
70
1253
80-3/4"
38820
(3)X
68
1422
74-3/4"
44050
(3)X
(3)X
75
1380
90-3/4"
42750
(3)X
70
1491
80-3/4"
46190
(3)X
(3)X
84
1556
100-3/4"
48200
(3)X
79
1700
90-3/4"
52660
(3)X
(3)X
92
1723
112-3/4"
53390
(3)X
88
1897
100-3/4"
58760
(3)X
(2)X
107
2004
142-3/4"
62100
(3)X
97
2108
112-3/4"
65290
(3)X
139
3300
3600
108
2088
122-3/4"
64680
(2)X
107
2427
122-3/4"
75190
(3)X
115
2542
122-3/4"
78750
(2)X
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LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
BEARING HEIGHT

BEARING HEIGHT
2 1/2"
5"
7 1/2"
DESIGN GUIDE LRFD

LIGHT WEIGHT TABLES
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
hr (in.)
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
3.25
3
3.25
3
3.25
3.5
3.25
4
3.25
4
TL
Wt(plf)
72
319
380
446
505
517
629
60-1/2"
12850
40-3/4"
15290
50-3/4"
17940
58-3/4"
20300
58-3/4"
20800
74-3/4"
25290
Bridging
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(5)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
Wt(plf)
19.6
22
25
27
32
35
39
44
49
W360(plf)
N-ds
193
60-3/8"
234
60-1/2"
270
60-1/2"
304
60-1/2"
390
40-3/4"
419
44-3/4"
477
50-3/4"
544
58-3/4"
600
66-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
7780
9390
10860
12220
15710
16840
19180
21890
24120
Bridging
(5)X
20.0
203
(5)X
22
246
(5)X
25
284
(5)X
27
320
(5)X
30
397
(5)X
33
426
(4)X
37
487
(4)X
43
564
(4)X
48
620
60-3/8"
8180
(5)X
60-1/2"
9880
(5)X
60-1/2"
11420
(5)X
60-1/2"
12850
(5)X
52-5/8"
15980
(5)X
46-3/4"
17120
(5)X
50-3/4"
19590
(5)X
58-3/4"
22700
(4)X
66-3/4"
24950
(4)X
W360(plf)
19.2
194
24
264
29
314
33
360
34
418
40
483
46
555
49
628
53
684
N-ds
60-3/8"
60-1/2"
60-1/2"
60-1/2"
40-3/4"
44-3/4"
50-3/4"
58-3/4"
66-3/4"
Ieff(in4)
7810
(5)X
19.2
10630
(5)X
23
12630
(4)X
28
14500
(4)X
32
16810
(4)X
34
19450
(4)X
38
22330
(4)X
42
25260
(4)X
49
27520
(4)X
53
204
60-3/8"
255
62-3/8"
326
60-1/2"
358
60-1/2"
438
40-3/4"
495
44-3/4"
565
50-3/4"
658
58-3/4"
717
66-3/4"
8190
(5)X
19.3
10260
(5)X
22
13120
(5)X
25
14390
(4)X
30
17610
(4)X
33
19900
(4)X
37
22730
(4)X
41
26470
(4)X
43
28840
(4)X
53
N-ds
Wt(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
213
264
306
366
453
489
583
604
750
N-ds
Bridging
60-3/8"
8580
(5)X
62-3/8"
10620
(5)X
60-1/2"
12330
(5)X
60-1/2"
14730
(5)X
40-3/4"
18240
(4)X
40-3/4"
19670
(4)X
50-3/4"
23450
(4)X
50-3/4"
24280
(4)X
66-3/4"
30170
(4)X
Ieff(in4)
Wt(plf)
20.0
22
24
31
33
36
39
42
47
W360(plf)
223
276
316
387
447
505
554
622
696
N-ds
60-3/8"
8960
(5)X
25
251
60-3/8"
10090
(4)X
30
398
60-1/2"
16020
(4)X
62-3/8"
11100
(5)X
26
295
60-3/8"
11850
(4)X
30
398
60-1/2"
16020
(4)X
60-1/2"
12720
(5)X
30
366
60-1/2"
14700
(4)X
31
398
60-1/2"
16020
(4)X
60-1/2"
15570
(4)X
33
402
60-1/2"
16160
(4)X
33
464
60-1/2"
18670
(4)X
40-3/4"
17960
(4)X
40
508
40-3/4"
20420
(4)X
34
539
40-3/4"
21660
(4)X
40-3/4"
20320
(4)X
42
578
40-3/4"
23260
(4)X
36
571
40-3/4"
22970
(4)X
44-3/4"
22280
(4)X
44
627
44-3/4"
25220
(4)X
38
661
40-3/4"
26580
(4)X
50-3/4"
25030
(4)X
47
706
50-3/4"
28400
(4)X
41
713
44-3/4"
28690
(4)X
58-3/4"
28000
(4)X
57
812
58-3/4"
32660
(4)X
52
911
58-3/4"
36620
(4)X
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
Wt(plf)
W360(plf)
96
1200
56
278
W360(plf)
88
1000
44
60-1/2"
11180
Bridging
84
900
43
222
Wt(plf)
82
800
39
60-1/2"
8920
Bridging
80
700
34
183
Ieff(in4)
120
600
31
60-3/8"
7380
W360(plf)
78
500
27
N-ds
Wt(plf)
76
400
22
W360(plf)
Ieff(in4)
74
300
19.5
N-ds
Ieff(in4)
Bridging
140

2 1/2"
5"
1.5
1.5
1.5
3.25
5
3.25
5.5
3.25
6
3.25
7
3.25
7.5
7 1/2"
2
2
3
3.5
8
3.5
9
3.5
10
4
11
4
12
4
13
4
14
4
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
60
67
76
81
88
98
2700
712
813
909
966
1060
1215
84-3/4"
28650
102-3/4"
32700
112-3/4"
36560
100-3/4"
38860
112-3/4"
42650
136-3/4"
48860
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(4)X
(3)X
(3)X
58
733
63
790
72
893
78
995
87
1098
98
1278
104
1338
84-3/4"
88-3/4"
102-3/4"
100-3/4"
112-3/4"
136-3/4"
136-3/4"
29470
(4)X
31770
(4)X
35930
(4)X
40030
(4)X
44160
(4)X
51420
(3)X
53800
(3)X
3000
3300
57
64
73
79
88
99
105
758
830
939
1046
1154
1343
1405
84-3/4"
30510
(4)X
88-3/4"
33390
(4)X
102-3/4"
37760
(4)X
100-3/4"
42050
(4)X
112-3/4"
46400
(4)X
136-3/4"
54020
(3)X
136-3/4"
56530
(3)X
60
777
70
890
77
1022
83
1139
92
1257
93
1292
105
1487
74-3/4"
31270
(4)X
84-3/4"
35790
(3)X
102-3/4"
41110
(3)X
100-3/4"
45830
(3)X
112-3/4"
50570
(3)X
112-3/4"
51960
(3)X
136-3/4"
59810
(3)X
57
797
65
902
76
1055
83
1194
84
1209
90
1325
104
1544
74-3/4"
32060
84-3/4"
36300
102-3/4"
42420
100-3/4"
48010
100-3/4"
48610
112-3/4"
53300
136-3/4"
62100
(4)X
57
834
(4)X
62
922
(4)X
72
1080
(3)X
77
1143
(3)X
84
1264
(3)X
90
1386
(3)X
104
1614
107
1671
74-3/4"
33530
84-3/4"
37080
102-3/4"
43420
90-3/4"
45960
100-3/4"
50840
112-3/4"
55740
136-3/4"
64930
118-3/4"
67190
(4)X
57
(4)X
62
(4)X
65
(4)X
75
(3)X
83
(3)X
91
(3)X
104
(3)X
107
871
74-3/4"
35020
(4)X
64
930
66-3/4"
963
84-3/4"
38720
(4)X
71
1110
84-3/4"
1012
88-3/4"
40710
(4)X
72
1125
84-3/4"
1168
90-3/4"
46980
(4)X
83
1343
90-3/4"
1298
100-3/4"
52220
(4)X
88
1464
100-3/4"
1447
112-3/4"
58190
(3)X
91
1512
100-3/4"
1686
136-3/4"
67790
(3)X
103
1683
112-3/4"
1743
118-3/4"
70110
(3)X
113
1950
118-3/4"
37400
(3)X
56
44630
(3)X
60
45250
(3)X
68
54010
(3)X
75
58900
(3)X
83
60830
(3)X
88
67690
(2)X
98
78420
(2)X
109
116
1027
66-3/4"
41310
(4)X
1116
74-3/4"
44900
(4)X
1264
84-3/4"
50820
(4)X
1381
80-3/4"
55530
(4)X
1548
90-3/4"
62250
(3)X
1707
100-3/4"
68640
(3)X
1900
112-3/4"
76430
(3)X
2187
118-3/4"
87980
(3)X
2351
118-3/4"
94560
(2)X
141
3600
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CJ-SERIES

DESIGN GUIDE LT WT LRFD BRIDGING TABLE FOR COMPOSITE STEEL JOISTS, CJ-SERIES
hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
10

16
20
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
350
350
350
350
350
350
350
500
L1x0.109H
21
300
L1x0.109H
21
300
L1x0.109H
24
300
L1x0.109H
27
300
L1x0.109H
30
300
L1x0.109H
31
300
L1x0.109H
33
300
L1x0.109H
35
300
L1x0.109H
45
450
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
30
L1x0.109H
30
L1x0.109H
34
L1x0.109H
37
L1x0.109H
38
L1x0.109H
43
L1x0.109H
45
L1x0.109H
47
L1x0.109H
60
Pbr(lbs)
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
400
400
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
41
L1x0.109H
41
L1x0.109H
41
L1x0.109H
47
L1x0.109H
50
L1x0.109H
52
L1x0.109H
55
L1x0.109H
68
L1x0.109H
75
Pbr(lbs)
250
250
250
250
250
300
400
400
450
L1x0.109H
53
250
L1x0.109H
53
250
L1x0.109H
53
250
L1x0.109H
61
250
L1x0.109H
61
250
L1x0.109H
68
250
L1x0.109H
77
250
L1x0.109H
83
250
L1x0.109H
100
250
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
68
L1x0.109H
68
L1x0.109H
68
L1x0.109H
68
L1x0.109H
79
L1x0.109H
79
L1x0.109H
85
L1x0.109H
93
L1x0.109H
98
Pbr(lbs)
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
350
L1x0.109H
82
200
L1x0.109H
82
200
L1x0.109H
82
200
L1x0.109H
82
200
L1x0.109H
95
200
L1x0.109H
95
200
L1x0.109H
102
200
L1x0.109H
110
250
L1x0.109H
138
300
L1x0.109H
111
200
L1x0.109H
111
200
L1x0.109H
111
200
L1x0.109H
111
200
L1x0.109H
128
200
L1x0.109H
128
200
L1x0.109H
138
200
L1x0.109H
149
200
L1x0.109H
187
300
L1x0.109H
139
200
L1x0.109H
139
200
L1x0.109H
139
200
L1x0.109H
139
200
L1x0.109H
161
200
L1x0.109H
161
200
L1x0.109H
173
250
L1x0.109H
187
300
L1x0.109H
236
300
L1x0.109H
166
L1x0.109H
166
L1x0.109H
166
L1x0.109H
166
L1x0.109H
166
L1x0.109H
200
L1x0.109H
223
L1x0.109H
236
L1x0.109H
281
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
28
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
32
1
2
4
350
I non-comp eff
24
1
2
3.5
300
Pbr(lbs)
18
1
2
3
Pbr(lbs)
I non-comp eff
20
1
2
3
Pbr(lbs)
14
1
2
3
TL
I non-comp eff
12
1
2
3

1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
144

1.5
3.25
5
1.5
3.25
5.5
1.5
3.25
6
2
3.25
7
2
3.25
7.5

2
2
2
3.25
3.25
3.25
8
9
10
3
3.25
11
3
3.25
12
3
3.25
13
3
3.25
14
3
3.25
15
3900
1250
L2x0.163X
4200
1250
L2.5x0.187X
4500
1250
L2.5x0.187X
103
105
108
950
L2x0.163X
950
L2.5x0.187X
950
L2.5x0.187X
1400
500
1600
600
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
45
52
450
450
1800
600
L1.5x0.109H
54
550
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H

60
64
75
500
500
550
2000
750
2200
750
2400
750
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

63
64
68
550
650
650
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

77
88
92
600
650
750
2700
1050
3000
1050
3300
1050
3600
1050
L2x0.163H
83
L2.5x0.187H
86
L2.5x0.187H
86
L2.5x0.187H
91
700
750
950
950
L2x0.163H
98
L2.5x0.187H
108
L2.5x0.187H
121
L2.5x0.187H
126
750
750
900
1100
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H

84
92
98
450
550
600
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

108
116
130
700
700
700
L2x0.163H
138
800
L2.5x0.187H
143
800
L2.5x0.187H
161
1000
L2.5x0.187H
180
1000
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
105
122
250
350
L1.5x0.109H
134
350
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

152
160
165
350
450
450
L2x0.163H
189
550
L2.5x0.187H
203
550
L2.5x0.187H
228
550
L2.5x0.187H
237
600
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

107
132
144
350
400
400
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

149
167
173
450
500
500
L2x0.163H
204
600
L2.5x0.187H
216
600
L2.5x0.187H
230
600
L2.5x0.187H
247
700
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

147
166
180
300
350
350
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

194
216
239
350
450
450
L2x0.163H
262
550
L2.5x0.187H
280
550
L2.5x0.187H
288
550
L2.5x0.187H
323
600
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

200
225
245
300
350
350
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

264
294
325
350
400
450
L2x0.163H
357
500
L2.5x0.187H
381
500
L2.5x0.187H
393
500
L2.5x0.187H
441
600
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

251
282
308
350
350
400
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

332
370
410
450
450
500
L2x0.163H
450
500
L2.5x0.187H
481
500
L2.5x0.187H
497
600
L2.5x0.187H
557
600
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

320
337
392
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

434
466
495
L2x0.163H
538
L2.5x0.187H
575
L2.5x0.187H
641
L2.5x0.187H
667
145
132
132
138
1100
L2x0.163X
1100
L2.5x0.187X
1200
L2.5x0.187X
189
1000
L2x0.163X
199
1100
L2.5x0.187X
210
1250
L2.5x0.187X
249
750
L2x0.163X
277
750
L2.5x0.187X
290
750
L2.5x0.187X
287
700
L2x0.163X
299
700
L2.5x0.187X
314
850
L2.5x0.187X
336
600
349
600
397
750
L2x0.163X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
459
600
L2.5x0.187X
477
600
L2.5x0.187X
544
700
L2.5x0.187X
580
700
L2.5x0.187X
604
700
L2.5x0.187X
690
700
L2.5x0.187X
755
790
828


hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
12

14
16
25
18
1
2
4
600
350
700
350
800
350
900
550
1000
550
1200
550
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
25
L1x0.109H
30
L1x0.109H
33
L1x0.109H
35
L1x0.109H
38
L1x0.109H
39
L1x0.109H
50
L1x0.109H
52
L1x0.109H
56
Pbr(lbs)
350
350
350
350
350
350
350
500
500
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
36
L1x0.109H
39
L1x0.109H
42
L1x0.109H
47
L1x0.109H
50
L1x0.109H
54
L1x0.109H
55
L1x0.109H
71
L1x0.109H
75
Pbr(lbs)
300
300
300
300
300
450
450
450
550
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
42
L1x0.109H
48
L1x0.109H
53
L1x0.109H
60
L1x0.109H
63
L1x0.109H
81
L1x0.109H
84
L1x0.109H
91
L1x0.109H
106
Pbr(lbs)
300
300
300
300
300
350
450
450
450
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
54
L1x0.109H
63
L1x0.109H
67
L1x0.109H
74
L1x0.109H
78
L1x0.109H
91
L1x0.109H
105
L1x0.109H
110
L1x0.109H
118
Pbr(lbs)
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
L1x0.109H
71
250
L1x0.109H
71
250
L1x0.109H
82
250
L1x0.109H
88
250
L1x0.109H
97
250
L1x0.109H
108
250
L1x0.109H
112
250
L1x0.109H
115
250
L1x0.109H
123
250
L1x0.109H
87
250
L1x0.109H
87
250
L1x0.109H
100
250
L1x0.109H
108
250
L1x0.109H
118
250
L1x0.109H
125
250
L1x0.109H
132
250
L1x0.109H
137
250
L1x0.109H
146
250
L1x0.109H
121
200
L1x0.109H
121
200
L1x0.109H
121
200
L1x0.109H
140
200
L1x0.109H
151
200
L1x0.109H
166
250
L1x0.109H
175
250
L1x0.109H
185
300
L1x0.109H
192
350
H mat'l size
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
I non-comp eff
157
200
157
200
157
200
182
200
196
200
212
200
241
250
266
300
320
300
L1x0.109H
193
L1x0.109H
193
L1x0.109H
193
L1x0.109H
224
L1x0.109H
241
L1x0.109H
260
L1x0.109H
289
L1x0.109H
328
L1x0.109H
366
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
32
1
2
3.5
500
350
I non-comp eff
28
1
2
3
400
350
Pbr(lbs)
24
1
2
3
300
200
I non-comp eff
20
1
2
3
TL
Pbr(lbs)
10
1
2
3

1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
146

1.5
3.25
5
1.5
3.25
5.5
1.5
3.25
6
2
3.25
7
2
3.25
7.5

2
2
2
3.25
3.25
3.25
8
9
10
3
3.25
11
3
3.25
12
3
3.25
13
3
3.25
14
3
3.25
15
3900
1500
L2x0.163X
4200
1650
L2.5x0.187X
4500
1650
L2.5x0.187X
1400
650
1600
650
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
61
63
500
600
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
77
88
1800
800
L1.5x0.109H
75
600
L1.5x0.109H
91
2000
800
2200
900
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
78
85
700
700
2400
1100
2700
1100
3000
1100
3300
1350
3600
1500
L1.75x0.17H
99
L2x0.163H
104
L2.5x0.187H
107
L2.5x0.187H
118
L2.5x0.187H
129
800
1050
1050
1050
1250
L2x0.163H
143
L2.5x0.187H
146
L2.5x0.187H
150
L2.5x0.187H
171
950
1150
1150
1150
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

105
109
122
550
650
700
750
850
850
L1.25x0.109H
109
500
L1.5x0.109H
128
600
L1.5x0.109H
139
650
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

150
159
165
700
750
750
L2x0.163H
189
900
L2.5x0.187H
215
900
L2.5x0.187H
215
1100
L2.5x0.187H
228
1100
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
132
153
350
400
L1.5x0.109H
167
500
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

182
202
208
500
600
600
L2x0.163H
236
650
L2.5x0.187H
247
850
L2.5x0.187H
271
850
L2.5x0.187H
283
1000
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

143
165
190
300
400
450
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

196
225
233
450
550
550
L2x0.163H
266
600
L2.5x0.187H
312
700
L2.5x0.187H
327
800
L2.5x0.187H
358
800
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

170
196
222
300
350
400
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

229
270
277
400
400
500
L2x0.163H
306
500
L2.5x0.187H
339
600
L2.5x0.187H
385
700
L2.5x0.187H
404
700
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

229
268
312
350
400
450
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

321
340
390
500
550
550
L2x0.163H
416
550
L2.5x0.187H
480
600
L2.5x0.187H
544
750
L2.5x0.187H
571
750
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

349
391
432
350
350
400
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

479
524
544
450
500
500
L2x0.163H
583
500
L2.5x0.187H
630
550
L2.5x0.187H
745
600
L2.5x0.187H
781
700
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

430
464
533
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

572
647
672
L2x0.163H
721
L2.5x0.187H
779
L2.5x0.187H
845
L2.5x0.187H
967
147
135
150
150
1250
L2x0.163X
1400
L2.5x0.187X
1400
L2.5x0.187X
177
196
196
1300
L2x0.163X
1450
L2.5x0.187X
1450
L2.5x0.187X
251
1100
L2x0.163X
265
1200
L2.5x0.187X
274
1350
L2.5x0.187X
290
1000
L2x0.163X
319
1000
L2.5x0.187X
349
1150
L2.5x0.187X
375
950
L2x0.163X
384
950
L2.5x0.187X
422
1050
L2.5x0.187X
443
850
463
850
505
950
L2x0.163X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
628
750
L2.5x0.187X
657
750
L2.5x0.187X
717
850
L2.5x0.187X
823
700
L2.5x0.187X
823
700
L2.5x0.187X
913
700
L2.5x0.187X
1020
1020
1070


hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
700
350
800
350
900
500
1000
500
1200
500
L1x0.109H
41
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
54
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
49
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
62
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
52
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
68
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
56
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
73
350
L1x0.109H
60
500
L1x0.109H
62
500
L1x0.109H
81
500
L1x0.109H
83
500
L1x0.109H
87
600
L1x0.109H
94
450
L1x0.109H
100
450
L1x0.109H
103
550
L1x0.109H
108
550
L1.25x0.109H
128
650
L1x0.109H
65
300
L1x0.109H
76
300
L1x0.109H
85
300
L1x0.109H
93
300
L1x0.109H
113
300
L1x0.109H
122
300
L1x0.109H
142
300
L1x0.109H
146
350
L1.25x0.109H
176
450
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
83
L1x0.109H
90
L1x0.109H
104
L1x0.109H
109
L1x0.109H
117
L1x0.109H
125
L1x0.109H
129
L1x0.109H
145
L1x0.109H
176
Pbr(lbs)
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
400
L1x0.109H
89
250
L1x0.109H
103
250
L1x0.109H
121
250
L1x0.109H
128
250
L1x0.109H
141
250
L1x0.109H
150
250
L1x0.109H
155
250
L1x0.109H
160
250
L1x0.109H
214
350
L1x0.109H
127
250
L1x0.109H
146
250
L1x0.109H
158
250
L1x0.109H
173
250
L1x0.109H
183
250
L1x0.109H
201
250
L1x0.109H
206
250
L1x0.109H
214
250
L1x0.109H
280
300
I non-comp eff
L1x0.109H
147
L1x0.109H
147
L1x0.109H
170
L1x0.109H
189
L1x0.109H
212
L1x0.109H
224
L1x0.109H
233
L1x0.109H
240
L1x0.109H
289
Pbr(lbs)
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
300
L1x0.109H
168
200
L1x0.109H
168
200
L1x0.109H
194
200
L1x0.109H
209
200
L1x0.109H
230
200
L1x0.109H
243
250
L1x0.109H
256
250
L1x0.109H
274
300
L1x0.109H
331
350
L1x0.109H
211
L1x0.109H
211
L1x0.109H
244
L1x0.109H
263
L1x0.109H
289
L1x0.109H
322
L1x0.109H
355
L1x0.109H
400
L1x0.109H
469
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size

I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
20
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
24
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
26
28
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
32
1
2
4
600
350
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
30
1
2
3.5
500
350
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
18
1
2
3
400
350
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
16
1
2
3
300
350
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
14
1
2
3
TL
Pbr(lbs)
12
1
2
3

1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
148

1.5
3.25
5
1.5
3.25
5.5
1.5
3.25
6
1400
600
1600
650
1800
750
2
3.25
7
2
3.25
7.5

2
2
2
3.25
3.25
3.25
8
9
10
3
3.25
11
3
3.25
12
3
3.25
13
3
3.25
14
3
3.25
15
3900
1650
L2x0.163X
4200
1900
L2.5x0.187X
4500
1900
L2.5x0.187X
2400
1100
2700
1300
3000
1300
3300
1500
3600
1650
L1.75x0.17H
162
L2x0.163H
191
L2.5x0.187H
191
L2.5x0.187H
214
L2.5x0.187H
228
1000
1250
1250
1400
1550
L2x0.163H
244
L2.5x0.187H
251
L2.5x0.187H
280
L2.5x0.187H
297
1150
1150
1300
1450
1550
L1.75x0.17H
292
750
L2x0.163H
309
900
L2.5x0.187H
341
1100
L2.5x0.187H
373
1100
L2.5x0.187H
404
1250
L1.5x0.109H
251
500
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

260
280
303
600
650
700
L2x0.163H
353
850
L2.5x0.187H
403
850
L2.5x0.187H
418
1050
L2.5x0.187H
460
1050
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H

218
253
278
350
450
450
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

312
334
363
550
550
600
L2x0.163H
431
750
L2.5x0.187H
440
750
L2.5x0.187H
504
950
L2.5x0.187H
522
950
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

298
344
375
350
400
450
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

422
449
483
500
550
550
L2x0.163H
569
750
L2.5x0.187H
596
750
L2.5x0.187H
686
900
L2.5x0.187H
705
900
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

334
390
425
350
400
400
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

474
506
544
500
500
550
L2x0.163H
663
700
L2.5x0.187H
695
700
L2.5x0.187H
765
850
L2.5x0.187H
801
850
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

372
435
472
350
450
450
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

544
579
624
500
550
550
L2x0.163H
729
550
L2.5x0.187H
798
600
L2.5x0.187H
879
750
L2.5x0.187H
919
750
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

511
609
645
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

710
787
817
L2x0.163H
848
L2.5x0.187H
922
L2.5x0.187H
1110
L2.5x0.187H
1170
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
99
107
700
750
L1.25x0.125H
145
L1.5x0.109H
159
700
800
L1.25x0.109H
188
450
L1.5x0.109H
208
500
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
181
209
400
500
L1.5x0.109H
121
850
2000
850
2200
1100
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
134
157
1000
1000
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

178
203
207
213
800
950
950
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

223
255
255
650
650
650
149
237
258
264
1650
L2x0.163X
1650
L2.5x0.187X
1800
L2.5x0.187X
324
338
355
1550
L2x0.163X
1700
L2.5x0.187X
1850
L2.5x0.187X
404
1250
L2x0.163X
447
1350
L2.5x0.187X
471
1450
L2.5x0.187X
480
1150
L2x0.163X
510
1300
L2.5x0.187X
558
1300
L2.5x0.187X
575
1050
L2x0.163X
609
1150
L2.5x0.187X
637
1150
L2.5x0.187X
776
1000
852
1100
852
1100
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
875
950
L2.5x0.187X
957
1050
L2.5x0.187X
996
1050
L2.5x0.187X
1010
750
L2.5x0.187X
1100
850
L2.5x0.187X
1140
850
L2.5x0.187X
1200
1320
1370


hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
16
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
18
X mat'l size
H mat'l size

I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
20
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
35
22
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
24
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
26
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
1
2
3
1
2
3.5
1
2
4
300
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
64
400
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
72
500
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
78
600
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
84
700
500
800
500
900
500
1000
600
1200
750
L1x0.109H
108
L1x0.109H
113
L1x0.109H
119
L1x0.109H
135
L1.25x0.109H
165
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
78
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
87
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
97
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
103
500
500
500
550
600
L1x0.109H
134
L1x0.109H
144
L1x0.109H
146
L1x0.109H
171
L1.25x0.109H
188
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
90
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
104
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
118
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
126
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
132
300
450
450
450
L1x0.109H
139
L1x0.109H
182
L1x0.109H
185
L1x0.109H
199
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
112
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
130
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
142
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
152
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
161
300
350
450
450
L1x0.109H
170
L1x0.109H
186
L1x0.109H
226
L1x0.109H
237
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
126
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
149
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
166
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
177
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
190
300
300
400
400
L1x0.109H
196
L1x0.109H
221
L1x0.109H
268
L1x0.109H
281
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
150
250
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
166
250
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
187
250
250
250
250
300
400
400
L1x0.109H
205
250
L1x0.109H
219
250
L1x0.109H
227
250
L1x0.109H
255
300
L1x0.109H
304
350
L1x0.109H
327
350
L1x0.109H
175
250
L1x0.109H
188
250
L1x0.109H
207
250
L1x0.109H
230
250
L1x0.109H
246
250
L1x0.109H
265
250
L1x0.109H
291
250
L1x0.109H
343
350
L1x0.109H
373
350
L1x0.109H
174
200
L1x0.109H
217
200
L1x0.109H
238
200
L1x0.109H
265
200
L1x0.109H
276
200
L1x0.109H
295
250
L1x0.109H
326
300
L1x0.109H
386
300
L1x0.109H
421
400
L1x0.109H
222
L1x0.109H
257
L1x0.109H
277
L1x0.109H
304
L1x0.109H
339
L1x0.109H
374
L1x0.109H
456
L1x0.109H
477
L1x0.109H
553
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
32
1
2
3
X mat'l size
I non-comp eff
28
1
2
3
TL
Pbr(lbs)
14
1
2
3

1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
150

1.5
3.25
5
1.5
3.25
5.5
1.5
3.25
6
2
3.25
7
2
3.25
7.5

2
2
2
3.25
3.25
3.25
8
9
10
3
3.25
11
3
3.25
12
3
3.25
13
3
3.25
14
3
3.25
15
3900
1900
L2x0.163X
4200
2050
L2.5x0.187X
4500
2250
L2.5x0.187X
1400
800
1600
900
1800
900
L1.25x0.125H
171
L1.5x0.109H
195
700
800
850
L1.25x0.109H
206
L1.5x0.109H
240
L1.5x0.109H
254
550
650
700
2000
1050
2200
1050
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

200
228
234
850
1000
2400
1300
2700
1300
3000
1450
3300
1600
3600
1900
L2x0.163H
270
L2x0.163H
282
L2.5x0.187H
315
L2.5x0.187H
336
L2.5x0.212H
375
1000
1200
1350
1500
1500
L2x0.163H
353
L2.5x0.187H
397
L2.5x0.187H
423
L2.5x0.187H
440
1150
1150
1300
1450
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

260
297
305
750
950
950
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
222
272
500
650
L1.5x0.109H
291
650
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

310
366
378
700
900
900
L2x0.163H
433
1100
L2.5x0.187H
450
1100
L2.5x0.187H
507
1200
L2.5x0.187H
540
1350
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
271
327
500
600
L1.5x0.109H
351
600
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

380
445
458
700
850
850
L2x0.163H
527
1050
L2.5x0.187H
565
1050
L2.5x0.187H
606
1150
L2.5x0.187H
678
1300
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
320
384
450
550
L1.5x0.109H
398
550
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

447
531
543
650
800
800
L2x0.163H
622
1000
L2.5x0.187H
664
1000
L2.5x0.187H
710
1100
L2.5x0.187H
788
1200
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
370
445
450
550
L1.5x0.109H
459
550
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

512
609
634
600
650
800
L2x0.163H
744
950
L2.5x0.187H
771
950
L2.5x0.187H
823
1050
L2.5x0.187H
944
1150
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H

423
505
538
400
500
500
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

601
652
715
600
650
750
L2x0.163H
846
900
L2.5x0.187H
875
900
L2.5x0.187H
968
1000
L2.5x0.187H
1060
1100
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H

488
544
602
400
450
500
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

669
722
827
550
550
600
L2x0.163H
952
650
L2.5x0.187H
980
800
L2.5x0.187H
1080
900
L2.5x0.187H
1190
900
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H

593
678
744
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

829
892
970
L2x0.163H
1060
L2.5x0.187H
1230
L2.5x0.187H
1340
L2.5x0.187H
1390
151
391
414
439
1650
L2x0.163X
1800
L2.5x0.187X
1950
L2.5x0.187X
468
492
543
1550
L2x0.163X
1700
L2.5x0.187X
1850
L2.5x0.187X
586
1450
L2x0.163X
617
1600
L2.5x0.187X
667
1750
L2.5x0.187X
706
1400
L2x0.163X
776
1500
L2.5x0.187X
821
1500
L2.5x0.187X
865
1300
L2x0.163X
909
1450
L2.5x0.187X
951
1450
L2.5x0.187X
983
1150
1090
1350
1090
1350
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
1110
1100
L2.5x0.187X
1210
1200
L2.5x0.187X
1280
1300
L2.5x0.187X
1230
1000
L2.5x0.187X
1340
1100
L2.5x0.187X
1410
1200
L2.5x0.187X
1530
1650
1720


hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
900
650
L1x0.109H
95
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
105
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
110
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
118
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
119
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
130
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
144
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
139
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
155
450
L1x0.109H
176
450
L1x0.109H
193
450
L1x0.109H
182
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
191
450
L1x0.109H
200
450
L1x0.109H
230
450
L1.25x0.109H
247
550
L1x0.109H
123
300
L1x0.109H
143
300
L1x0.109H
158
300
L1x0.109H
165
300
L1x0.109H
190
350
L1x0.109H
232
450
L1x0.109H
238
450
L1x0.109H
249
450
L1x0.109H
297
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
150
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
167
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
185
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
197
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
223
L1x0.109H
270
L1x0.109H
283
L1x0.109H
290
L1x0.109H
350
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
163
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
191
250
L1x0.109X
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
199
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
222
250
L1x0.109X
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
213
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
243
250
L1x0.109X
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
229
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
260
250
L1x0.109X
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
257
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
296
300
L1x0.109X
400
400
400
500
L1x0.109H
315
400
L1x0.109H
331
400
L1x0.109H
338
400
L1x0.109H
407
450
L1x0.109H
361
350
L1x0.109H
379
350
L1x0.109H
389
350
L1x0.109H
467
450
L1x0.109H
242
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
270
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
300
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
332
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
403
350
L1x0.109H
429
350
L1x0.109H
439
350
L1x0.109H
526
400
X mat'l size
L1x0.109H
205
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size

X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
28
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
30
32
1200
850
800
600
Pbr(lbs)
26
1000
750
700
500
I non-comp eff
24
1
2
4
600
500
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
40
1
2
3.5
500
400
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
22
1
2
3
400
400
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
20
1
2
3
300
400
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
18
1
2
3
TL
Pbr(lbs)
16
1
2
3

1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
221
251
550
600
H mat'l size
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
L1x0.109H
I non-comp eff
234
277
309
331
380
450
479
491
584
Pbr(lbs)
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
265
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
294
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
331
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
363
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
388
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
430
350
350
400
L1x0.109H
522
L1x0.109H
541
L1x0.109H
644
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
152

1.5
3.25
5
1.5
3.25
5.5
1.5
3.25
6
2
3.25
7
2
3.25
7.5

2
2
2
3.25
3.25
3.25
8
9
10
3
3.25
11
3
3.25
12
3
3.25
13
3
3.25
14
3
3.25
15
3900
2500
L2x0.163X
4200
2500
L2.5x0.187X
4500
2900
L2.5x0.187X
1400
900
1600
1050
1800
1050
2000
1250
2200
1250
2400
1400
2700
1550
3000
1700
3300
2000
3600
2200
L1.5x0.109H
261
L1.5x0.123H
306
L1.75x0.17H
380
L2x0.163H
409
L2x0.205H
453
L2.5x0.187H
481
L2.5x0.187H
560
L2.5x0.25H
589
700
800
1200
1200
1350
1500
1750
1900
L1.25x0.109H
281
L1.5x0.109H
319
L2x0.163H
472
L2x0.163H
508
L2.5x0.187H
564
L2.5x0.187H
632
L2.5x0.212H
698
650
700
800
950
1150
1150
1300
1300
1550
1650
L1.25x0.109H
341
650
L1.5x0.109H
371
650
L1.5x0.109H
416
750
L1.5x0.17H
475
900
L1.75x0.155H
545
900
L1.75x0.17H
567
1100
L2x0.163H
639
1200
L2.5x0.187H
664
1200
L2.5x0.187H
740
1350
L2.5x0.187H
796
1600
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
401
446
600
650
L1.5x0.109H
496
750
L1.5x0.17H
564
800
L1.75x0.155H
582
850
L1.75x0.17H
669
1050
L2x0.163H
747
1050
L2.5x0.187H
784
1150
L2.5x0.187H
836
1300
L2.5x0.187H
958
1500
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
480
516
550
600
L1.5x0.109H
583
650
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

625
676
779
750
800
1000
L2x0.163H
836
1000
L2.5x0.187H
898
1100
L2.5x0.187H
1000
1200
L2.5x0.187H
1100
1300
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
546
584
550
550
L1.5x0.109H
636
600
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

720
774
920
700
800
950
L2x0.163H
948
950
L2.5x0.187H
1060
1050
L2.5x0.187H
1130
1150
L2.5x0.187H
1240
1250
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
614
656
500
500
L1.5x0.109H
738
600
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

836
899
1030
700
750
900
L2x0.163H
1070
900
L2.5x0.187H
1180
1000
L2.5x0.187H
1310
1100
L2.5x0.187H
1440
1200
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
680
725
500
500
L1.5x0.109H
810
550
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

923
1010
1150
650
700
850
L2x0.163H
1180
850
L2.5x0.187H
1350
950
L2.5x0.187H
1440
1050
L2.5x0.187H
1570
1150
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
769
795
L1.5x0.109H
918
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1050
1090
1260
L2x0.163H
1340
L2.5x0.187H
1490
L2.5x0.187H
1630
L2.5x0.187H
1780
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H
314
364
1000
1000
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

379
389
451
153
668
668
757
1900
L2x0.163X
2100
L2.5x0.187X
2400
L2.5x0.187X
698
740
834
1650
L2x0.163X
1800
L2.5x0.187X
1950
L2.5x0.187X
829
1600
L2x0.163X
880
1750
L2.5x0.187X
934
1900
L2.5x0.187X
980
1500
L2x0.163X
1080
1650
L2.5x0.187X
1140
1800
L2.5x0.187X
1150
1450
L2.5x0.187X
1250
1550
L2.5x0.187X
1310
1700
L2.5x0.187X
1360
1350
1440
1500
1560
1650
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
1520
1300
L2.5x0.187X
1680
1450
L2.5x0.187X
1760
1550
L2.5x0.187X
1740
1250
L2.5x0.187X
1840
1350
L2.5x0.187X
2030
1500
L2.5x0.187X
1870
2090
2190


hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
20
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
22
X mat'l size
H mat'l size

I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
24
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
45
26
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
28
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
30
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
32
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
36
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3.5
1
2
4
900
600
1000
600
1200
700
L1x0.109H
238
L1x0.109H
244
L1.25x0.109H
293
550
550
700
L1x0.109H
288
550
L1x0.109H
297
550
L1.25x0.109H
359
650
L1x0.109H
341
500
L1x0.109H
352
500
L1.25x0.109H
431
600
L1x0.109H
399
500
L1x0.109H
409
500
L1.25x0.109H
501
600
L1x0.109H
457
450
L1x0.109H
483
450
L1.25x0.109H
592
550
L1x0.109H
516
450
L1x0.109H
547
450
L1.25x0.109H
662
500
L1x0.109H
577
350
L1x0.109H
610
400
L1x0.109H
708
500
TL
Pbr(lbs)
18
1
2
3

1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
300
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
131
400
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
146
500
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
174
600
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
186
700
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
196
800
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
205
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
152
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
167
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
190
300
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
169
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
186
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
214
300
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
183
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
202
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
237
300
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
195
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
216
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
249
300
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
215
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
283
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
333
400
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
250
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
299
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
349
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
211
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
245
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
271
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
305
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
382
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
400
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
245
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
264
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
273
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
313
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
304
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
335
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
346
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
385
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
423
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
485
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
455
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
509
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
290
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
337
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
337
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
398
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
380
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
444
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
409
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
526
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
460
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
597
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
513
350
L1x0.109H
593
350
L1x0.109H
673
400
L1x0.109H
780
400
L1x0.109H
665
L1x0.109H
708
L1x0.109H
798
L1x0.109H
900
154

1.5
3.25
5
1.5
3.25
5.5
1.5
3.25
6
2
3.25
7
2
3.25
7.5

2
2
2
3.25
3.25
3.25
8
9
10
3
3.25
11
3
3.25
12
3
3.25
13
3
3.25
14
3
3.25
15
3900
2450
L2x0.163X
4200
2450
L2.5x0.187X
4500
2850
L2.5x0.187X
865
2350
865
2350
979
2700
L2x0.163X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
1060
2250
1090
2250
1200
2600
L2x0.163X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
1250
2150
L2x0.163X
1300
2150
L2.5x0.187X
1480
2450
L2.5x0.187X
1500
1800
L2.5x0.187X
1510
2050
L2.5x0.187X
1730
2050
L2.5x0.187X
1640
1700
L2.5x0.187X
1780
1700
L2.5x0.187X
1790
1950
L2.5x0.187X
1830
1650
1920
1650
2080
1900
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
2060
1550
L2.5x0.187X
2120
1800
L2.5x0.187X
2400
1800
L2.5x0.187X
1400
800
1600
1000
1800
1000
2200
1400
2400
1400
2700
1550
3000
1800
3300
1950
3600
2150
L1.5x0.109H
328
750
L1.5x0.109H
403
1000
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H
403
472
1000
1200
L2x0.163H
528
1300
L2x0.163H
528
1300
L2x0.187H
596
1450
L2.5x0.187H
658
1700
L2.5x0.187H
703
1900
L2.5x0.25H
772
2050
L1.25x0.125H
L1.5x0.109H
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H
L1.75x0.17H
L2x0.163H
L2x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.23H
400
750
476
950
640
1250
665
1250
724
1400
830
1650
882
1800
935
1950
L1.25x0.125H
477
700
L1.5x0.109H
583
900
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H
599
698
900
1100
L1.75x0.17H
749
1100
L2x0.163H
786
1200
L2x0.176H
873
1350
L2.5x0.187H
983
1550
L2.5x0.187H
1040
1700
L2.5x0.23H
1140
1850
L1.25x0.109H
562
650
L1.5x0.109H
680
750
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

701
807
841
850
1050
1050
L2x0.163H
947
1150
L2x0.163H
1010
1150
L2.5x0.187H
1160
1250
L2.5x0.187H
1260
1500
L2.5x0.212H
1380
1650
L1.25x0.109H
613
600
L1.5x0.109H
707
700
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

804
927
955
750
900
1000
L1.75x0.17H
1070
1000
L2x0.163H
1120
1200
L2.5x0.187H
1250
1200
L2.5x0.187H
1370
1450
L2.5x0.187H
1490
1550
L1.25x0.109H
713
550
L1.5x0.109H
806
650
L1.5x0.109H
865
700
L1.5x0.17H
987
800
L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
1110
1160
950
950
L2x0.163H
1330
1050
L2.5x0.187H
1400
1150
L2.5x0.187H
1610
1350
L2.5x0.187H
1700
1500
L1.25x0.109H
787
550
L1.5x0.109H
893
650
L1.5x0.109H
995
700
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1080
1240
1280
800
900
1000
L2x0.163H
1440
1100
L2.5x0.187H
1610
1200
L2.5x0.187H
1770
1300
L2.5x0.187H
1960
1450
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
L1.5x0.109H
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
L2.5x0.187H
506
950
2000
1250
568
1150
L2x0.163H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
863
1020
1110
1250
1370
1510
1740
1820
2020
2130
2350
2610
2610
500
550
650
700
850
850
950
1050
1200
1350
1350
L2.5x0.187X
1450
L2.5x0.187X
1650
L2.5x0.187X
L2x0.163H
1910
L2.5x0.187H
2190
L2.5x0.187H
2400
L2.5x0.187H
2690
2690
2960
3190
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.109H
1020
1170
L1.5x0.109H
1340
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1460
1670
1720
155


hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
22
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
24
X mat'l size
H mat'l size

I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
26
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
50
28
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
30
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
32
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
36
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
40
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3.5
1
2
4
TL
Pbr(lbs)
20
1
2
3

1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
300
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
176
400
400
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
212
400
500
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
228
400
600
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
245
450
700
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
257
450
800
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
298
550
900
550
1000
700
1200
750
L1x0.109H
306
550
L1x0.109H
359
650
L1.25x0.109H
400
700
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
199
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
228
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
246
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
292
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
306
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
352
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
364
500
L1x0.109H
432
600
L1.25x0.109H
479
700
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
221
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
236
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
254
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
272
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
274
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
294
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
290
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
336
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
359
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
413
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
410
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
472
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
437
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
500
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
482
550
L1.25x0.109H
561
650
L1x0.109H
538
500
L1x0.109X
L1.25x0.109H
648
600
L1x0.109H
275
250
L1x0.109H
305
250
L1x0.109H
332
300
L1x0.109H
375
400
L1x0.109H
468
400
L1x0.109H
493
450
L1x0.109H
565
450
L1x0.109H
605
550
L1.25x0.109H
741
600
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
299
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
338
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
400
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
489
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
526
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
615
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
633
450
L1x0.109H
713
450
L1.25x0.109H
826
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
340
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
405
200
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
373
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
451
200
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
413
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
502
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
480
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
573
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
583
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
639
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
613
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
735
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
700
400
L1x0.109H
769
450
L1x0.109H
908
500
L1x0.109H
857
400
L1x0.109H
915
400
L1x0.109H
1070
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
523
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
657
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
742
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
826
L1x0.109H
968
L1x0.109H
1020
L1x0.109H
1050
L1x0.109H
1260
156

1.5
3.25
5
1.5
3.25
5.5
1.5
3.25
6
2
3.25
7
2
3.25
7.5

2
2
2
3.25
3.25
3.25
8
9
10
3
3.25
11
3
3.25
12
3
3.25
13
3
3.25
14
3
3.25
15
3600
2400
L2x0.163X
3900
2400
L2x0.163X
4200
2800
L2.5x0.187X
4500
2800
L2.5x0.187X
1100
1130
1300
1300
2300
L2x0.163X
2300
L2x0.163X
2650
L2.5x0.187X
2650
L2.5x0.187X
1400
1000
1600
1000
1800
1200
2000
1350
2200
1350
2400
1500
2700
1750
3000
1950
3300
2100
L1.5x0.109H
506
L1.5x0.109H
526
L1.5x0.17H
595
L1.75x0.155H
665
L2x0.163H
677
L2x0.163H
751
L2x0.232H
837
L2.5x0.187H
924
L2.5x0.212H
975
950
950
1150
1300
1300
1450
1700
1850
2000
L1.5x0.109H
584
L1.5x0.109H
621
L1.75x0.17H
818
L2x0.163H
892
L2x0.219H
1020
L2.5x0.187H
1100
L2.5x0.187H
1200
1310
1350
1530
1600
800
900
1250
1350
1600
1750
1900
2200
2200
L2x0.163X
2550
L2.5x0.187X
2550
L2.5x0.187X
L1.25x0.125H
634
750
L1.5x0.109H
722
900
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
843
882
1050
1050
L1.75x0.17H
950
1200
L2x0.163H
1060
1300
L2x0.205H
1190
1550
L2.5x0.187H
1310
1700
L2.5x0.187H
1400
1850
L2.5x0.25H
1580
2100
1580
2100
L2.5x0.187X
1800
2450
L2.5x0.187X
1860
2450
L2.5x0.187X
L1.25x0.125H
729
700
L1.5x0.109H
832
850
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

999
999
1130
950
1000
1150
L2x0.163H
1250
1250
L2x0.205H
1410
1350
L2.5x0.187H
1560
1600
L2.5x0.187H
1650
1750
L2.5x0.25H
1800
2050
1880
2050
L2.5x0.187X
2140
2350
L2.5x0.187X
2140
2350
L2.5x0.187X
L1.25x0.125H
828
700
L1.5x0.109H
972
750
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1060
1170
1250
800
1000
1100
L2x0.163H
1400
1100
L2x0.176H
1530
1300
L2.5x0.187H
1750
1400
L2.5x0.187H
1930
1550
L2.5x0.23H
2090
1700
2110
1950
L2.5x0.187X
2420
1950
L2.5x0.187X
2510
2250
L2.5x0.187X
L1.25x0.109H
934
650
L1.5x0.109H
1030
800
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1120
1290
1450
950
950
1050
L1.75x0.17H
1520
1150
L2x0.163H
1700
1250
L2.5x0.187H
1870
1350
L2.5x0.187H
2030
1500
L2.5x0.187H
2230
1600
2420
1850
2560
2150
2800
2150
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
L1.25x0.109H
1060
550
L1.5x0.109H
1200
650
L1.5x0.123H
1430
800
L1.5x0.17H
1480
850
L1.75x0.17H
1760
1050
L2x0.163H
1940
1150
L2.5x0.187H
2130
1250
L2.5x0.187H
2260
1400
L2.5x0.187H
2440
1500
2770
1750
L2.5x0.187X
3060
1750
L2.5x0.187X
3210
2000
L2.5x0.187X
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
L1.5x0.109H
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
L2x0.163H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
2330
1000
2580
1150
2860
1300
3010
1400
3360
1600
L2.5x0.187X
3520
1600
L2.5x0.187X
3840
1850
L2.5x0.187X
L2x0.163H
2740
L2.5x0.187H
3000
L2.5x0.187H
3350
L2.5x0.187H
3700
3990
4130
4490
1240
550
1410
600
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
1520
1670
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
731
788
1100
1600
650
L1.5x0.109H
1820
1100
1750
800
L1.75x0.155H
1650
950
1940
800
2120
900
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

2080
2150
2380
157


hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
26
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
28
X mat'l size
H mat'l size

I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
30
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
55
32
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
34
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
36
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
40
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
44
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3.5
1
2
4
1200
750
TL
Pbr(lbs)
24
1
2
3

1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
300
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
269
350
400
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
310
350
500
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
341
350
600
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
359
450
700
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
377
450
800
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
438
500
900
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
469
550
1000
650
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
541
650
L1.25x0.109H
620
700
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
294
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
323
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
357
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
414
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
434
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
518
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
554
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
626
600
L1.25x0.109H
717
700
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
314
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
330
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
349
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
365
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
377
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
424
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
469
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
478
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
495
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
555
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
584
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
653
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
628
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
700
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
717
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
769
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
382
300
L1x0.109H
444
300
L1x0.109H
483
300
L1x0.109H
545
350
L1x0.109H
633
350
L1x0.109H
725
450
L1x0.109H
799
450
L1x0.109H
877
500
L1.25x0.109H
1050
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
431
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
482
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
557
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
663
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
696
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
819
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
843
600
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
956
650
L1.25x0.109H
1110
650
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
474
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
501
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
587
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
582
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
699
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
646
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
799
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
765
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
872
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
912
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1010
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1060
350
L1x0.109H
1120
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1140
400
L1x0.109H
1250
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1280
450
L1.25x0.109H
1310
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
674
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
763
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
864
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
979
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1140
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1210
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1320
L1x0.109H
1490
L1x0.109H
1780
158
L1.25x0.109H
815
650
L1.25x0.109H
917
650
L1x0.109H
1480
550

1.5
3.25
5
1.5
3.25
5.5
1.5
3.25
6
2
3.25
7
2
3.25
7.5

2
2
2
3.25
3.25
3.25
8
9
10
3
3.25
11
3
3.25
12
3
3.25
13
3
3.25
14
3
3.25
15
3600
2250
L2x0.163X
3900
2600
L2x0.163X
4200
2600
L2.5x0.187X
4500
2950
L2.5x0.187X
1400
950
1600
1150
L1.5x0.109H
749
L1.5x0.123H
883
900
1100
L1.5x0.109H
857
L1.5x0.123H
1000
850
1050
L1.5x0.109H
975
850
L1.5x0.123H
1170
1000
L1.5x0.109H
1130
800
2200
1400
2400
1550
2700
1800
3000
1950
3300
2250
L2x0.163H
1080
L2x0.163H
1170
L2x0.232H
1330
L2.5x0.187H
1460
L2.5x0.212H
1640
1690
1860
1950
2120
1350
1450
1750
1900
2150
2150
2500
L2.5x0.187X
2500
L2.5x0.187X
2850
L2.5x0.187X
L2x0.163H
1250
L2x0.163H
1340
L2x0.219H
1570
L2.5x0.187H
1730
L2.5x0.212H
1890
L2.5x0.25H
1950
2220
2220
2530
1300
1400
1650
1800
2100
2100
2400
L2.5x0.187X
2400
L2.5x0.187X
2750
L2.5x0.187X
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H
1230
1320
1000
1150
L1.75x0.17H
1470
1250
L2x0.163H
1570
1350
L2x0.219H
1840
1600
L2.5x0.187H
1950
1750
L2.5x0.212H
2210
2000
L2.5x0.25H
2210
2000
2520
2300
L2.5x0.187X
2600
2300
L2.5x0.187X
2820
2650
L2.5x0.187X
L1.5x0.109H
1300
950
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H
1350
1530
950
1100
L1.75x0.17H
1630
1200
L2x0.163H
1780
1300
L2x0.205H
2040
1550
L2.5x0.187H
2240
1700
L2.5x0.187H
2460
1950
L2.5x0.23H
2570
1950
2810
2250
L2.5x0.187X
2920
2250
L2.5x0.187X
3280
2550
L2.5x0.187X
L1.25x0.125H
1250
700
L1.5x0.109H
1440
750
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1550
1660
1860
950
1050
1150
L2x0.163H
2040
1150
L2x0.205H
2330
1350
L2.5x0.187H
2570
1500
L2.5x0.187H
2790
1600
L2.5x0.23H
2820
1850
3230
2150
L2.5x0.187X
3350
2150
L2.5x0.187X
3630
2150
L2.5x0.187X
L1.25x0.109H
1300
750
L1.5x0.109H
1460
900
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1680
1880
2110
900
1000
1000
L1.75x0.17H
2110
1100
L2x0.176H
2430
1200
L2.5x0.187H
2650
1300
L2.5x0.187H
2910
1550
L2.5x0.212H
3160
1550
3670
1800
3670
2050
3810
2050
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
L1.25x0.125H
1500
650
L1.5x0.109H
1770
750
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1830
2120
2120
850
950
1050
L1.75x0.17H
2370
1100
L2x0.163H
2590
1200
L2.5x0.187H
2810
1350
L2.5x0.187H
3130
1450
L2.5x0.187H
3280
1650
3600
1900
L2.5x0.187X
4130
1900
L2.5x0.187X
4130
2200
L2.5x0.187X
L1.25x0.109H
L1.5x0.109H
L1.5x0.109H
L1.5x0.17H
L1.75x0.155H
L1.75x0.17H
L2x0.163H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
1690
550
2000
650
2180
800
2410
800
2780
850
2900
950
3220
1150
3570
1250
3750
1350
4190
1550
4800
1550
L2.5x0.187X
4800
1800
L2.5x0.187X
5520
1800
L2.5x0.187X
L2x0.163H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
L2.5x0.187H
3660
4100
4520
4880
5060
5790
5790
L1.25x0.109H L1.25x0.125H
1940
2210
1800
1150
2000
1250
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
915
988
1100
1200
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
1050
1170
1050
L1.5x0.109H
2530
1150
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

2620
2900
3340
159


hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
24
500
600
700
800
900
1000
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
369
450
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
401
450
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
424
450
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
450
500
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
476
550
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
555
650
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
589
700
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
344
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
384
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
414
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
435
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
518
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
555
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
641
600
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
683
650
L1x0.109X
L1.25x0.109H
813
L1x0.109H
370
L1x0.109H
438
L1x0.109H
470
L1x0.109H
507
L1x0.109H
585
L1x0.109H
648
L1x0.109H
732
L1x0.109H
778
350
L1x0.109X
350
L1x0.109X
350
L1x0.109X
400
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
L1.25x0.109H
950
800
L1x0.109H
394
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
449
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
480
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
571
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
675
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
726
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
795
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
877
600
L1x0.109X
L1.25x0.109H
1070
750
L1x0.109H
466
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
529
L1x0.109H
515
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
617
L1x0.109H
589
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
731
L1x0.109H
635
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
849
L1x0.109H
748
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
924
L1x0.109H
801
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1040
L1x0.109H
880
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1160
L1x0.109H
982
650
L1.25x0.109H
1190
650
L1x0.109H
1320
600
600
L1.25x0.109H
1400
600
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size

X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
40
800
Pbr(lbs)
300
350
400
400
450
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
H mat'l size
L1x0.109H
643
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
784
L1x0.109H
761
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
914
L1x0.109H
890
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1160
L1x0.109H
1020
550
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1370
L1x0.109H
1170
500
L1x0.109H
1390
500
L1x0.109H
1500
550
L1x0.109H
1560
600
L1.25x0.109H
1690
750
L1x0.109H
1470
L1x0.109H
1570
L1x0.109H
1740
L1x0.109H
1890
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
805
250
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
954
300
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1130
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1260
350
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1440
400
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1660
450
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
1830
450
L1.25x0.109H
2260
450
L1x0.109H
1990
L1x0.109H
2070
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
48
L1.25x0.109H
749
850
X mat'l size
I non-comp eff
44
1200
950
400
Pbr(lbs)
36
1.5
3.25
4
500
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109H
314
450
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
32
1
2
3.5
300
Pbr(lbs)
60
1
2
3
Pbr(lbs)
I non-comp eff
30
1
2
3
Pbr(lbs)
28
1
2
3
TL
I non-comp eff
26
1
2
3

1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
160

1.5
3.25
5
1.5
3.25
5.5
1.5
3.25
6
2
3.25
7
2
3.25
7.5

2
2
2
3.25
3.25
3.25
8
9
10
3
3.25
11
3
3.25
12
3
3.5
13
3
3.5
14
3
3.5
15
3600
2700
L2x0.163X
3900
3050
L2x0.163X
4200
4500
1950
2120
2550
L2x0.163X
2550
L2.5x0.187X
2900
L2.5x0.187X
2320
2320
2530
2450
L2x0.163X
2450
L2.5x0.187X
2800
L2.5x0.187X
3150
L2.5x0.187X
2610
2400
L2x0.163X
2730
2400
L2.5x0.187X
2980
2700
L2.5x0.187X
3150
2700
L2.5x0.187X
2930
2300
L2x0.163X
3030
2600
L2.5x0.187X
3460
2600
L2.5x0.187X
3460
2900
L2.5x0.187X
3640
2150
L2.5x0.187X
3770
2150
L2.5x0.187X
4220
2400
L2.5x0.187X
4150
2000
4320
2000
4840
2250
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
5160
1850
L2.5x0.187X
5160
2100
L2.5x0.187X
5810
2100
L2.5x0.187X
5960
1750
L2.5x0.187X
6760
1750
L2.5x0.187X
6760
1950
L2.5x0.187X
6960
6960
8020
1400
1150
L1.5x0.109H
883
1600
1150
1800
1300
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H
915
1010
2000
1450
2200
1550
2400
1700
2700
2000
3000
2300
3300
2300
L1.75x0.17H
1120
L2x0.163H
1180
L2x0.163H
1290
L2.5x0.187H
1500
L2.5x0.187H
1690
L2.5x0.23H
1690
900
1100
1250
1400
1500
1650
1950
2250
2250
L1.5x0.109H
924
L1.5x0.123H
1050
L1.5x0.17H
1170
L1.75x0.155H
1280
L2x0.163H
1400
L2x0.163H
1490
L2x0.25H
1730
L2.5x0.187H
1950
L2.5x0.212H
2010
900
1100
1200
1350
1450
1550
1700
2150
2150
L1.5x0.109H
1040
850
L1.5x0.123H
1230
1050
L1.5x0.17H
1370
1150
L1.75x0.155H
1500
1300
L2x0.163H
1640
1400
L2x0.163H
1730
1500
L2x0.219H
1930
1650
L2.5x0.187H
2300
2050
L2.5x0.212H
2300
2050
L1.5x0.109H
1200
900
L1.5x0.123H
1420
1000
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
1530
1700
1100
1250
L2x0.163H
1830
1350
L2x0.163H
2000
1450
L2x0.205H
2150
1700
L2.5x0.187H
2570
2000
L2.5x0.212H
2670
2000
L1.5x0.109H
1400
750
L1.5x0.109H
1550
950
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H
1750
1950
950
1050
L2x0.163H
2040
1150
L2x0.163H
2210
1250
L2x0.219H
2580
1500
L2.5x0.187H
2950
1600
L2.5x0.187H
2950
1850
3370
1850
L1.25x0.125H
1640
700
L1.5x0.109H
1900
850
L1.5x0.123H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

1980
2240
2390
850
950
1050
L2x0.163H
2610
1150
L2x0.187H
3000
1250
L2.5x0.187H
3300
1500
L2.5x0.187H
3620
1700
L2.5x0.212H
3790
1700
L1.25x0.109H
1910
750
L1.5x0.109H
2280
900
L1.5x0.109H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

2350
2640
2950
1000
1100
1100
L1.75x0.17H
3100
1150
L2x0.163H
3410
1400
L2.5x0.187H
3910
1600
L2.5x0.187H
4450
1600
L2.5x0.187H
4510
1850
L1.25x0.125H
2360
600
L1.5x0.109H
2830
700
L1.5x0.138H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

3110
3360
3540
750
850
950
L1.75x0.17H
3930
1000
L2x0.176H
4580
1200
L2.5x0.187H
4950
1300
L2.5x0.187H
5130
1500
L2.5x0.212H
5870
1500
L1.25x0.109H
2530
L1.5x0.109H
2880
L1.5x0.109H
3140
L1.5x0.155H L1.75x0.155H L1.75x0.155H

3480
4010
4190
L2x0.163H
4920
L2.5x0.187H
5420
L2.5x0.187H
5860
L2.5x0.187H
6080
161


hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
TL
X mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)

36
X mat'l size
600
400
L1x0.109X
700
500
L1x0.109X
800
600
L1x0.109X
900
600
L1x0.109X
1000
700
L1x0.109X
1200
850
L1x0.109X
463
400
L1x0.109X
517
400
L1x0.109X
557
500
L1x0.109X
602
500
L1x0.109X
699
500
L1x0.109X
846
550
L1x0.109X
866
650
L1x0.109X
970
700
L1x0.109X
1200
800
L1x0.109X
511
400
L1x0.109X
578
400
L1x0.109X
708
400
L1x0.109X
750
400
L1x0.109X
832
450
L1x0.109X
910
550
L1x0.109X
1050
550
L1x0.109X
1160
650
L1x0.109X
1260
800
L1x0.109X
637
702
740
875
999
1080
1220
1470
350
L1x0.109X
350
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
593
350
L1x0.109X
679
350
L1x0.109X
770
350
L1x0.109X
928
350
L1x0.109X
954
450
L1x0.109X
1120
500
L1x0.109X
1210
550
L1x0.109X
1340
600
L1x0.109X
1570
750
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
661
300
731
300
792
400
903
400
1070
450
1210
500
1310
600
1470
650
1790
700
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
702
300
790
350
980
350
1080
450
1190
500
1390
500
1570
500
1700
500
1880
650
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
817
350
L1x0.109X
1020
400
L1x0.109X
1120
500
L1x0.109X
1380
500
L1x0.109X
1570
500
L1x0.109X
1700
550
L1x0.109X
1760
600
L1x0.109X
1840
650
L1x0.109X
2160
800
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
999
300
1260
300
1550
300
1690
350
1810
400
2080
500
2250
450
2450
450
2980
500
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
1090
1270
1450
1660
1960
2240
2260
2350
2730
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
H mat'l size
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
52
500
400
L1x0.109X
350
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
48
400
400
L1x0.109X
578
I non-comp eff
44
300
400
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
I non-comp eff
40
1.5
3.25
4
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
38
1
2
3.5
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
65
1
2
3
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
34
1
2
3
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
32
1
2
3
Pbr(lbs)
30
1
2
3

1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
162

1.5
3.25
5
1.5
3.25
5.5
1.5
3.25
6
2
3.25
7
2
3.25
7.5

2
2
2
3.25
3.25
3.25
8
9
10
3
3.25
11
3
3.25
12
3
3.5
13
3
3.5
14
3
3.5
15
3900
2750
L2.5x0.187X
4200
4500
1400
1050
L1x0.109X
1600
1200
L1x0.109X
1800
1300
L1x0.109X
1740
2000
2200
1400
1550
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
1420
1590
950
L1x0.109X
1000
L1x0.109X
1900
2010
1460
1630
1000
L1x0.109X
1100
L1x0.109X
1200
1300
1450
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
1770
850
L1x0.109X
1990
950
L1x0.109X
1870
900
L1x0.109X
2400
1700
L1.5x0.109X
2700
1850
L1.5x0.109X
3000
3300
2100
2450
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
2240
2360
1650
L1.5x0.109X
1750
L1.5x0.109X
3180
3460
2350
L2x0.163X
2650
L2.5x0.187X
2650
L2.5x0.187X
2470
2710
1550
L1.5x0.109X
1700
L1.5x0.109X
1950
2250
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
3480
3980
3980
2250
L2x0.163X
2550
L2.5x0.187X
2850
L2.5x0.187X
2850
L2.5x0.187X
2220
2330
2510
1050
1150
1400
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
2780
1500
L1.5x0.109X
3090
1650
L1.5x0.109X
3370
3840
1900
2200
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
3960
2200
L2x0.163X
4540
2500
L2.5x0.187X
4820
2500
L2.5x0.187X
4820
2750
L2.5x0.187X
2080
1050
L1x0.109X
2240
2500
2830
1150
1250
1350
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3140
1450
L1.5x0.109X
3340
1600
L1.5x0.109X
3800
4330
1800
2100
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
4330
2100
L2x0.163X
4860
2400
L2.5x0.187X
5120
2650
L2.5x0.187X
5440
2650
L2.5x0.187X
2130
800
L1x0.109X
2390
900
L1x0.109X
2680
2930
3090
1000
1100
1200
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3360
1400
L1.5x0.109X
3700
1550
L1.5x0.109X
4260
4670
1750
1750
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
4850
2050
L2x0.163X
5440
2300
L2.5x0.187X
5770
2300
L2.5x0.187X
6100
2600
L2.5x0.187X
2170
750
2470
850
3260
1100
3740
1200
4120
1300
4530
1650
4740
1650
5200
1900
5850
1900
6060
2150
6420
2150
1150
1250
1500
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
1820
2790
950
2000
2970
1000
2300
2670
3030
3600
2450
L2x0.163X
2050
2350
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
3070
3370
L1x0.109X
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.75x0.155X
L2x0.163X
L2x0.163X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
2530
850
L1x0.109X
2860
3210
3600
950
1050
1050
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3780
1250
L1.5x0.109X
4160
1350
L1.5x0.109X
4540
1550
L1.5x0.109X
5430
1550
L1.75x0.155X
5510
1800
L2x0.163X
6320
1800
L2x0.163X
6320
2050
L2.5x0.187X
7110
2250
L2.5x0.187X
7370
2250
L2.5x0.187X
3270
3730
4020
4250
600
750
800
900
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
4980
1000
L1.5x0.109X
5220
1050
L1.5x0.109X
5930
6150
1150
1450
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
7050
1450
L2x0.163X
7160
1700
L2x0.163X
8120
1700
L2.5x0.187X
8580
1900
L2.5x0.187X
8970
1900
L2.5x0.187X
4950
5500
7190
8240
8380
9500
9500
3130
3710
4100
4730
6100
163
7190


hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
700
500
L1x0.109X
800
600
L1x0.109X
900
700
L1x0.109X
1000
750
L1x0.109X
1200
850
L1x0.109X
594
450
L1x0.109X
688
450
L1x0.109X
751
450
L1x0.109X
800
450
L1x0.109X
857
500
L1x0.109X
992
600
L1x0.109X
1110
650
L1x0.109X
1190
700
L1x0.109X
1380
900
L1x0.109X
630
400
L1x0.109X
728
400
L1x0.109X
827
450
L1x0.109X
877
450
L1x0.109X
944
500
L1x0.109X
1100
550
L1x0.109X
1230
600
L1x0.109X
1350
700
L1x0.109X
1660
800
L1x0.109X
707
350
L1x0.109X
795
400
L1x0.109X
903
450
L1x0.109X
957
500
L1x0.109X
1060
550
L1x0.109X
1160
650
L1x0.109X
1310
650
L1x0.109X
1490
650
L1x0.109X
1760
800
L1x0.109X
726
350
L1x0.109X
867
350
L1x0.109X
979
400
L1x0.109X
1170
400
L1x0.109X
1300
450
L1x0.109X
1540
500
L1x0.109X
1570
550
L1x0.109X
1620
650
L1x0.109X
1900
750
L1x0.109X
805
350
L1x0.109X
887
350
L1x0.109X
1090
350
L1x0.109X
1150
400
L1x0.109X
1270
400
L1x0.109X
1400
500
L1x0.109X
1560
550
L1x0.109X
1800
600
L1x0.109X
2050
700
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
930
300
1030
350
1220
400
1350
450
1490
500
1690
500
1910
500
2120
550
2410
650
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
1050
350
1260
500
1480
450
1760
450
1960
550
2030
550
2200
700
2460
700
2780
750
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
1270
450
L1x0.109X
1690
450
L1x0.109X
1880
450
L1x0.109X
2060
450
L1x0.109X
2360
450
L1x0.109X
2660
450
L1x0.109X
3040
450
L1x0.109X
3190
500
L1x0.109X
3510
600
L1x0.109X
1710
1800
2060
2290
2460
2640
2730
3050
3640
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size

I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
40
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
44
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
48
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
52
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
56
1.5
3.25
4
600
500
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
70
1
2
3.5
500
500
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
38
1
2
3
400
500
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
36
1
2
3
300
500
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
34
1
2
3
TL
Pbr(lbs)
32
1
2
3

1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
164

1.5
3.25
5
1.5
3.25
5.5
1400
1050
L1x0.109X
1600
1150
L1x0.109X
1630
1830
1000
L1x0.109X
1250
L1x0.109X
1.5
3.25
6
2
3.25
7
2
3.25
7.5

2
2
2
3.25
3.25
3.25
8
9
10
3
3.25
11
3
3.25
12
3
3.5
13
3
3.5
14
3
3.5
15
3900
4200
4500
2070
2310
2570
1350
1450
1600
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3070
1750
L1.5x0.109X
2000
L1.5x0.109X
3490
3660
2300
2300
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
2600
L2x0.163X
2900
L2.5x0.187X
3090
3500
4540
4820
1200
1400
1550
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
1700
L1.5x0.109X
1950
L1.5x0.109X
2250
2250
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
2550
L2x0.163X
2550
L2.5x0.187X
2090
950
L1x0.109X
2340
1050
L1x0.109X
2560
2840
3150
1150
1250
1350
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3350
1500
L1.5x0.109X
3810
1850
L1.5x0.109X
4340
4490
1850
2150
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
5130
2450
L2x0.163X
5130
2450
L2.5x0.187X
2750
L2.5x0.187X
2230
900
L1x0.109X
2520
1000
L1x0.109X
2800
3010
3310
1100
1300
1450
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3520
1550
L1.5x0.109X
4270
1800
L1.5x0.109X
4420
4870
2100
2100
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
5460
2350
L2x0.163X
5760
2350
L2.5x0.187X
6120
2650
L2.5x0.187X
3000
L2.5x0.187X
3760
1350
L1.5x0.109X
4130
1350
L1.5x0.109X
4760
1700
L1.5x0.109X
5220
1700
L1.75x0.155X
5420
1950
L2x0.163X
6080
2200
L2x0.163X
6420
2200
L2.5x0.187X
6830
2450
L2.5x0.187X
7410
2800
L2.5x0.187X
4570
1150
4570
1250
5470
1400
5790
1600
6360
1850
7160
1850
7410
2100
7860
2100
9040
2300
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.75x0.155X
L2x0.163X
L2x0.163X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
3320
3850
4090
4530
950
1000
1000
1200
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
4980
1300
L1.5x0.109X
5440
1500
L1.5x0.109X
5990
6520
1500
1750
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
7590
1750
L2x0.163X
7590
1950
L2x0.163X
8540
2200
L2.5x0.187X
8850
2200
L2.5x0.187X
9400
2200
L2.5x0.187X
4220
4750
5010
700
800
850
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
5880
950
L1.5x0.109X
6160
1050
L1.5x0.109X
7010
1150
L1.5x0.109X
7270
8330
1200
1400
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
8330
1650
L2x0.163X
9610
1650
L2x0.163X
10160
1850
L2.5x0.187X
10620
1850
L2.5x0.187X
11030
2050
L2.5x0.187X
5780
6420
6780
9620
9790
11100
11100
12280
L1x0.109X
4180
4780
3620
1000
5240
3970
1050
7480
165
8390
3970
3990
2220
3230
900
3970
3600
2700
L2x0.163X
1100
L1x0.109X
2800
3110
3440
950
1050
1150
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
2810
2720
3000
3300
2400
2400
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
950
L1x0.109X
2880
800
2620
2700
2050
L1.5x0.109X
1850
2480
850
L1x0.109X
2390
2400
1800
L1.5x0.109X

1800
2000
2200
1300
1500
1650
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X

hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
38
40

48
52
700
600
L1x0.109X
800
700
L1x0.109X
900
700
L1x0.109X
1000
800
L1x0.109X
1200
950
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
701
833
884
1000
1140
1320
1320
1480
1740
Pbr(lbs)
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
750
L1x0.109X
850
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
845
955
1040
1100
1300
1510
1620
1760
2100
Pbr(lbs)
400
L1x0.109X
400
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
850
L1x0.109X
878
400
L1x0.109X
1010
400
L1x0.109X
1160
400
L1x0.109X
1230
450
L1x0.109X
1400
500
L1x0.109X
1600
600
L1x0.109X
1800
650
L1x0.109X
1950
700
L1x0.109X
2340
800
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
969
400
1090
450
1240
550
1360
550
1610
550
1810
600
1940
650
2090
800
2480
800
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
1030
1310
1550
1720
1780
2080
2180
2560
2730
Pbr(lbs)
350
L1x0.109X
350
L1x0.109X
350
L1x0.109X
400
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
750
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
1160
1350
1460
1660
1950
2180
2470
2660
3160
Pbr(lbs)
350
L1x0.109X
350
L1x0.109X
400
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
1300
450
L1x0.109X
1520
450
L1x0.109X
1870
450
L1x0.109X
2290
500
L1x0.109X
2400
550
L1x0.109X
2490
650
L1x0.109X
2790
650
L1x0.109X
3040
650
L1x0.109X
3580
800
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
1720
2010
2250
2640
2970
3380
3530
3720
4490
Pbr(lbs)
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
1960
2200
2480
2730
2930
3150
3510
3840
4430
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
60
1.5
3.25
4
600
550
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
56
1.5
3.25
3.5
500
500
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
44
1.5
3.25
3
400
500
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
75
1
2
3
300
500
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
42
1
2
3
TL
Pbr(lbs)
34
1
2
3

1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
166

1.5
3.25
5
1.5
3.25
5.5
1.5
3.25
6
2
3.25
7
2
3.25
7.5

2
2
2
3.25
3.25
3.25
8
9
10
3
3.25
11
3
3.25
12
3
3.5
13
3
3.5
14
3
3.5
15
3900
4200
4500
1600
1250
L1x0.109X
2400
1750
L1.5x0.109X
2700
2050
L1.5x0.109X
2080
2270
1050
L1x0.109X
1200
L1x0.109X
3190
3600
1650
L1.5x0.109X
1900
L1.5x0.109X
2520
2810
1050
L1x0.109X
1150
L1x0.109X
1350
1500
1600
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3920
4430
1850
L1.5x0.109X
2150
L1.5x0.109X
2150
2400
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
2700
L2x0.163X
3050
L2.5x0.187X
2810
900
L1x0.109X
3120
1100
L1x0.109X
3550
3930
1200
1300
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
4140
1450
L1.5x0.109X
4770
1550
L1.5x0.109X
5440
1800
L1.5x0.109X
5620
2050
L1.75x0.155X
6100
2350
L2x0.163X
6840
2350
L2x0.163X
7430
2600
L2.5x0.187X
2880
950
L1x0.109X
3450
3620
3930
1050
1150
1250
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
4350
1400
L1.5x0.109X
4640
1500
L1.5x0.109X
5280
1750
L1.5x0.109X
6020
2000
L1.75x0.155X
6760
2000
L2x0.163X
7130
2250
L2x0.163X
7590
2250
L2.5x0.187X
2550
L2.5x0.187X
3250
900
L1x0.109X
3640
3990
4320
1000
1100
1200
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
4790
1300
L1.5x0.109X
5050
1400
L1.5x0.109X
5820
1600
L1.5x0.109X
6630
1900
L1.75x0.155X
6630
2150
L2x0.163X
7450
2150
L2x0.163X
7850
2350
L2.5x0.187X
8360
2700
L2.5x0.187X
2700
L2.5x0.187X
5480
1200
6030
1350
6660
1550
7630
1750
8600
1750
8900
2000
9450
2250
10880
2250
10880
2550
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
L2x0.163X
L2x0.163X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
4040
4540
5090
900
950
1050
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
5880
1250
L1.5x0.109X
6230
1450
L1.5x0.109X
6760
1450
L1.5x0.109X
7700
8970
1650
1650
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
8970
1900
L2x0.163X
10110
2100
L2x0.163X
11120
2100
L2.5x0.187X
11120
2100
L2.5x0.187X
12800
2400
L2.5x0.187X
5120
5840
6120
700
800
850
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
7180
1000
L1.5x0.109X
8170
1100
L1.5x0.109X
8170
1200
L1.5x0.109X
9730
9730
1400
1600
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
11220
1600
L2x0.163X
11870
1850
L2x0.163X
12410
1850
L2.5x0.187X
12890
2050
L2.5x0.187X
13930
2300
L2.5x0.187X
7410
7820
8630
11310
12830
12830
14190
15930
3870
750
4980
4340
850
5700
1800
2000
2200
1350
1500
1650
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
2480
2740
2930
1300
1400
1500
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3020
4550
950
6370
3320
5010
1100
3570
9690
167
3000
3300
2350
2650
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
4170
4550
2200
2500
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
5040
11110
3600
5770
2500
L2x0.163X
5770

1400
1150
L1x0.109X

hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
38

44
80
46
500
550
600
550
700
550
800
650
900
750
1000
800
1200
950
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
935
450
1050
450
1220
450
1300
550
1390
650
1550
650
1800
650
1980
800
2340
950
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
1010
450
1130
450
1240
450
1510
450
1760
550
1800
600
1860
700
2120
750
2610
900
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
1080
1250
1370
1460
1670
1850
2160
2340
2760
Pbr(lbs)
400
L1x0.109X
400
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
800
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
1140
1290
1540
1840
1930
1970
2190
2380
2850
Pbr(lbs)
400
400
400
400
450
550
600
700
850
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
1210
400
L1x0.109X
1410
500
L1x0.109X
1540
500
L1x0.109X
1630
500
L1x0.109X
1860
500
L1x0.109X
2180
600
L1x0.109X
2400
700
L1x0.109X
2740
850
L1x0.109X
3320
850
L1x0.109X
1320
500
L1x0.109X
1660
500
L1x0.109X
1910
500
L1x0.109X
2060
600
L1x0.109X
2220
700
L1x0.109X
2480
700
L1x0.109X
2810
700
L1x0.109X
3360
800
L1x0.109X
3620
900
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
1670
1970
2170
2590
3080
3240
3380
3680
4350
Pbr(lbs)
450
450
450
450
450
500
500
600
750
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
1840
450
L1x0.109X
2200
450
L1x0.109X
2420
500
L1x0.109X
2690
550
L1x0.109X
2790
650
L1x0.109X
3110
650
L1x0.109X
3370
650
L1x0.109X
3820
700
L1x0.109X
4560
850
L1x0.109X
1980
2390
2820
3280
3890
4070
4280
4710
5660
H mat'l size
H mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
56
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
60
1.5
3.25
4
400
500
Pbr(lbs)
52
1.5
3.25
3.5
300
500
TL
I non-comp eff
48
1.5
3.25
3
Pbr(lbs)
I non-comp eff
42
1
2
3
I non-comp eff
40
1
2
3

1
1
1
1.5
2
2
2
3.25
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
168

1.5
3.25
5
1.5
3.25
5.5
1.5
3.25
6
2
3.25
7
2
3.25
7.5

2
2
2
3.5
3.5
3.5
8
9
10
3
3.5
11
3
3.5
12
3
3.5
13
3
4
14
3
4
15
3900
4200
4500
1600
1300
L1x0.109X
2630
3140
1050
L1x0.109X
1150
L1x0.109X
2920
3200
1000
L1x0.109X
1200
L1x0.109X
1800
2000
2200
1400
1550
1700
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3320
3710
3920
1350
1500
1650
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
4440
5050
1900
L1.5x0.109X
2150
L1.5x0.109X
3000
3300
2550
2550
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
5780
3600
5780
2150
2450
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
4370
4950
5630
5900
6440
1600
L1.5x0.109X
1800
L1.5x0.109X
2100
L1.5x0.109X
2400
L1.75x0.155X
2400
L2x0.163X
2650
L2x0.163X
3230
1000
L1x0.109X
3730
4100
4360
1100
1300
1400
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
4840
1550
L1.5x0.109X
5290
1750
L1.5x0.109X
6040
2050
L1.5x0.109X
6770
2050
L1.75x0.155X
7140
2300
L2x0.163X
7600
2550
L2x0.163X
3420
950
L1x0.109X
3810
4340
4800
1050
1250
1350
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
5120
1500
L1.5x0.109X
5840
1700
L1.5x0.109X
6650
1950
L1.5x0.109X
6870
1950
L1.75x0.155X
7880
2250
L2x0.163X
8390
2500
L2x0.163X
2850
L2.5x0.187X
3750
950
L1x0.109X
4170
4750
5260
1050
1100
1350
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
5550
1450
L1.5x0.109X
6400
1650
L1.5x0.109X
7300
1650
L1.5x0.109X
7540
1900
L1.75x0.155X
8190
2150
L2x0.163X
9210
2150
L2x0.163X
10000
2400
L2.5x0.187X
6050
1550
6680
1550
6990
1800
7970
2050
8940
2300
9440
2300
10060
2300
2600
2600
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
L2x0.163X
L2x0.163X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
5090
5650
6260
850
900
1000
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
6810
1200
L1.5x0.109X
7750
1300
L1.5x0.109X
7750
1450
L1.5x0.109X
9030
10170
1450
1700
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
10780
1950
L2x0.163X
11190
2150
L2x0.163X
11860
2150
L2.5x0.187X
12880
2450
L2.5x0.187X
12880
2450
L2.5x0.187X
5290
5930
6220
950
1000
1100
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
7260
1400
L1.5x0.109X
7890
1400
L1.5x0.109X
8990
1400
L1.5x0.109X
9130
10470
1600
1850
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
11800
2050
L2x0.163X
12510
2050
L2x0.163X
12990
2050
L2.5x0.187X
14960
2300
L2.5x0.187X
14960
2300
L2.5x0.187X
9430
9430
9790
13710
14340
14340
16100
17150
6370
4540
1150
7060
4780
1250
7900
3980
2700
2250
L1.5x0.109X
1350
1450
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
4080
1050
3700
2400
1950
L1.5x0.109X
5500
1350
11230
169
12300

1400
1100
L1x0.109X

hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
46
48

56
60
700
600
L1x0.109X
800
700
L1x0.109X
900
750
L1x0.109X
1000
900
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
1400
1600
1840
1910
2100
2390
2680
3180
3570
Pbr(lbs)
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
750
L1x0.109X
900
L1x0.109X
1000
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
1530
1750
1870
2120
2220
2480
2830
3330
3910
Pbr(lbs)
450
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
850
L1x0.109X
950
L1x0.109X
1580
450
L1x0.109X
1850
450
L1x0.109X
2040
500
L1x0.109X
2190
500
L1x0.109X
2440
600
L1x0.109X
2850
650
L1x0.109X
3090
700
L1x0.109X
3640
850
L1x0.109X
4110
950
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
1660
450
1930
450
2240
450
2430
450
2780
500
3010
600
3270
650
3960
800
4460
900
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
1800
2020
2230
2500
2720
3090
3540
4100
4830
Pbr(lbs)
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
750
L1x0.109X
850
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
2120
2450
2710
2920
3400
3670
3970
4610
5340
Pbr(lbs)
450
L1x0.109X
450
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
750
L1x0.109X
800
L1x0.109X
1000
L1x0.109X
2350
450
L1x0.109X
2700
600
L1x0.109X
3200
650
L1x0.109X
3940
650
L1x0.109X
4340
800
L1x0.109X
4530
850
L1x0.109X
4930
950
L1x0.109X
5650
1000
L1x0.109X
6830
1000
L1.25x0.109X
2710
3570
4160
4530
5490
6100
6660
7500
8140
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
72
1200
1000
L1x0.109X
600
550
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
66
1.5
3.25
4
500
550
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
52
1.5
3.25
3.5
400
550
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
90
1.5
3.25
3
300
550
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
50
1
2
3
TL
Pbr(lbs)
44
1
2
3

1
1
1
1.5
2
2
2
3.25
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
650
650
650
650
650
650
650
700
800
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
3640
4200
4700
5120
170
5590
5850
6160
7000
8020

1.5
3.25
5
1.5
3.25
5.5
1.5
3.25
6
2
3.25
7
2
3.25
7.5

2
2
2
3.5
3.5
3.5
8
9
10
3
3.5
11
3
3.5
12
3
3.5
13
3
4
14
3
4
15
3900
4200
4500
1400
1250
L1x0.109X
4120
1100
L1x0.109X
4290
1150
1600
1800
2000
1350
1600
1800
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
4530
1300
5350
1400
6060
1550
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X

4970
1250
5340
1500
5870
1700
2200
1800
L1.5x0.109X
2400
2100
L1.5x0.109X
2700
2400
L1.5x0.109X
3000
6060
1750
6900
2050
7900
2300
2300
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.75x0.155X
6660
1700
7570
2000
8680
2250
8680
2500
L1.5x0.109X
L1.75x0.155X
3300
3600
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
4800
1050
L1x0.109X
5420
6160
7020
1200
1350
1450
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
7270
1650
L1.5x0.109X
8010
1950
L1.5x0.109X
9490
10110
1950
2200
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
2450
L2x0.163X
4970
5670
6280
6980
1000
1200
1300
1600
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
7640
1600
L1.5x0.109X
8720
1850
L1.5x0.109X
9010
10330
2100
2100
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
11010
2350
L2x0.163X
5380
6140
6800
950
1100
1250
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
7930
1350
L1.5x0.109X
8290
1550
L1.5x0.109X
9450
1750
L1.5x0.109X
10610
11200
1750
2000
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
11950
2250
L2x0.163X
2550
L2x0.163X
8340
1450
9220
1450
10580
1700
13920
2100
15120
2100
2400
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
L2x0.163X
L2x0.163X
L2.5x0.187X
7590
8410
9150
1200
1400
1400
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
10430
1600
L1.5x0.109X
10430
1850
L1.5x0.109X
12160
1850
L1.5x0.109X
13140
13700
2050
2050
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
15100
2300
L2x0.163X
16010
2450
L2.5x0.187X
17390
2450
L2.5x0.187X
2800
L2.5x0.187X
9490
10890
950
1000
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
11520
1100
L1.5x0.109X
13010
1200
L1.5x0.109X
14750
1400
L1.5x0.109X
17570
1850
L2x0.163X
18930
2050
L2x0.163X
20320
2300
L2.5x0.187X
21710
2300
L2.5x0.187X
23470
2450
L2.5x0.187X
2800
L2.5x0.187X
11400
12580
14150
18760
20790
22400
23340
25710
27790
5990
1050
9710
6930
1150
10790
7570
1250
11000
1900
14750
16800
1400
1600
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
14870
16540
171
12350
1900

L1x0.109X

hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)

56
600
600
L1x0.109X
700
700
L1x0.109X
800
850
L1x0.109X
900
850
L1x0.109X
1000
850
L1x0.109X
1200
1050
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
2080
550
2410
550
2620
550
2870
600
3280
600
3970
700
3970
850
4150
850
5110
1050
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
2170
500
2510
500
2720
600
3020
750
3190
750
3650
750
4300
800
4500
900
5400
1100
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
2290
2540
3070
3810
3930
4180
4640
5240
6140
Pbr(lbs)
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
600
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
700
L1x0.109X
800
L1x0.109X
1000
L1x0.109X
2370
500
L1x0.109X
2730
500
L1x0.109X
2940
500
L1x0.109X
3420
500
L1x0.109X
3800
550
L1x0.109X
4380
650
L1x0.109X
4700
750
L1x0.109X
5000
750
L1x0.109X
6280
950
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
2480
450
2930
450
3150
600
3400
700
3870
700
4430
750
5130
850
5370
950
6470
1100
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
2650
450
3030
600
3960
650
4570
650
4710
800
5330
850
5880
950
6570
1000
7650
1000
X mat'l size
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1x0.109X
L1.25x0.109X
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
H mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
58
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
60
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
66
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
72
X mat'l size
3090
4040
4800
5290
6170
6730
7600
8230
9250
650
650
650
650
650
650
650
700
850
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
80
1.5
3.25
4
500
600
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
100
1.5
3.25
3.5
400
600
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
54
1.5
3.25
3
300
550
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
52
1
2
3
TL
Pbr(lbs)
50
1
2
3

1
1
1
1.5
2
2
2.5
3.25
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
3890
650
4780
650
5420
650
5950
650
6260
650
6530
700
6960
800
7630
850
9420
1000
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
5670
5670
6080
6940
172
7260
8030
9240
10120
11920

1.5
3.25
5
1.5
3.25
5.5
1.5
3.25
6
2
3.25
7
2
3.25
7.5

2
2
2
3.5
3.5
3.5
8
9
10
3
3.5
11
3
3.5
12
3
3.5
13
3
4
14
3
4
15
3900
4200
4500
2200
2000
L1.5x0.109X
2400
2000
L1.5x0.109X
9030
1950
9490
2200
2200
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.75x0.155X
8620
1600
9800
1900
11240
1900
11240
2150
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.75x0.155X
6660
7380
8210
1050
1250
1350
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
9320
1600
L1.5x0.109X
10260
1850
L1.5x0.109X
10600
1850
L1.5x0.109X
12160
2050
2300
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
6800
7950
8850
1100
1250
1550
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
9700
1550
L1.5x0.109X
11060
1800
L1.5x0.109X
11430
2000
L1.5x0.109X
13110
14000
2000
2550
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
7710
8540
9970
1100
1200
1500
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
10420
1500
L1.5x0.109X
11890
1750
L1.5x0.109X
13350
1750
L1.5x0.109X
14090
16350
1950
2200
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
11160
1600
12740
1850
12740
1850
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
10780
12120
950
1100
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
12730
1200
L1.5x0.109X
14150
1400
L1.5x0.109X
16050
1600
L1.5x0.109X
5590
1200
1600
1800
2000
1350
1500
1700
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
6620
1350
7000
1650
7940
1650
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X

6420
1200
8010
1200
6910
1300
9150
1400
8320
1400
10680
1400
10430
1000
L1.5x0.109X
12160
1100
L1.5x0.109X
13240
1400
L1.5x0.109X
15110
1400
L1.5x0.109X
12640
14150
16910
17600
2700
14310
2050
3000
16130
2050
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
3300
3600

1400
1150
L1x0.109X
2300
L2x0.163X
16050
18460
1600
1850
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
19570
2050
L2x0.163X
21260
2300
L2x0.163X
2450
L2.5x0.187X
16800
17640
19880
1400
1600
1850
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
21940
2050
L2x0.163X
25270
2300
L2x0.163X
26120
2300
L2.5x0.187X
2800
L2.5x0.187X
2800
L2.5x0.187X
25880
29070
29070
34640
34640
18490
20570
23340
173

hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
600
600
L1x0.109X
700
750
L1x0.109X
800
750
L1x0.109X
900
800
L1x0.109X
1000
900
L1x0.109X
1200
1100
L1x0.109X
2820
550
L1x0.109X
3170
550
L1x0.109X
3430
550
L1x0.109X
3930
550
L1x0.109X
4520
600
L1x0.109X
4710
700
L1x0.109X
5250
800
L1x0.109X
5890
900
L1x0.109X
6820
1050
L1x0.109X
2910
550
L1x0.109X
3400
550
L1x0.109X
3690
700
L1x0.109X
3890
700
L1x0.109X
4320
700
L1x0.109X
5060
850
L1x0.109X
5640
950
L1x0.109X
6080
1050
L1x0.109X
7330
1150
L1x0.109X
3120
550
L1x0.109X
3500
550
L1x0.109X
4590
550
L1x0.109X
4880
600
L1x0.109X
5050
700
L1x0.109X
6200
700
L1x0.109X
6960
750
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
3330
3740
4060
4550
5400
5550
6170
Pbr(lbs)
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
500
L1x0.109X
550
L1x0.109X
650
L1x0.109X
750
L1x0.109X
800
1000
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3420
500
L1x0.109X
3980
600
L1x0.109X
4330
650
L1x0.109X
4610
650
L1x0.109X
5140
800
L1x0.109X
5920
900
L1x0.109X
6580
950
L1x0.109X
7420
8700
1050
1050
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
3640
4410
5320
5730
6670
7590
8380
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
X mat'l size
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
H mat'l size

I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
110
64
X mat'l size
X mat'l size
X mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
9310
9750
650
650
800
850
1000
1000
1000
1100
1400
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
4480
5250
6650
7760
8710
9490
9850
11000
13200
650
650
650
650
650
650
700
800
950
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
Pbr(lbs)
88
8160
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
80
6960
H mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
72
7300
8290
850
1000
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
66
1.5
3.25
4
500
600
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
62
1.5
3.25
4
400
600
L1x0.109X
Pbr(lbs)
60
1.5
3.25
3.5
300
600
L1x0.109X
I non-comp eff
58
1
2
3
TL
Pbr(lbs)
56
1
2
3

1
1
1
1.5
2
2
2.5
3.25
3
3
3
3
X mat'l size
5750
6170
7040
7750
8100
8620
9450
950
950
950
950
950
950
950
10440
1000
L1.5x0.109X
12930
1000
L1.5x0.109X
13960
15370
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
7890
7890
9450
10560
174
11230
11840
12810

1.5
3.25
5
1.5
3.25
5.5
1.5
3.25
6
2
3.25
7
2
3.25
7.5

2
2
2
3.5
3.5
3.5
8
9
10
3
3.5
11
3
3.5
12
3
3.5
13
3
4
14
3
4
15
3900
4200
4500
2000
1850
L1.5x0.109X
2200
1850
L1.5x0.109X
2400
2150
L1.5x0.109X
11460
1850
12040
2050
13150
2050
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
12330
1800
14140
1800
14140
2000
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
9190
10230
11610
1200
1300
1500
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
12800
1750
L1.5x0.109X
13220
1750
L1.5x0.109X
15170
1950
L1.5x0.109X
2200
L1.75x0.155X
9820
10510
11990
1150
1250
1450
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
13690
1700
L1.5x0.109X
14140
1900
L1.5x0.109X
16230
1900
L1.5x0.109X
17340
2150
L1.75x0.155X
10470
11210
12800
1250
1450
1450
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
14600
1650
L1.5x0.109X
16400
1850
L1.5x0.109X
17310
1850
L1.5x0.109X
18500
2100
L1.75x0.155X
13620
1850
15550
1850
16850
2050
17460
2050
19710
2300
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
8070
1250
8880
1350
10070
1600
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X

8570
1250
11240
1400
9540
1350
12820
1600
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
10830
1550
14520
1100
L1.5x0.109X
16650
1200
L1.5x0.109X
18270
1400
L1.5x0.109X
19250
1600
L1.5x0.109X
15090
1200
16440
1400
18760
1400
20880
1600
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
18040
20560
21410
3000
3300
3600
2450
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
L2x0.163X
21330
21330
25530
1600
1850
2050
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
26380
2300
L2x0.163X
2450
L2x0.163X
27280
2050
31440
2300
32510
2300
2800
L2x0.163X
L2x0.163X
L2.5x0.187X
L2.5x0.187X
31540
35420
37760
42250
21920
1600
24700
1850
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X

24560
2700

1400
1600
1800
1300
1400
1600
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
25050
28430
175

hr (in.)
tc (in.)
Js (ft.)
Joist Span
Joist Depth
(ft.)
(in.)
X mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size

Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
80
X mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
X mat'l size
Pbr(lbs)
5530
7450
9010
10270
10710
12710
14540
15580
16480
650
700
850
1000
1000
1000
1100
1400
1400
5810
7080
9140
10370
11250
12210
13640
16380
17320
650
650
700
850
950
1000
1000
1100
1400
6090
7110
8180
10090
11330
12340
13590
14310
18180
650
650
650
950
950
950
1000
1000
1100
X mat'l size
6380
950
7450
950
8180
1000
10970
1100
11410
1400
12390
1400
13430
1400
14250
1400
15950
1850
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
96
5630
6430
7080
7620
8140
8890
10010
11800
13000
650
800
950
1000
1000
1200
1400
1400
1400
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
88
5340
6100
6720
7230
8750
9580
10590
11770
13050
650
650
650
650
650
700
800
950
1000
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
84
5060
5780
7000
8420
9150
10510
11140
11140
14610
650
650
650
650
800
850
950
1000
1100
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
82
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1200
650
650
700
850
950
1000
1000
1000
1400
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
120
1.5
3.25
4
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
78
1.5
3.25
4
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
76
1.5
3.25
3.5
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
74
1
2
3
TL
Pbr(lbs)
72
1
2
3

1
1
1.5
1.5
2
2
3.25
3.25
3
3
3
3
Pbr(lbs)
8000
1000
9110
1000
11070
1000
12260
1000
14860
1000
16410
1000
17140
1000
18390
1000
22560
1400
X mat'l size
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
12330
12330
12330
13900
14690
15300
16670
17310
23240
H mat'l size
I non-comp eff
176

1.5
3.25
5
1.5
3.25
5.5
1.5
3.25
6
2
3.25
7
2
3.25
7.5

2
2
3
3.5
3.5
3.5
8
9
10
3
4
11
3
4
12
3
4
13
3
4
14
3
4
15
3900
4200
4500
1800
1600
L1.5x0.109X
2000
1850
L1.5x0.109X
2200
2050
L1.5x0.109X
2400
2050
L1.75x0.155X
23640
2700
15350
16320
18630
20200
22290
1200
L1.25x0.109X
1400
L1.5x0.109X
1600
L1.5x0.109X
1600
L1.5x0.109X
1850
L1.5x0.109X
14880
16500
18940
19690
22120
1100
L1.25x0.109X
1400
L1.5x0.109X
1600
L1.5x0.109X
1600
L1.5x0.109X
1850
L1.5x0.109X
14870
1600
L1.25x0.109X
17410
2050
L1.5x0.109X
19980
2050
L1.5x0.109X
20770
2050
L1.5x0.109X
23330
26360
28650
2300
2300
2450
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
18630
1400
L1.5x0.109X
22280
1600
L1.5x0.109X
24110
1850
L1.5x0.109X
25210
2050
L1.5x0.109X
28310
28310
31200
2050
2050
2300
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
18030
1400
L1.5x0.109X
20670
1400
L1.5x0.109X
23910
1600
L1.5x0.109X
26520
1850
L1.5x0.109X
26520
27540
31740
2050
2050
2300
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
18920
1400
19880
1400
23230
1400
25110
1600
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
L1.5x0.109X
19830
2050
L1.5x0.109X
20840
2050
L1.5x0.109X
21210
2050
L1.5x0.109X
25240
1400
L1.5x0.109X
28230
1400
L1.5x0.109X
24580
25610
27840
1850
3000
3300
2050
2300
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
24990
27150
2050
2300
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
28920
2050
33330
2300
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
2300
L2x0.163X
33330
2300
L2x0.163X
24350
27450
30330
2300
2300
2450
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
34950
2800
L2x0.163X
34950
2800
L2x0.163X
28230
32830
34460
35510
1600
1850
2050
2050
L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X L1.75x0.155X
39850
2300
L2x0.163X
42820
2300
L2x0.163X
2800
L2.5x0.187X
42400
45210
50610
29370
32270
36090
3600

1400
1600
1400
1400
L1.25x0.109X L1.25x0.109X
37750
177
178
Composite Joist Design Example 1

Uniformly Distributed Loading
The purpose of this example is to demonstrate the typical use of the Composite Steel Joist Weight
Tables and Bridging Tables.
Please note the load combinations shown are for this example only and it is not to be presumed
that the joist designer is responsible for the applicable building code load combinations. If joist
loading criteria are too complex to adequately communicate in a simple load diagram, the
Specifying Professional shall provide a load schedule showing the specified design loads, load
categories and required load combinations with applicable load factors.
30' 0"
50' 0"
30CJ 2188/1168/420 @ 10' 0" c/c
Type of Occupancy: Office

42" ceiling to
floor height.
2 1/2" concrete on 2"
composite floor deck.
Joist Geometry:
1)
Depth
30 in.
(813 mm)
2)
Span
50 ft.
(15.24 m)
3)
Adjacent Member Spacing (left)
10 ft.
(3.05 m)
4)
Adjacent Member Spacing (right)
10 ft.
(3.05 m)
Concrete and Deck:

1)
Type of Floor Deck
2)
Depth of Floor Deck
3)
B Comp Floor Deck

2 in.
(51 mm)
Slab Thickness Above Deck
2.5 in.
(64 mm)
4)
Concrete Unit Weight
145 pcf
(2324 kg/m3)
5)
Concrete Compressive Strength
4 ksi
179
(27.6 MPa)
DESIGN EXAMPLE 1 UNIFORMLY

DISTRIBUTED LOADING
Total slab thickness = 4 1/2"

UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED LOADING
Factored Composite Live Load

Factored Composite Dead Load
Factored Non-Composite Dead Load
Nominal Loads:
1) Non-composite Construction Dead Load
a) Concrete
b) Joist and Bridging
c) Deck
d) TOTAL

DISTRIBUTED LOADING
2) Construction Live Load (1Reduced as Applicable)

a) During Concrete Placement
3) Composite Dead Load
a) Fixed Partitions
b) Mechanical
c) Electrical
d) Fireproofing
e) Floor Covering and Ceiling
f) Miscellaneous Dead Loads
g) TOTAL
4) Composite Live Load
a) Live Load (2Reduced as Applicable)
b) Moveable Partitions
c) TOTAL
5) Total Factored
6) Total Factored
7) Total Factored
8) Total Factored
43 psf
4.7 psf
2.3 psf
50 psf
= 500 plf
(2.06 kPa)
(0.23 kPa)
(0.11 kPa)
(2.39 kPa)
(7.3 kN/m)
14 psf
= 140 plf
(0.67 kPa)
(2.0 kN/m)
20 psf
7 psf
3 psf
2 psf
3 psf
0 psf
35 psf
= 350 plf
(0.96 kPa)
(0.34 kPa)
(0.14 kPa)
(0.10 kPa)
(0.14 kPa)
(0 kPa)
(1.68 kPa)
(5.1 kN/m)
73 psf
(3.50 kPa)
0 psf
(0 kPa)
73 psf
(3.50 kPa)
= 730 plf
(10.6 kN/m)
Non-composite Dead Load, 1.2 x (1d)
= 60 psf (2.87 kPa)
or 600 plf
(8.76 kN/m)
Composite Dead Load, 1.2 x (3g)
= 42 psf (2.01 kPa)
or 420 plf
(6.13 kN/m)
Composite Live Load, 1.6 x (4c)
= 116.8 psf (5.59 kPa) or 1168 plf
(17.05 kN/m)
Composite Design Load, (5) + (6) + (7)
= 218.8 psf (10.48 kPa) or 2188 plf
(31.93 kN/m)
180

1When
estimating construction live loading on a composite steel joist it is suggested that the
construction live loading be adjusted for tributary area as follows:
For U.S. Customary units
Lc = 20R1 where 12 Lc 20, lb/ft.2
(EX1)
R1 = 1
for At 200 ft.2
R1 = 1.2 0.001At
for 200 ft.2 < At < 600 ft.2
R1 = 0.6
for At 600 ft.2
Where:
Lc = Construction live load (reduced)
At = Tributary floor area over one joist supporting the construction live load, ft.2 (m2)
For Metric units
Lc = 0.96R1 where 0.58 Lc 0.96, kN/m2
R1 = 1
for At 18.58 m2
R1 = 1.2 0.01076At
for 18.58 m2 < At < 55.74 m2
R1 = 0.6
for At 55.74 m2
Lconst = 20 psf
(0.96 kPa)
At = 50 ft. x 10 ft. = 500 ft.2
(46.45 m2)
R1 = 0.70
Therefore, from Equation EX1 (EX2), Lc = 20 psf x 0.70 = 14 psf
(0.67 kPa)
2Floor
Live Loading is allowed to be reduced per ASCE 7-05, Section 4.8 as long as the specified provisions are met.
For U.S. Customary units
Lc = L0
0.25 + 15
KLLAT
(EX3)
Where:
L = Reduced design live load per ft.2 (m2) of area supported by joist
Lo = Unreduced design live load per ft.2 (m2) of area supported by joist
(see ASCE 7-05, Table 4-1)
KLL = Live load element factor (see ASCE 7-05, Table 4-2)
AT = Tributary area in ft.2 (m2)
181

DISTRIBUTED LOADING
(EX2)

For Metric units

4.57
L = Lo 0.25 +
KLLAT
(EX4)
(4.79 kPa)
Lo = 100 psf
KLL = 2 for interior joists from ASCE 7-05, Table 4-2
AT = 50 ft. x 10 ft. = 500 ft.2
(46.45 m2)
KLL AT = 2 x 500 ft.2 = 1000 ft.2
Since KLL AT > 400 ft.2 (37.16 m2), the joist is permitted to be designed for a reduced live load
according to Equation EX3 (EX4).
L = 100 psf x 0.25 + 15
= 100 psf x 0.73 = 73 psf (3.50 kPa)
(2)(500)
Camber and Deflection (unfactored load):
1)
Loads to Camber For:

DISTRIBUTED LOADING
a) Non-composite Dead Load

b) Composite Dead Load
c) Composite Live Load
2)
3)
(1d) x 100%
(3g) x 50%
(4c) x 10%
50 psf
17.5 psf
7.3 psf
(2.39 kPa)
(0.84 kPa)
(0.35 kPa)
Maximum Allowable Live Load Deflection, Span/360

= (50 x 12)/360 = 1.67 in. (42.3 mm)
(50)(12)
Maximum Deflection, SPAN =
240
240
= 2.5 in.
(63.5 mm)
Determine joist weight per foot, quantity and size of shear studs, anticipated floor deflections,
number of bridging rows required and maximum circular duct size opening.
Solution
Factored Design Loads:
W
W
W
W
Non-composite DL
Composite DL
Composite LL
TL
=
=
=
=
600 plf
420 plf
1168 plf
2188 plf
(8.76 kN/m)
(6.13 kN/m)
(17.05 kN/m)
(31.93 kN/m)
182

Determine the allowable joist depth:

42 in. (1067 mm) Ceiling to floor height
-4.5 in. (114 mm) Slab depth
-5.5 in. (140 mm) Ceiling to bottom chord
32 in. (813 mm) Joist depth
JOIST SELECTION:
Choose the column in the table that is equal to or greater than the calculated total safe factored
uniformly distributed load and a row where: (1) the joist depth does not exceed the allowable depth,
and (2) the least weight per foot. The joist spacing, Js in the column selected should be less than
or equal to the actual spacing of the joists. However, should the joist spacing be less than the Js
value chosen, then the concrete capacity would need to be checked, since it would likely have a
lower W360 value and a lower total load carrying capacity. The SJI Composite Joist Floor
Design Parameters Checklist found in the Code of Standard Practice for Composite Steel
Joists
needs
to
be
filled
out.
This information should be forwarded to a Steel Joist Institute member company requesting that a
composite joist design be checked.
In this example choose the column headed by total factored load of 2200 plf (32.11 kN/m) and the
30 inch (762 mm) joist depth row (Note: The 30 inch joist depth was selected over the allowable
32 inch joist depth for three reasons: (1) the 30 inch joist weight per foot was less than the 32 inch
joist and the number of shear studs was the same for both the 30 and 32 inch joist depths; (2) the
composite live load is greater than what is required; and (3) the 30 inch deep joist will allow more
available space beneath the joist for mechanicals, light fixtures, etc.).
Wt
= 34.67 plf (0.51 kN/m; 51.62 kg/m)
W360 = 1236 plf (18.19 kN/m)

N-ds
= 46 3/4 in. (19 mm)
BRIDGING AND NOMINAL HORIZONTAL TOP CHORD FORCE (Pbr) SELECTION:

From the Design Guide LRFD Weight Table for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series Normal
Weight Concrete, use the same column and row selection for the joist selection (2200 plf; 30 inch
joist depth) and determine the number of rows and type of bridging:
183

DISTRIBUTED LOADING
The proper joist shall be selected from the Design Guide LRFD Weight Table for Composite
Steel Joists, CJ-Series Normal Weight Concrete for a joist with a 50 foot (15.2 m) span, maximum allowable depth of 32 inches (813 mm), normal weight concrete, a total factored composite
design load of 2188 plf (31.93 kN/m) and composite live load of 1168 plf (17.05 kN/m).

For this example, two rows of horizontal bridging (2H) are required.
For the bridging member size(s) and the nominal horizontal top chord force go to the Design
Guide LRFD Bridging Table for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series Normal Weight Concrete
and choose the column at or nearest the actual joist spacing and the joist depth row based on the
joist selection above (Note: This approach is conservative since the nominal horizontal top chord
force, Pbr will be larger than the actual top chord force, but since the bridging size is also based
on the length of bridging, the distance nearest the actual spacing of the joists needs to be considered to size the bridging. This is an estimate and the actual size of the bridging may change when
the final design is performed by the joist manufacturer).
For this example, choose the column with Js = 10 feet and the row for a 30 inch deep joist. The
bridging size is L2.5 x 2.5 x 0.187 and the nominal horizontal top chord force, Pbr is 1423 lbs (Note:
The nominal horizontal top chord force is used to determine the connection for the termination of
the bridging row).
NON-COMPOSITE EFFECTIVE MOMENT OF INERTIA SELECTION:

DISTRIBUTED LOADING
To determine the Non-composite Effective Moment of Inertia of the joist go to the Design Guide
LRFD Bridging Table for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series Normal Weight Concrete and
choose the same column and row used in making the joist selection.
For this example, use the column labeled 2200 plf and the row labeled 30 inch joist depth.
Inon-comp eff = 1448 in.4 (6.03 x 108 mm 4)
Deflection:
non-composite DL
5(Wnon-composite DL )(Design Length)4(1728)

384ES Inon-comp eff
Where:
Design Length
Span 4 in. = 49.67 ft. (15.14 m)
ES
Modulus of Elasticity of steel (psi)
Inon-comp eff
Moment of Inertia of Non-composite joist (in.4)
non-composite DL =
5(500)(49.67)4(1728)
384(29,000,000)(1448)
non-composite DL = 1.63 in. (41.4 mm) = L 368
184

Composite DL =
WComposite DL
W360
L
350
=
360
1236
(49.67)(12)
360
= 0.47 in. (11.9 mm) = L 1280
Composite LL =
WComposite LL
W360
L
730
=
360
1236
(49.67)(12)
360
= 0.98 in. (24.8 mm) = L 614
TL = Non-composite DL + Composite DL + Composite LL

TL = 1.63 in. + 0.47 in. + 0.98 in. = 3.08 in. (78.2 mm) = L 195
Camber:
Camber joist for 100% x Non-composite DL + 50% x Composite DL + 10% x Composite LL
Joist Camber = 1.0 x 1.63 in. + 0.50 x 0.47 in. + 0.10 x 0.98 in. = 1.96 in. (49.9 mm)
To determine the Effective Moment of Inertia of the joist go to the Design Guide LRFD Weight
Table for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series Normal Weight Concrete and choose the same
column and row used in making the joist selection.
Ieff = 3596 in.4 (14.97 x 108 mm4)
The published value of W360 takes into account the reductions in effective transformed moment of
inertia associated with web deformations and interfacial slippage. Therefore, the above value of Ieff,
has been reduced to account for these behaviors. In deriving W360, an interfacial slippage factor of
1.05 was assumed.
Therefore, taking out this effect, Ie composite without slippage can be given as:
Ie composite without slippage = 1.05 Ieff = 1.05 (3596 in.4) = 3776 in.4 (15.72 x 108 mm4)
185

DISTRIBUTED LOADING
EFFECTIVE MOMENT OF INERTIA SELECTION:

Design Summary:
The composite steel joist designation: 30CJ 2188/1168/420
30
CJ
2188
1168
420
Depth
(in.)
Composite
Joist Series
Total Factored
Composite Design
Load (plf)
Total Factored
Composite Live
Load (plf)
Total Factored
Composite Dead
Load (plf)
Bridging:
Use 2 rows of 2Ls 2.5 x 2.5 x 0.187
Joist weight = 34.67 plf (0.51 kN/m; 51.62 kg/m)
Non-composite DL
1.63 in.
(41.4 mm)
Composite DL
0.47 in.
(11.9 mm)
Composite LL
0.98 in.
(24.8 mm)

DISTRIBUTED LOADING
Camber = 1.96 in. (49.9 mm)

Quantity and Type of Shear Studs, N - ds = 46 3/4 in. (19 mm)
Duct Opening Available:
From the Approximate Duct Opening Sizes table located in the front portion of the catalog, a 15 in.
(381 mm) circular duct is permissible to pass through the web openings of a 30 in. deep composite
steel joist.
186
Composite Joist Design Example 2

Special Loadings
The purpose of this example is to demonstrate that the Composite Steel Joist Weight Tables and
Bridging Tables may also be used for special loadings.
Please note the load combinations shown are for this example only and it is not to be presumed
that the joist designer is responsible for the applicable building code load combinations. If joist
loading criteria are too complex to adequately communicate in a simple load diagram, the specifying professional shall provide a load schedule showing the specified design loads, load categories
and required load combinations with applicable load factors.
40'-0"
(12.19 m.)
Composite
Joists
Concentrated
Dead Load (P)
X
14'-0"
(4.27 m.)
A
24'-0"
(7.32 m.)
1)
2)
3)
Depth
Span
Adjacent Member Spacing (left)
4)
Adjacent Member Spacing (right)
26 in.
40 ft.
6 ft.
(660 mm)
(12.19 m)
(1.83 m)
6 ft.
(1.83 m)
Concrete and Deck:

1)
Type of Floor Deck
2)
Depth of Floor Deck
3)
Slab Thickness Above Deck
4)
Concrete Unit Weight
5)
Concrete Compressive Strength
B Comp Floor Deck

2 in.
(51 mm)
2.5 in.
(64 mm)
145 pcf
4 ksi
187
(2324 kg/m3)
(27.6 MPa)
DESIGN EXAMPLE 2
SPECIAL LOADINGS
Joist Geometry:

SPECIAL LOADINGS
Nominal Loads:
a)
b)
c)
d)
2)
Concrete
Joist and Bridging (estimated)
Deck
TOTAL
1Construction
44
4
2
50
= 300
psf
psf
psf
psf
plf
(2.11
(0.19
(0.10
(2.40
(4.37
kPa)
kPa)
kPa)
kPa)
kN/m)
Live Load
a) During Concrete Placement
0 psf
= 0 plf
(0.00 kPa)
(0.00 kN/m)
3) Composite Dead Load

a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
Fixed Partitions
Mechanical
Electrical
Fireproofing
Floor Covering and Ceiling
Miscellaneous Dead Loads
TOTAL
20
5
2
2
16
0
45
= 270
psf
psf
psf
psf
psf
psf
psf
plf
(0.96
(0.24
(0.10
(0.10
(0.76
(0.00
(2.16
(3.94
kPa)
kPa)
kPa)
kPa)
kPa)
kPa)
kPa)
kN/m)
100
0
100
= 600
psf
psf
psf
plf
(4.79
(0.00
(4.79
(8.75
kPa)
kPa)
kPa)
kN/m)
4) Composite Live Load
DESIGN EXAMPLE 2
SPECIAL LOADINGS
a) Live Load (2Reduced as Applicable)

c) TOTAL
5) Total Factored Non-composite Dead Load, 1.2 x (1d)

= 60 psf (2.87 kPa)
or 360 plf
(5.25 kN/m)
6) Total Factored Composite Dead Load, 1.2 x (3g)

= 54 psf (2.58 kPa)
or 324 plf
(4.72 kN/m)
7) Total Factored Composite Live Load, 1.6 x (4c)

= 160 psf (7.66 kPa) or 960 plf
(14.00 kN/m)
8) Total Factored Composite Design Load, (5) + (6) + (7)

(Concentrated dead load not included)
= 274 psf (13.11 kPa) or 1644 plf (23.97 kN/m)
Additional Concentrated Dead Load, P, at Top Chord = 7.0 kips (31.1 kN)
Total Factored Composite Dead Load, 1.2 x 7.0 = 8.4 kips (37.3 kN)
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NOTES:
1When
estimating construction live loading on a composite steel joist it is suggested that the construction live loading be adjusted for tributary area. No construction live load has been assumed in this
example.
2Floor
live load may be reduced as applicable per ASCE 7-05, Section 4.8. No live load reduction
has been taken in this example.
Camber and Deflection (unfactored load):
1.
Loads to Camber For:
2.
a)
Percent of Non-composite DL
(1d) x 100% =
50 psf
(2.40 kPa)
b)
Percent of Composite DL
(3g) x 50%
22.5 psf
(1.08 kPa)
c)
Percent of Composite LL
(4c) x 20%
20 psf
(0.96 kPa)
Maximum Allowable Live Load Deflection, Span/360

= (40 x 12/360) = 1.33 in.
3.
(34 mm)
Maximum Deflection, Span/240

= (40 x 12/240) = 2.00 in.
(51 mm)
Determine joist weight per foot, quantity and size of shear studs, and the number of bridging
rows required for the following conditions.
Solution
Composite Live Load

14'-0"
(4.27 m.)
Concentrated Dead Load (P)

Composite Dead Load
Noncomposite
Construction Dead Load
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DESIGN EXAMPLE 2
SPECIAL LOADINGS
40'-0"
(12.19 m.)

SPECIAL LOADINGS
1.
Calculate factored loads for one joist as per the provisions for Load and Resistance
Factor Design (LRFD)
a) Uniformly Distributed Loads
wf = (60 psf + 54 psf + 160 psf) x 6 ft. = 1644 plf (23.97 kN/m)
b) Concentrated Load
Pf
2.
= 8.4 kips x 1000 = 8400 lbs (37.3kN)
Calculate maximum moment and its position along the joist

The point of maximum moment is the point of zero shear.
Calculate this point, L0, as follows:
RA = 1644 plf x 40 ft./2 + 8400 lbs x (40 14)/40 = 38,340 lbs (170.4 kN)
L0 = (38,340 lbs 8400 lbs)/1644 plf = 18.2 ft. (5.55 m)
Thus the maximum moment is:
Mf = 1644 plf x 18.2 ft. x (40 ft. 18.2 ft.)/2 + 8400 lbs x 14 ft./ x (40 18.2)/40
= 390,229 ft.- lbs (528.9kN - m)
3. Calculate maximum end reaction

RA = 38,340 lbs (170.4kN) from previous calculation
4. Calculate equivalent load due to maximum moment
weM = 8 x 390,229 ft. lbs/40 ft.2 = 1951 plf (28.45 kN/m)
5. Calculate equivalent load due to maximum end reaction
DESIGN EXAMPLE 2
SPECIAL LOADINGS
weR = 2 x 38,340 lbs/40 ft. = 1917 plf (27.95 kN/m)

6. Determine equivalent load
we = Maximum of weM and weR = 1951 plf (28.45 kN/m)
7. Select composite joist from the appropriate Composite Joist Weight Table and bridging
from appropriate Composite Joist Bridging Table
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JOIST SELECTION:
The proper joist shall be selected from the Design Guide LRFD Weight Table for Composite Steel
Joists, CJ-Series Normal Weight Concrete for a joist with a 40 foot (12.19 m) span, depth of 26
inches (660 mm), normal weight concrete and a total factored composite design load of 1951 plf
(28.45 kN/m) and composite live load of 960 plf (14.00 kN/m).
Choose the column in the table that is equal to or greater than the calculated total safe factored uniformly distributed load and for the corresponding joist depth. The joist spacing, Js in the column
selected should be less than or equal to the actual spacing of the joists. However, should the joist
spacing be less than the Js value chosen, then the concrete capacity would need to be checked,
since it would likely have a lower W360 value and a lower total load carrying capacity. The SJI
Composite Joist Floor Design Parameters Checklist found in the Code of Standard Practice
for Composite Steel Joists needs to be filled out. This information should be forwarded to a Steel
Joist Institute member company requesting that a composite joist design be checked.
In this example choose the column headed by total factored load of 2000 plf (29.16 kN/m) and the
26 inch (660 mm) joist depth row.
Wt
= 24.0 plf (35.7 kg/m)
W360 = 1280 plf (18.66 kN/m) > 600 plf (8.75 kN/m)
N-ds
= 40 5/8 in. (16 mm)
The joist spacing (6 ft.) in this example is less than the value in the table (7 ft.).
Therefore, the concrete capacity should normally be checked and the W360 value could be less
than the tabulated value. However, the concrete slab compressive failure does not govern in general and as shown above, W360 tabulated value far exceeds the required criterion. For the purpose of the example, it is assumed that the concrete slab capacity is OK.
Because of the presence of a concentrated load, spacing of the shear studs may vary over part of
the member. The number of studs will be calculated between the point of zero moment and its
adjacent point of concentrated load. The rest of the shear studs will be distributed between the
point of maximum moment (L0) and the point of concentrated load, also considering the maximum
spacing of the shear studs.
Span x Quantity from Weight Table

Total number of shear studs =
2 x Min (L0, Span L0)
For this example,

40 x 40
Total number of shear studs =
= 44.0
2 x Min (18.2, 40 18.2)
Therefore, use 44 studs.
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DESIGN EXAMPLE 2
SPECIAL LOADINGS
For estimating purposes only, the total number of shear studs may be adjusted for special loadings
as follows:

SPECIAL LOADINGS
BRIDGING AND NOMINAL HORIZONTAL TOP CHORD FORCE (Pbr) SELECTION:

From the Design Guide LRFD Weight Table for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series Normal
Weight Concrete, use the same column and row selection for the joist selection (2000 plf; 26 inch
joist depth) and determine the number of rows and type of bridging:
For this example two rows of horizontal bridging (2H) are required.
For the bridging member size(s) and the nominal horizontal top chord force go to the Design
Guide LRFD Bridging Table for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series Normal Weight Concrete
and choose the column at or nearest the actual joist spacing and the joist depth row based on the
joist selection above (Note: This approach is conservative since the nominal horizontal top chord
force, Pbr will be larger than the actual top chord force, but since the bridging size is also based
on the length of bridging, the distance nearest the actual spacing of the joists needs to be considered to size the bridging. This is an estimate and the actual size of the bridging may change when
the final design is performed by the joist manufacturer).
For this example the size of the bridging and the Pbr force can be selected for the 7 ft. spacing,
because the joist spacing is less than the tabulated value for 2000 plf (29.16 kN/m). The bridging
size is L1.5 x 1.5 x 0.138 and the nominal horizontal top chord force, Pbr is 750 lbs (Note: The
nominal horizontal top chord force is used to determine the connection for the termination of the
bridging row).
NON-COMPOSITE EFFECTIVE MOMENT of INERTIA SELECTION:
To determine the Non-composite Effective Moment of Inertia of the joist go to the Design Guide
LRFD Bridging Table for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series Normal Weight Concrete and
choose the same column and row used in making the joist selection.
DESIGN EXAMPLE 2
SPECIAL LOADINGS
Inon-comp eff = 737 in.4 (3.07 x 108 mm4)
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SPECIAL LOADINGS
Deflection:
Non-composite DL
5(WNon-composite DL )(Design Length)4(1728)

=
384ES Inon-comp eff
Where:
Design Length
Span 4 in. = 39.67 ft. (12.19 m)
ES
Modulus of Elasticity of steel (psi)
Inon-comp eff
Moment of Inertia of Non-composite joist (in.4)
Non-composite DL
5(300)(39.67)4(1728)
=
384(29,000,000)(737)
Composite DL =
5(270)(39.67)4(1728)
(7000)(14)(18.2)(39.672 142 18.22)(1728)
+
384(29,000,000)(1910)
6(29,000,000)(1910)(39.67)
= 0.78 in. (19.9 mm) = L 614
Composite DL = 0.27 in. + 0.24 in. = 0.52 in. (13.1 mm) = L 930
Composite LL =
WComposite LL
WL
360
L
600
=
360
1299
(39.67)(12)
= 0.61 in. (15.5 mm) = L 786
360
TL = Non-composite DL + Composite DL + Composite LL
Camber:
Camber joist for 100% x Non-composite DL + 50% x Composite DL + 20% x Composite LL
Joist Camber = 1.0 x 0.78 in. + 0.50 x 0.52 in. + 0.20 x 0.61 in. = 1.16 in. (29.5 mm)
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DESIGN EXAMPLE 2
SPECIAL LOADINGS
TL = 0.78 in. + 0.52 in. + 0.61 in. = 1.91 in. (48.5 mm) = L 251

SPECIAL LOADINGS
EFFECTIVE MOMENT of INERTIA SELECTION:

To determine the Effective Moment of Inertia of the joist go to the Design Guide LRFD Weight
Table for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series Normal Weight Concrete and choose the same
column and row used in making the joist selection.
Ieff = 1910 in.4 (7.95 x 108 mm4)
The published value of W360 takes into account the reductions in effective transformed moment of
inertia associated with web deformations and interfacial slippage. Therefore, the above value of Ieff,
has been reduced to account for these behaviors. In deriving W360, an interfacial slippage factor of
1.05 was assumed.
Therefore, taking out this effect, Ie composite without slippage can be given as:
Ie composite without slippage = 1.05 Ieff = 1.05 (1910 in.4) = 2006 in.4 (8.35 x 108 mm4)
Design Summary:
The composite steel joist designation: 26CJ 1644/960/324 (660CJ 23.97/14.00/4.72 kN/m)
26
CJ
1644
960
324
Depth
(in.)
Composite
Joist Series
Total Factored
Composite Design
Load (plf)
Total Factored
Composite Live
Load (plf)
Total Factored
Composite Dead
Load (plf)
Bridging: Use 2 rows of 2Ls 1.5 x 1.5 x 0.138
DESIGN EXAMPLE 2
SPECIAL LOADINGS
Joist weight = 24 plf (35.7 kg/m)

Non-composite DL =
0.78 in. (19.9 mm)
Composite DL
0.52 in. (13.1 mm)
Composite LL
0.61 in. (15.5 mm)
Camber = 1.16 in. (29.5 mm)

Quantity and Type of Shear Studs: Use 44 - 5/8 in. diameter studs
Duct Opening Available:
From the Approximate Duct Opening Sizes table located in the front portion of the catalog a 12 in.
(305 mm) circular duct is permissible to pass through the web openings of a 26 in. deep composite steel joist.
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American National Standard SJI-CJ COSP-1.0
CODE OF STANDARD PRACTICE

FOR COMPOSITE STEEL JOISTS
Effective May 10, 2006
analysis, design and document preparation for the structure
and has knowledge of the load-carrying structural system.
SECTION 1.
GENERAL
Structural Drawings. The graphic or pictorial portions of

the Contract Documents showing the design, location and
dimensions of the work. These documents generally include
plans, elevations, sections, details, connections, all loads,
schedules, diagrams and notes.
1.1 SCOPE
The practices and customs set forth herein are in accordance
with good engineering practice, tend to ensure safety in composite steel construction, and are standard within the industry.
There shall be no conflict between this code and any legal
building regulation. This code shall only supplement and
amplify such laws. Unless specific provisions to the contrary
are made in a contract for the purchase of composite steel
joists, this code is understood to govern the interpretation of
such a contract.
1.4 DESIGN
In the absence of ordinances or specifications to the contrary,
all designs prepared by the Specifying Professional shall be in
accordance with the Steel Joist Institute Standard
Specifications for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series, of latest
adoption.
1.5 RESPONSIBILITY FOR DESIGN AND ERECTION
1.2 APPLICATION
Erector. The entity that is responsible for the safe and proper
erection of the Materials in accordance with all applicable
codes and regulations.
When Material requirements are specified, the Seller shall

assume no responsibility other than to furnish the items listed
in Section 5.2 (a). When Material requirements are not
specified, the Seller shall furnish the items listed in Section
5.2 (a) in accordance with Steel Joist Institute Standard
adoption, and this code. Pertinent design information shall
be provided to the Seller as stipulated in Section 6.1. The
Seller shall identify material by showing size and type. In no
case shall the Seller assume any responsibility for the erection of the item furnished.
Material. Composite steel joists and accessories as provided

by the Seller.
1.6 PERFORMANCE TEST FOR CJ-SERIES STEEL JOIST

CONSTRUCTION
Owner. The entity that is identified as such in the Contract

Documents.
When performance tests on a structure are required, composite steel joists in the test panel shall have bridging and
top deck applied as used. In addition to the full dead load,
the test panel shall sustain for one hour a test load of 1.65
times the non-factored nominal live load. After this test load has
been removed for a minimum of 30 minutes, the remaining
deflection shall not exceed 20% of the deflection caused by
the
test
load.
The weight of the test panel itself shall constitute the dead
load of the construction and shall include the weight of the
joists, bridging, top deck, slab, ceiling materials, etc. In no
case shall the factored nominal live load be more than the
specified total factored uniformly distributed joist load less
the factored dead load. The cost of such tests shall be borne
by the purchaser.
This Code of Standard Practice is to govern as a standard

unless otherwise covered in the architects and engineers
plans and specifications.
1.3 DEFINITIONS
Buyer. The entity that has agreed to purchase Material from
the manufacturer and has also agreed to the terms of sale.
Placement Plans. Drawings that are prepared depicting the

interpretation of the Contract Documents requirements for the
Material to be supplied by the Seller. These floor and/or roof
plans are approved by the Specifying Professional, Buyer or
Owner for conformance with the design requirements. The
Seller uses the information contained on these drawings for
final Material design. A unique piece mark number is typically
shown for the individual placement of the composite steel joists
and accessories along with sections that describe the end
bearing conditions and minimum attachment required so that
Material is placed in the proper location in the field.
Seller. A company certified by the Steel Joist Institute
engaged in the manufacture and distribution of composite steel
joists and accessories.
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STANDARD PRACTICE
Specifying Professional. The licensed professional who is

responsible for sealing the building Contract Documents,
which indicates that he or she has performed or supervised the
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facturer, and shall be of sufficient strength to properly support

the ceiling.
SECTION 2.
COMPOSITE JOISTS
AND ACCESSORIES
2.5 BRIDGING AND BRIDGING ANCHORS

(a) Bridging standard with the manufacturer and complying
with the applicable Steel Joist Institute Standard
Specifications for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series, of
latest adoption shall be used for bridging all joists furnished by the manufacturer. Positive anchorage shall be
provided at the ends of each bridging row at both top and
bottom chords.
2.1 COMPOSITE STEEL JOISTS

Composite steel joists shall carry the loads and meet the
requirements of the Steel Joist Institute Standard
adoption.
(b) Diagonal cross bridging consisting of angles or other

shapes connected to the top and bottom chords, of CJSeries joists shall be used when required by the Steel
Joist Institute Standard Specifications for Composite
Steel Joists, CJ-Series, of latest adoption.
CJ-Series joists are furnished with parallel chords only, and

with minimum standard end bearing depth of 2 1/2 inches
(64 mm). CJ-Series joists may be furnished with either
underslung or square ends.
Diagonal bridging, when used, shall have a l/r ratio not

exceeding 200.
2.2 JOIST LOCATION AND SPACING

The maximum joist spacing shall be in accordance with the
requirements of Section 104.8, Steel Joist Institute Standard
adoption.
(c) For the CJ-Series joists, horizontal bridging is recommended for spans up to and including 60 feet (18.3 m)
except where code requirements for erection stability
and/or the Steel Joist Institute Specifications require
bolted diagonal bridging.
Where sidewalls, wall beams or tie beams are capable of supporting the floor slab or roof deck, the first adjacent composite
steel joists may be placed one full space from these members.
CJ-Series joists are provided with camber. These joists may
have a significant difference in elevation with respect to the
adjacent structure because of this camber. This difference in
elevation should be given consideration when locating the first
composite steel joist adjacent to a sidewall, wall beam or tie
beam. Therefore, it is recommended that this joist be located
one full space away from these members.
CJ-Series joists, exceeding 60 feet (18.3 m) in length shall

have bolted diagonal bridging for all rows.
Refer to Section 105 in the Steel Joist Institute Standard
latest adoption for erection stability requirements.
Refer to OSHA Safety Standards for Steel Erection, 29
CFR 1926.757 Open Web Steel Joists for erection
stability requirements.
Where load bearing partitions occur parallel to joists, joists are

generally placed under each such partition, and more than one
such joist shall be provided if necessary to safely support the
weight of such partition and the adjacent floor, less the live
load, on a strip of floor one foot (0.305 m) in width.
Where partitions occur perpendicular to the joists, they shall
be treated as concentrated loads in accordance with Section
6.1.
Note: The requirements as per OSHA also apply for composite steel joists since, during erection, a composite joist is like any SJI steel joist. Only after the concrete has cured, does the joist become composite.
Horizontal bridging shall consist of continuous horizontal
steel members. The l/r ratio for horizontal bridging shall
not exceed 300.
2.3 EXTENDED ENDS
(d) When bolted diagonal erection bridging is required, the

following shall apply:
Composite steel joist extended ends shall be in accordance

with Manufacturer's Standard and shall meet the requirements
of the Steel Joist Institute Standard Specifications of latest
adoption. Extended joist ends shall be assumed to act noncompositely. In the absence of a load diagram, the extended
top chord will be designed for the uniformly distributed load.
1. The bridging shall be indicated on the joist placement

plan.
2. The joist placement plan shall be the exclusive indicator for the proper placement of this bridging.
3. Shop installed bridging clips, or functional equivalents,
shall be provided where the bridging bolts to the steel
joist.
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STANDARD PRACTICE
2.4 CEILING EXTENSIONS

Ceiling extensions shall be furnished to support ceilings which
are to be attached to the bottom of the joists.
They are not furnished for the support of suspended ceilings.
The ceiling extension shall be either an extended bottom chord
element or a loose unit, whichever is standard with the manu-
4. When two pieces of bridging are attached to the steel

joist by a common bolt, the nut that secures the first
piece of bridging shall not be removed from the bolt for
the attachment of the second piece.
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When a check is to be made of the camber of a CJ-Series

joist, the joist shall be carefully laid on its side with the joist
intermittently supported prior to measuring the camber.
With the joist laying on its side, the joist will be in an
unstressed condition at which time the amount of camber
provided can be accurately determined.
5. Bridging attachments shall not protrude above the top

chord of the steel joists.
2.6 CAMBERING
(a) Manufacturing Tolerances
The camber tolerance for CJ-Series joists, as shown in
Joists having measured camber outside of the camber

tolerances shown in Table 2.6 shall have their camber
adjusted by the joist manufacturer. At the option of the
joist manufacturer, the joists may be rebuilt with the corrected camber.
TABLE 2.6
CAMBER TOLERANCES
TOP CHORD LENGTH
feet (millimeters)
TOLERANCE - or +
inches (millimeters)
2.7 SHEAR STUDS
20 (6,096)
-0, +1/4 (6)
30 (9,144)
-0, +1.4 (6)
40 (12,192)
-0, +1/4 (6)
50 (15,240)
-0, +3/8 (9)
SECTION 3.
60 (18,288)
-0, +1/2 (12)
70 (21,336)
-0, +1/2 (12)
MATERIALS
80 (24,384)
-0, +5/8 (16)
90 (27,432)
-0, +5/8 (16)
100 (30,480)
-0, +3/4 (19)
110 (33,528)
-0, +7/8 (22)
120 (36,576)
-0, +7/8 (22)
The joist manufacturer shall indicate the size, quantity and layout of shear studs required on the stud installation drawings.
Purchasing of the shear studs and ferrules, rental of shear stud
welding equipment, installation of shear studs and field testing

of shear studs is the responsibility of the shear stud installer.
3.1 STEEL
The steel used in the manufacture of composite joists shall
comply with the Steel Joist Institute Standard Specifications for
Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series, of latest adoption.
3.2 PAINT
Table 2.6, shall be -0 in., +1/4 in. (6 mm) or -0 in., + L/1600

[where L = top chord length, in. (mm)] whichever is
greater. Negative camber is not permitted.
Standard shop practice is to supply composite steel joists

unpainted to facilitate installation of welded shear studs. Paint
(b) Camber Design
SECTION 4.
It is standard practice that a CJ-Series joist be furnished

with sufficient camber for 100 percent of the non-composite dead load (joist, bridging, deck, and concrete
slab). Joist bearings act as pinned/pinned-end connections with negligible end rotation restraint provided.
Hence one will obtain 100% of the predicted non-composite joist deflection when the full non-composite dead
load has been placed on the composite joist. With the
composite joist cambered for 100% of the non-composite dead load and the floor slab placed to a uniform thickness as suggested in Section 9, Concrete Placement,
the floor will be approximately level after the concrete
has been placed.
INSPECTION
may potentially hinder the installation of welded shear studs to
the joist top chord.
Inspection of composite steel joists at the joist manufacturers
plant shall be made in accordance with the Steel Joist Institute
Standard Specifications for Composite Steel Joists, CJSeries, of latest adoption, Section 104.13.
Provisions for field inspection of projects involving composite
steel joists shall be made by the Specifying Professional. This
field inspection shall include verifying the concrete strength,
concrete thickness and placement of the steel shear studs.
For more information on stud placement see Section 106 of
the Steel Joist Institute Standard Specifications for Composite
Steel
Joists,
CJ-Series,
of
latest
adoption.
This field inspection will not be provided by SJI member manufacturers.
CODE OF
STANDARD PRACTICE
Should the Specifying Professional strive to achieve a

level floor after the composite dead and live loads are
placed on the floor, additional joist camber can be specified on the SJI Composite Joist Floor Design Parameters
Checklist, see Appendix B. It is typical that the Actual
composite dead and live loads supported by the composite steel joist are less than the full Design composite
dead and live loads.
(c) Shop Inspection
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5.1 PLANS FOR BIDDING
SECTION 5.
Plans to serve as the basis for bids shall show the character of
the work with sufficient clarity to permit making an accurate
estimate and shall show the following:
ESTIMATING
Designation and location of Materials (see Section

5.2(a)), including any special design or configuration
requirements.
Locations and elevations of all steel and concrete
supporting members and bearing walls.
Joist depth.
Joist span.
Distance, each side of the joist centerline, to adjacent
SECTION 6.
PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS
joists or other supporting members.
Type and depth of floor deck.
Concrete unit weight.
Concrete compressive strength.
Total depth of concrete slab.
Loads and their locations as defined in Section 6.1(a).
Location and length of joist extended ends.
Location and size of all openings in floors and roofs.
Location of all partitions.
Composite Steel Joists requiring extended bottom
chords.
Deflection limitation.
No paint on the joist. See CJ-Series Standard
Specifications, Section 102.6 Paint.
5.2 SCOPE OF ESTIMATE
(a) Unless otherwise specified, the following items shall be
included in the estimate, and requirements shall be
determined as outlined in Section 6.1.
Composite Steel Joists.
Joist Extended Ends.
Ceiling Extensions.
Extended bottom chord used as strut.
Bridging and bridging anchors.
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STANDARD PRACTICE
(b) The following items shall not be included in the estimate

but may be quoted and identified by the joist manufacturer as separate items:
Headers for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series.
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9. Loads
Shear connectors and/or ferrules.
The Steel Joist Institute does not presume to establish

the loading requirements for which structures are
designed. The Specifying Professional shall provide
the nominal loads and load combinations as stipulated
by the applicable Code under which the structure is
designed. At the present time the CJ-Series joists are
assumed to be designed utilizing an LRFD design basis.
Centering material and attachments.

Miscellaneous framing between joists for openings at
ducts, dumbwaiters, ventilators, skylights, etc.
Loose individual or continuous bearing plates and bolts
or anchors for such plates.
Erection bolts for composite joist end anchorage.
The Specifying Professional shall calculate and provide

the magnitude and location of ALL JOIST LOADS
including those shown below. When necessary to
clearly convey information, a Load Diagram or Load
Schedule shall be provided.
Horizontal bracing in the plane of the top and bottom

chords from joist to joist or joist to structural framing
and walls.
Moment plates.
Special joist configuration or bridging layouts for ductwork or sprinkler system.
a. Non-composite DL, lb/ft.2 (kPa) - Concrete, joists,

deck, bridging, and any other non-composite dead
loads.
6.1 PLANS FURNISHED BY BUYER
b. Construction LL, lb/ft.2 (kPa) It is suggested that

construction live load be determined considering
the tributary area for each composite steel joist.
See SJI Composite Joist Floor Design
Parameters Checklist, Footnote 1.
The Buyer shall furnish the Seller plans and specifications as

prepared by the Specifying Professional showing all Material
requirements and composite steel joist designations.
(a) Design Input Required for Composite Steel Joists
The following basic information must be provided by the
Specifying Professional.
c. Composite DL, lb/ft.2 (kPa) - Partitions, mechanical,

electrical, fireproofing, floor covering, ceilings, and
other composite dead loads. The magnitude and
location of composite dead loads shall be clearly
dimensioned.
1. Joist Depth:
The joist depth includes the steel joist portion only, not
the deck or concrete slab, in. (mm).
d. Composite LL, lb/ft.2 (kPa) - Reduced design live

loads may be specified if applicable.
2. Joist Layout:
The joist plans shall show the layout of the composite
steel joists, walls, columns, beams, girders and other
supports, as well as floor and roof openings. The joist
manufacturer will determine the required composite
joist span to be fabricated based on this information.
10. Special Loads:

The Specifying Professional shall be responsible for
determining the applicable building code combinations. If the loading criteria are too complex to be
adequately communicated in a simple load diagram,
then the Specifying Professional shall provide a load
schedule showing the specified design loads, load
categories and required load combinations with applicable load factors.
3. Finished Floor, Roof, and Bearing Elevations:

The elevation of finished floors, roofs, and bearings
shall be shown with due consideration taken for the
effects of dead load deflection.
4. Adjacent Member Spacing:
The Specifying Professional shall show on the structural drawings and give due consideration to the following special loads and load effects:
This is the distance to the adjacent member or to the

edge of the slab (if an exterior joist), feet (m).
a. Snow drift loads including the accumulation of snow

in the vicinity of obstructions such as penthouses,
signs, parapets, adjacent buildings, etc.
5. Type of Floor Deck:

Review each manufacturers deck capacity for load
capacity and deflection characteristics and specify
the deck depth, profile and thickness to meet the
building design.
c. Type and magnitude of end moments. For moment

resisting joists framing near the end of a column, due
consideration shall be given to extend the column
length to allow a plate type connection between the
top of the joist top chord and the column. Whenever
possible, avoid resolving joist end moment forces
through the joist bearing seat connection. A note
shall be provided on the structural drawings stating
6. Concrete Unit Weight, lb/ft.3 (kg/m3).

7. Concrete Compressive Strength:
28 day specified compressive strength of concrete,
ksi (MPa).
8. Slab Thickness above the top ribs of the deck, in. (mm).
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b. Axial loads at the joist end supports.
Professional is responsible for the design of the composite joist connection when it is subject to any loads other
than simple span gravity loading including uplift and lateral loads. The Specifying Professional is also responsible
for
bridging
termination
connections.
The contract documents must clearly illustrate these connections.
that all moment resisting joists shall have all dead

loads applied to the joist before the bottom chord
struts are welded to the supporting connection whenever the moments provided do not include dead load.
The top and bottom chord moment connection
details and reinforcing steel placed in the concrete
slab to resist negative flexural moments shall be
designed by the Specifying Professional. The joist
designer shall furnish the Specifying Professional
with the joist detail information if requested.
(e) Special Consideration

The Specifying Professional shall indicate on the construction documents special considerations including:
d. Structural bracing loads.
a) Oversized or other non-standard web openings
e. Ponded rain water.
b) Extended ends
f. Wind Uplift - When composite steel joists are utilized

in roof applications, the magnitude and location of all
wind uplift loads shall be clearly shown in terms of
net uplift.
c) Non-SJI standard bridging

6.2 PLANS FURNISHED BY SELLER
The Seller shall furnish the Buyer with steel placement plans
to show the Material as specified on the construction documents and are to be utilized for field installation in accordance with specific project requirements as stated in Section
6.1. Composite Steel Joist placement plans shall include, at
a minimum, the following:
g. Concentrated loads from mechanical units, fans,

blowers, tanks, monorails, etc. - Where concentrated
loads occur, the magnitude and location of these
concentrated loads shall be shown on the structural
drawings when, in the opinion of the Specifying
Professional, they may require consideration by the
joist manufacturer.
1. Listing of all applicable loads as stated in Section 6.1

and used in the design of the composite steel joists as
specified in the construction documents
11. Camber:
2. Connection requirements for:
Composite steel joists, unless otherwise specified, are

cambered, in. (mm), for 100% of the non-composite
weight of joist, bridging, deck and concrete slab.
Additional camber to accommodate for actual sustained
composite dead and live loads and concrete shrinkage/creep may be identified by the Specifying
Professional.
a) Joist supports
b) Field splices
c) Bridging attachments
3. Deflection criteria for live load and total load
4. Shear stud installation plans showing:
a) Size, quantity and location of all shear connectors to
be installed on the composite steel joists
(b) Design Parameter Checklist

The SJI Composite Joist Floor Design Parameters
Checklist is a form that can be used for filling in the
above standard design information listed in Section
6.1(a)(1) and Sections 6.1(a)(4) 6.1(a)(9).
b) Design camber for each composite steel joist or reference to a table giving the design camber for each
composite steel joist
5. Size, location, and connections for all bridging
(c) Composite Joist Limitations
6. Joist headers
Composite Steel Joists have some limitations that the

Specifying Professional must be aware of. These include:
All Material shall be identified with its piece mark which also
appears on the bill of material. Composite Steel Joist placement plans do not require the seal and signature of the
joist manufacturers registered design professional.
The maximum deck depth is 3 inches (76 mm).

The minimum slab thickness above the top of the deck
must be 2 inches (51 mm).
6.3 DISCREPANCIES
When shear studs are utilized, they must have at least

1/2 inch (13 mm) of concrete cover.
The Specifying Professionals bid plans and specifications

will be assumed to be correct in the absence of written
notice
from
the
Buyer
to
the
contrary.
When plans are furnished by the Buyer which do not agree
with the Architects bid plans, such detailed plans shall be
considered
as
a
written notice of change of plans. However, it shall be the
Buyer's responsibility to advise the Seller of those changes
which affect the composite steel joists.
The concrete shall be placed to provide a constant

thickness along the entire span.
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(d) Connections
Minimum End Anchorage for simple span gravity loading
shall be in accordance with Steel Joist Institute Standard
latest adoption, Section 104.7.
The Specifying
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SECTION 8.
HANDLING AND
ERECTION
INSTALLATION AND
INSPECTION OF SHEAR
STUD CONNECTORS
6.4 APPROVAL
When composite joist placement plans are furnished by the
Seller, prints thereof are submitted to the Buyer and Owner for
examination and approval. The Seller allows a maximum of
fourteen (14) calendar days in the schedule for the return of
placement plans noted with the Owner's and customer's
approval, or approval subject to corrections as noted. The
Seller makes the corrections, furnishes corrected prints for
field use to the Owner/customer and is released by the
Owner/customer to start composite joist manufacture.
framed connections)
b) Field splices
c) Joist headers
3. Shear stud requirements
The current OSHA SAFETY STANDARDS FOR STEEL
ERECTION, 29 CFR PART 1926, SUBPART R - STEEL
ERECTION, refers to certain joists at or near columns to be
designed with sufficient strength to allow one employee to
release the hoisting cable without the need for erection
bridging. This STANDARD shall not be interpreted that
any joist at or near a column line is safe to support an
employee without bridging installed. Many limitations
exist that prevent these joists from being designed to safely
allow an employee on an unbridged joist. Because of these
limitations and as required by OSHA, these joists must be
erected by incorporating erection methods ensuring joist
stability and either:
Approval by the Owner/customer of the placement plans,

sections, notes and joist schedule prepared by the Seller
indicates that the Seller has correctly interpreted the contract requirements, and is released by the Owner/customer
to start joist manufacture. This approval constitutes the
Owner's/customer's acceptance of all responsibility for the
design adequacy of any detail configuration or joist support
conditions shown by the Seller as part of the preparation of
these placement plans.
1. Installing bridging or otherwise stabilizing the joist prior

to releasing the hoisting cable, or
Approval does not relieve the Seller of the responsibility for

accuracy of detail dimensions on the plans, nor the general
fit-up of joists to be placed in the field.
2. Releasing the hoisting cable without having a worker on

the joist.
6.5 CHANGES
When any changes in plans are made by the Buyer (or the
Buyers Representative) either prior to or after approval of
detailed plans, or when any Material is required and was not
shown on the plans used as the basis of the bid, the cost of
such changes and/or extra Material shall be paid by the Buyer
at a price to be agreed upon between Buyer and Seller.
A composite steel joist shall not be placed on any support

structure unless such structure is stabilized. When composite
steel joists are landed on a structure, they shall be secured to
prevent unintentional displacement prior to installation.
6.6 CALCULATIONS
Composite steel joists shall not be used as anchorage points

for a fall arrest system unless written direction to do so is
obtained from a qualified person as defined in the Steel Joist
Institute Standard Specifications for Composite Steel Joists,
CJ-Series, of latest adoption, Section 105(c)(3)(a).
A bridging terminus point shall be established before joist

bridging is installed.
The Seller shall design the composite steel joists in accordance with the Steel Joist Institute Standard Specifications,
CJ-Series, of latest adoption, to support the load requirements
of
Section
6.1.
The Specifying Professional may require submission of the
composite steel joist calculations as prepared by a registered
design professional responsible for the product design. If
requested by the Specifying Professional, the composite steel
joist manufacturer shall submit design calculations with a cover
letter bearing the seal and signature of the joist manufacturers
registered design professional. In addition to standard calculations under this seal and signature, submittal of the following
shall be included:
1. Non-SJI standard bridging details (e.g. for cantilevered
conditions, net uplift, etc.)
2. Connection details for:
a) Non-SJI standard connections (e.g. flush framed or
No modification that affects the strength of a composite steel

joist shall be made without the written approval of the project
engineer of record.
The Seller shall not be responsible for improper fit of Material

due to inaccurate construction work.
* For thorough coverage of this topic, refer to SJI Technical
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The Buyer and/or Erector shall check all materials on arrival at

the job site and promptly report to the Seller any discrepancies
and/or damages. The Buyer and/or Erector shall comply with
the requirements of the Steel Joist Institute Standard
adoption in the handling and erection of Material.
dures as outlined in AWS D1.1 Structural Welding Code Steel, Section 7.5, Technique.
Digest #9, Handling and Erection of Steel Joists and

Joist Girders.
(h) Qualification of the stud application procedure used to weld

shear studs through metal deck is outlined in AWS D1.1,
SECTION 9.
CONCRETE PLACEMENT
8.1 INSTALLATION
(a) Locate headed shear studs, hereafter referred to as shear
studs, on composite steel joists per details shown on the
manufacturers shear stud placement drawings and as outlined in any shear stud layout tables. Start laying out shear
studs from each end of the joist and working toward the
center. Alternate installation of the shear studs from one
top chord angle to the other. Note minimum concrete longitudinal edge distance for shear studs on ends of joists as
shown on placement drawings.
Structural Welding Code Steel, Section 7.6 Stud

Application Qualification Requirements. This document
requires that a minimum of ten (10) shear studs shall be
welded using the decking and base material representative
of the conditions to be used during construction. The ten
(10) studs must then be successfully bend or tensile tested. A document recording the details and settings including the weld set up used for this test must be prepared prior
to beginning of any production shear stud welding. A copy
of the Application Qualification Test Data shall be furnished
to the Engineer of Record as outlined in AWS D1.1,
Structural Welding Code - Steel, Section 7.6.7 Application
Qualification Test Data. At the beginning of each days or
shifts production, Pre-production testing in accordance
with AWS D1.1 Structural Welding Code - Steel, Section
7.7 Production Control must be performed on the first two
shear studs that are welded.
(b) All shear studs shall be welded through the steel deck after
the deck has been placed on the joists. Welding voltage,
current, time, and gun settings for lift and plunge shall be
set at optimum settings for the particular size of shear
studs and range of joist top chord thicknesses, based on
recommendations of the shear stud manufacturer and
automatic shear stud welding equipment manufacturer, or
both. The shear stud installer should consult AWS C5.4,
Recommended Practices for Stud Welding, for technique
guidance. All welding must comply with AWS D1.1,
Structural Welding Code - Steel, Section 7, Stud Welding.
8.2 INSPECTION
(a) The welding of shear studs requires special inspection.
The Owner, or the Specifying Professional, acting as
Owners agent, shall employ one or more special inspectors who shall provide inspections of the shear stud welds
on a continual and timely basis. The special inspectors
duties include verifying welders qualifications, welding
preparation, welding procedures and conformance of
materials. Unless otherwise specified in a contract document, the stud installer shall be responsible for application
qualification tests, pre-production tests and removal of the
ferrule from each weld for inspection purposes.
(c) Each shear stud shall be provided with the appropriate

ceramic ferrule (arc shield) designated by the shear stud
manufacturer as designed for weld through deck application. Ferrules shall be stored in a moisture free environment and kept dry during installation.
(d) Prior to welding of shear studs, the top surface of the joist
top chords must be clean, unpainted and free of heavy
rust, dirt, sand, oil, grease, water, or other foreign substances. The surfaces of the deck prior to stud welding
shall be free of heavy rust or mill scale, moisture, dirt, sand,
or other construction related waste materials.
(b) To ensure proper welds, bend test a minimum of 1 out of

every 100 shear connector studs production welded, by
either striking the shear stud with a hammer or placing a
pipe or other hollow device over the shear stud and manually or mechanically bending the shear stud 15 from its
original axis. Shear studs shall be bent along the longitudinal axis of the joist toward the nearest end of the joist. If
failure occurs in the weld zone, a minimum of two adjacent
shear studs shall be satisfactorily bend tested. The special
inspector, where conditions warrant, may select a reasonable number of additional shear studs to be subjected to a
15 bend test.
(e) Prior to welding, the steel deck must rest tightly against the
top chord of the composite steel joist.
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(f) Shear studs shall not be welded through more than 1 thickness of 16 gage deck or two thicknesses of 18 gage deck
or lighter. Total galvanizing thickness on one thickness or
two thicknesses of deck shall not exceed 1.25 oz. per
square foot total for both sides of the deck.
(g) Welding of shear studs shall not be done when the base
metal is below 0F (-18C) or when the surface is wet or
exposed
to
falling
rain
or
snow.
When the base metal temperature is between 0F (-18C)
and 32F (0C), welding may only be done with appropriate set up, pre-production testing and inspection proce-
(c) If, in the judgment of the Specifying Professional, shear

studs welded during the progress of the work are not in
accordance with AWS D1.1, Structural Welding Code -
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Steel, Section 7, Stud Welding requirements, as indicated
by inspection and testing, corrective action shall be
required of the shear stud installer. At the shear stud
installers expense, the shear stud installer shall make the
set-up changes necessary to ensure that shear studs subsequently welded will meet code requirements.
10.1 PRESENTATION OF PROPOSALS

All proposals for furnishing Material shall be made on a Sales
Contract Form. After acceptance by the Buyer, these proposals must be approved or executed by a qualified official of the
Seller. Upon such approval the proposal becomes a contract.
(d) The shear stud installer shall certify to the Specifying

Professional that the shear studs were installed in accordance with the requirements of AWS D1.1, Structural
Welding Code - Steel, Section 7, Stud Welding.
10.2 ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSALS

All proposals are intended for prompt acceptance and are subject to change without notice.
It is normal practice for joist manufacturers to camber composite steel joists for the full non-composite dead load. This
joist camber, while theoretically providing a flat floor surface,
after placing of the concrete is completed, requires special
consideration relative to concrete placement.
10.3 BILLING
The SJI suggested method for concrete placement is to utilize

the Constant Slab Thickness Method. In this method the concrete slab is placed at a constant thickness across the entire
length of the composite steel joist. The reasons to use this
method include the following:
Payments shall be made in full on each invoice without

retention.
Contracts on a lump sum basis are to be billed proportionately as shipments are made.
10.4 PAYMENT
10.5 ARBITRATION
All business controversies which cannot be settled by direct
negotiations between Buyer and Seller shall be submitted to
arbitration. Both parties shall sign a submission to arbitration and if possible agree upon an arbitrator. If they are
unable to agree, each shall appoint an arbitrator and these
two shall appoint a third arbitrator. The expenses of the
arbitration shall be divided equally between the parties,
unless otherwise provided for in the agreements to submit to
a
r
b
i
t
r
a
t
i
o
n
.
The arbitrators shall pass finally upon all questions, both of
law and fact, and their findings shall be conclusive.
Full concrete slab thickness will be provided along the

entire composite joist span to carry the composite steel
joist compressive loads.
A full thickness slab is necessary to provide required fire
protection.
Sufficient concrete cover will be provided over the
heads of the shear studs.
The potential for over runs in concrete placing volume
will be greatly reduced.
Deflections of the composite steel joist under the noncomposite loading can be more accurately predicted vs.
with a variable thickness slab.
CODE OF
STANDARD PRACTICE
Concrete construction joints should ideally be located between

joists. When a construction joint is located closer than 12 in.
(305 mm) from the longitudinal centerline of any given composite steel joist, it is the responsibility of the Specifying
Professional to determine whether extra transverse steel reinforcing needs to be provided to assure that the composite
properties of the supporting member with shear studs has not
been affected.
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CHECKLIST (NOMINAL UNIFORM LOADS)
Date ______________________________ Project _________________________________________
Joist Geometry:
1) Depth
__________________________
2) Span
__________________________
3) Adjacent Member Spacing (left) __________________________
4) Adjacent Member Spacing (right) __________________________
Concrete and Deck:
1) Type of Floor Deck
2) Depth of Floor Deck
3) Slab Thickness Above Deck
4) Concrete Unit Weight
5) Concrete Compressive Strength
______________________________________
__________________________ in. (mm)
__________________________ in. (mm)
__________________________ pcf (kg/m3)
__________________________ ksi (MPa)
Nominal Loads:
a) Concrete
__________________________
b) Joist and Bridging
__________________________
c) Deck
__________________________
d) Total
__________________________
psf (kPa)
psf (kPa)
psf (kPa)
psf (kPa) _____ plf (kN/m)
2)
1Construction Live Load

a) During Concrete Placement __________________________ psf (kPa) _____ plf (kN/m)
3)
Composite Dead Load

a) Fixed Partitions
b) Mechanical
c) Electrical
d) Fireproofing
e) Floor Covering and Ceiling
f) Miscellaneous Dead Loads
g) Total
4)
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in. (mm)
ft. (m)
ft. (m)
ft. (m)
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
psf (kPa)
psf (kPa)
psf (kPa)
psf (kPa)
psf (kPa)
psf (kPa)
psf (kPa) _____ plf (kN/m)
Composite Live Load

a) Live Load (Reduced as Applicable)
__________________________ psf (kPa)
__________________________ psf (kPa)
c) Total
__________________________ psf (kPa) _____ plf (kN/m)
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CHECKLIST (NOMINAL UNIFORM LOADS)
5) Total Factored Non-composite Dead Load, 1.2 x (1d)
__________________________ psf (kPa) _____ plf (kN/m)
6) Total Factored Composite Dead Load, 1.2 x (3g)
__________________________ psf (kPa) _____ plf (kN/m)
7) Total Factored Composite Live Load, 1.6 x (4c)
__________________________ psf (kPa) _____ plf (kN/m)
8) Total Factored Composite Design Load, (5) + (6) +(7)
__________________________ psf (kPa) _____ plf kN/m)
Camber and Deflection (un-factored load):
1)
2)
3)
Loads to Camber For

a) Non-composite Dead Load
b) Composite Dead Load
c) Composite Live Load
(1d) x ___________________ % (typically 100%)

(3g) x ___________________ % (typically 0 50%)
(4c) x ___________________ % (typically 0 25%)
Maximum Allowable Live Load Deflection

Maximum Deflection
Span / ___________________
___________________ in. (mm)
1When estimating construction live loading on a composite steel joist it is suggested that the construction
live loading be adjusted for tributary area as shown below:
For English units
Lc = 20R1 where 12 Lc 20, lb/ft.2
R1 = 1
R1 = 1.2 0.001At
R1 = 0.6
(Eq. 1)
for At 200
for 200 ft.2 < At < 600 ft.2
for At 600 ft.2
ft.2
Where:
Lc = Construction live load
At = Tributary floor area over one joist supporting the construction live load, ft.2 (m2)
For Metric units
Lc = 0.96R1 where 0.58 Lc 0.96, kN/m2
for At 18.58 m2
for 18.58 m2 < At < 55.74 m2
for At 55.74 m2
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R1 = 1
R1 = 1.2 0.01076At
R1 = 0.6
(Eq. 2)
GLOSSARY
GLOSSARY
Buckling Strength. Nominal strength for buckling or instability
limit states.
NOTES:
Terms in Bold and their definitions come from the AISC
AND AISI STANDARD Standard Definitions for Use in the
Design of Steel Structures, 2004 Edition, First Printing April
2005.
Bundle. The banding together of joist products, bridging,

and decking into certain sizes, weights, pieces, lengths, etc.
to expedite shipping, unloading and storage, and erection at
a job site.
* These terms are usually qualified by the type of load

effect, e.g., nominal tensile strength, available compressive strength, design flexural strength.
Buyer. The entity that has agreed to purchase material from

the manufacturer and has also agreed to the terms of sale.
** Term usually qualified by the type of component, e.g.

local web buckling, local flange buckling, etc.
Camber. An upward curvature of the chords of a joist or

Joist Girder induced during shop fabrication. Note, this is in
addition to the pitch of the top chord.
The definitions provided for these terms come from

the OSHA Steel Erection Standard Part 1926.757
Open Web Steel Joists.
Cantilever. The portion of a joist product that extends

beyond its structural support. A lateral brace may need to be
provided at the end of the cantilever to ensure it is stable
during erection and under load.
Accessories. Structural components related to the design,

fabrication and erection of joists and Joist Girders including,
but not limited to sloped end bearings, extended ends, ceiling extensions, bridging and bridging anchors, headers and
bottom chord lateral bracing for Joist Girders.
Ceiling Extension. A bottom chord extension except that

only one angle of the joist bottom chord is extended from the
first bottom chord panel point towards the end of the joist.
Centering. The material placed over the joists used for castin-place slabs and may be ribbed metal lath, corrugated
steel sheets, paper-backed welded wire fabric, removable
centering or any other suitable material capable of supporting the slab at the designated joist spacing. Centering shall
not cause lateral displacement to the top chord of joists during installation or damage to the joists during removal or
placing of the concrete.
Anchored Bridging. The means that the steel joist bridging

is connected to a bridging terminus point.
Applicable Building Code. Building code under which the
structure is designed.
Bay. The distance between the main structural frames or
walls of a building.
Bearing. The distance that the bearing shoe or seat of a joist
or Joist Girder extends over its masonry, concrete or steel
support.
Choker. A wire rope or synthetic fiber rigging assembly

that is used to attach a load to hoisting equipment or device.
Chords. The top and bottom members of a joist or Joist
Girder. When a chord is comprised of two angles there is
usually a gap between the members.
Bearing depth. Depth of the joist at the bearing point or

bearing seat.
Bearing Plate. The steel plate used for a joist or Joist Girder
to bear on when it is supported by masonry or concrete supports. The plate is designed by the Specifying Professional
to carry the joist reaction to the supporting structure.
Clear Span. The actual clear distance or opening between

supports for a joist, which is the distance between walls or
the distance between the edges of flanges of beams.
Cold-Formed Steel Structural Member. Shape manufactured by press-braking blanks sheared from sheets, cut
lengths of coils or plates, or by roll forming cold- or hot-rolled
coils or sheets; both forming operations being performed at
ambient room temperature, that is, without manifest addition
of heat such as would be required for hot forming.
Bottom Chord Extension (BCX). The two angle extended

part of a joist bottom chord from the first bottom chord panel
point towards the end of the joist.
Bridging. In general, a member connected to a joist to brace
it from lateral movement. See also Diagonal Bridging and
Horizontal Bridging.
Bridging Clip. A device that is attached to a steel joist to
allow the bolting of the bridging to the steel joist.
Collateral Load. All additional dead loads other than the

weight of the building, such as sprinklers, pipes, ceilings,
and mechanical or electrical components.
Bridging Terminus Point. A wall, beam, tandem joists (with

all bridging installed and a horizontal truss in the plane of the
top chord) or other element at an end or intermediate
point(s) of a line of bridging that provides an anchor point for
the steel joist bridging.
Competent Person. One who is capable of identifying

existing and predictable hazards in the surroundings or
working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous or dangerous to employees, and who has authorization to take
prompt corrective measures to eliminate them.
Buckling. Limit state of sudden change in the geometry of a

structure or any of its elements under a critical loading condition.
Composite. Condition in which steel and concrete elements and members work as a unit in the distribution of
internal forces.
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Composite Steel Joist. Open web, parallel chord, load-carrying member suitable for direct support of one-way floor or
roof systems. Members may consist of hot-rolled or coldformed steel, including cold-formed steel whose yield
strength has been attained by cold working. Shear connection between the joist top chord and overlying concrete slab
allows the steel joist and slab to act together as an integral
unit after the concrete has adequately cured.
product to masonry, structural concrete or structural steel.

End Diagonal or Web. The first web member on either end
of a joist or Joist Girder which begins at the top chord at the
seat and ends at the first bottom chord panel point.
End Support. The masonry, structural concrete or structural
steel that supports the ends of joist products and is capable
of carrying the loads transmitted to it by the joist products.
Erection Bridging. The bolted diagonal bridging that is
required to be installed prior to releasing the hoisting cables
from the steel joists.
Concrete Compressive Strength. Compressive strength of

concrete typically measured after 28 days of curing time.
Concrete
Unit
Weight.
Weight of a volume of concrete, typically 145 lbs/ft.3 (2300
kg/m3) for normal weight or 120 lbs/ft.3 (1900 kg/m3) for lightweight aggregate.
Erector. The entity that is responsible for the safe and proper
erection of the materials in accordance with all applicable
Extended End. The extended part of a joist top chord with
the seat angles also being extended from the end of the joist
extension back into the joist and maintaining the standard
end bearing depth over the entire length of the extension.
Connection. Combination of structural elements and joints

used to transmit forces between two or more members. See
also Splice.
Connector. An employee who, working with hoisting equipment, is placing and connecting structural members and/or
components.
Factored Load. Product of a load factor and the nominal load.

Fall Restraint System. A fall protection system that prevents
the
user
from
falling
any
distance.
The system is comprised of either a body belt or body harness, along with an anchorage, connectors and other necessary equipment. The other components typically include
a lanyard, and may also include a lifeline and other devices.
C o n s t r u c t a b i l i t y .
The ability to erect structural steel members in accordance
with Subpart R without having to alter the over-all structural
design.
Construction Joint. Gap or saw cut in slab to allow for
expansion and contraction of concrete.
Ferrule. Ceramic ring placed at base of the shear stud which

shields the arc between welding equipment and steel deck.
Construction Load. (for joist erection only) Any load other than
the weight of the employee(s), joists and the bridging bundle
(see OSHA Regulations 1926.757(d)(1), (d)(2) and (d)(3)).
Filler. A rod, plate or angle welded between a two angle web

member or between a top or bottom chord panel to tie them
together, usually located at the middle of the member.
Deck. A floor or roof covering made out of gage metal

attached by welding or mechanical means to joists, beams,
purlins, or other structural members and can be galvanized,
painted, or unpainted.
Flexural Buckling. Buckling mode in which a compression

member deflects laterally without twist or change in crosssectional shape.
Flexural-Torsional Buckling. Buckling mode in which a
compression member bends and twists simultaneously without change in cross-sectional shape.
Design Length. The length of a joist used in the structural

analysis.
Design Load. Applied load determined in accordance with
LRFD load combinations.
Gravity Load. Load, such as that produced by dead and live

loads, acting in the downward direction.
Design Strength*. Resistance factor multiplied by the nominal strength, Rn.
Header. A structural member located between two joists or

between a joist and a wall which carries another joist or
joists. It is usually made up of an angle, channel, or beam
with saddle angle connections on each end for bearing.
Diagonal Bridging. Two angles or other structural shapes

connected from the top chord of one joist to the bottom
chord of the next joist to form an 'X' shape. These members
are almost always connected at their point of intersection.
Hoisting Cable. A chain, strap or cable that is attached at

each end which is used to facilitate the moving and lifting of
joist products, bridging, decking, etc.
Diaphragm. Roof, floor or other membrane or bracing system

that transfers in-plane forces to the lateral force resisting
system.
Hoisting Equipment. Commercially manufactured lifting

equipment designed to lift and position a load of known
weight to a location at some known elevation and horizontal
distance from the equipments center of rotation. Hoisting
equipment includes but is not limited to cranes, derricks,
tower cranes, gin poles and gantry hoist systems. A come-
Effective Length. Length of an otherwise identical column

with the same strength when analyzed with pin-ended
boundary conditions.
End Anchorage. The proper attachment of the ends of a joist
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becomes unfit for service and is judged either to be no

longer useful for its intended function (serviceability limit
state) or to have reached its ultimate load-carrying capacity
(strength limit state).
a-long (a mechanical device, usually consisting of a chain

or cable attached at each end, that is used to facilitate movement of materials through leverage) is not considered hoisting equipment.
Horizontal Bridging. A continuous angle or other structural
shape connected to the top and bottom chord of a joist.
Load. Force or other action that results from the weight of

building materials, occupants and their possessions, environmental effects, differential movement, or restrained
dimensional changes.
Inspector. An independent person hired to verify that the

erection of a structure is in accordance with the Site-Specific
Erection Plans including the Joist Placement Plans and the
deck placement drawings.
Load Effect. Forces, stresses, and deformations produced

in a structural component by the applied loads.
Instability. Limit state reached in the loading of a structural

component, frame or structure in which a slight disturbance
in the loads or geometry produces large displacements.
Load Factor. Factor that accounts for deviations of the nominal load from the actual load, for uncertainties in the analysis
that transforms the load into a load effect, and for the probability that more than one extreme load will occur simultaneously.
Joint. Area where two or more ends, surfaces or edges are

attached. Categorized by type of fastener or weld used and
the method of force transfer.
Local Buckling**. Limit state of buckling of a compression

element within a cross section.
Joist. A structural load-carrying member with an open web

system which supports floors and roofs utilizing hot-rolled or
cold-formed steel and is designed as a simple span member.
Currently, the SJI has the following joist designations: KSeries including KCS, LH-Series, DLH-Series, and CJ-Series.
LRFD (Load and Resistance Factor Design). Method of

proportioning structural components such that the design
strength equals or exceeds the required strength of the component under the action of the LRFD load combinations.
Joist Girder. A primary structural load-carrying member with

an open web system designed as a simple span supporting
equally spaced concentrated loads of a floor or roof system
acting at the panel points of the member and utilizing hotrolled or cold-formed steel.
LRFD Load Combination. Load combination in the applicable building code intended for strength design (Load and
Resistance Factor Design).
Joist Placement Plans. Drawings that are prepared depicting the interpretation of the Contract Documents requirements for the material to be supplied by the Seller. These
floor and/or roof plans are approved by the Specifying
Professional, Buyer or Owner for conformance with the
design
requirements.
The Seller uses the information contained on these drawings for final material design. A unique piece mark number
is typically shown for the individual placement of joists, Joist
Girders and accessories along with sections that describe
the end bearing conditions and minimum attachment
required so that material is placed in the proper location in
the field.
Nesting. The positioning of joist products so that when they

are bundled together the chords of one member fit tightly
against or overlap the chords of the adjacent member in the
bundle. Once the strapping that is used to bundle the joists
together is cut the joists become de-nested.
Material. Joists, Joist Girders and accessories as provided

by the Seller.
Nominal Load. Magnitude of the load specified by the

applicable building code.
Nominal Strength*. Strength of a structure or component
(without the resistance factor or safety factor applied) to
resist the load effects, as determined in accordance with
these Standard Specifications.
Non-composite. Condition in which steel and concrete elements and members do not work as a unit in the distribution
of internal forces. The bare steel joist carries all applied
loads including the wet weight of the concrete.
Joist Substitute. A structural member whos intended use is

for very short spans (10 feet or less) where open web steel
joists are impractical. They are usually used for short spans
in skewed bays, over corridors or for outriggers. It can be
made up of two or four angles to form channel sections or
box sections.
OSHA. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration

is the federal government agency whose purpose is to save
lives, prevent injuries, and protect the health of the workers
of America.
Lateral Buckling. Buckling mode of a flexural member

involving deflection normal to the plane of bending.
Owner. The entity that is identified as such in the Contract

Documents.
Lateral-Torsional Buckling. Buckling mode of a flexural

member involving deflection normal to the plane of bending
occurring simultaneously with twist about the shear center of
the cross section.
Permanent Load. Load in which variations over time are rare

or of small magnitude. All other loads are variable loads.
Personal Fall Arrest System. A system used to arrest an
Limit State. Condition in which a structure or component
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system as well as sub-floor or finished floor.
employee in a fall from a working level. A personal fall arrest

system consists of an anchorage, connectors, a body harness and may include a lanyard, deceleration device, lifeline,
or suitable combination of these. The use of a body belt for
fall arrest is prohibited.
Slenderness
Ratio.
The ratio of the effective length of a column to the radius of
gyration of the column about the same axis of bending.
S
p
a
n
.
The centerline-to-centerline distance between structural
steel supports such as a beam, column or Joist Girder or the
clear span distance plus four inches onto a masonry or concrete wall.
Placement Plans. See Joist Placement Plans.

Ponding. Retention of water due solely to the deflection of
flat roof framing.
Qualified Person. One who, by possession of a recognized
degree, certificate, or professional standing, or who by
extensive knowledge, training, and experience, has successfully demonstrated the ability to solve or resolve problems relating to the subject matter, the work, or the project.
Specified Minimum Yield Stress. Lower limit of yield

stress specified for a material as defined by ASTM.
Specifying Professional. The licensed professional who is
responsible for sealing the building Contract Documents,
which indicates that he or she has performed or supervised the
analysis, design and document preparation for the structure
and has knowledge of the load-carrying structural system.
Quality Assurance. System of shop and field activities and

controls implemented by the owner or his/her designated
representative to provide confidence to the owner and the
building authority that quality requirements are implemented.
Splice. Connection between two structural members joined

at their ends by either bolting or welding to form a single,
longer member.
Quality Control. System of shop and field controls implemented by the seller and erector to ensure that contract and
company fabrication and erection requirements are met.
Spreader Bar. A specially designed structural steel member

attached to hoisting equipment that may be used to lift joist,
bridging, or decking bundles at two points.
Required Strength*. Forces, stress, and deformations produced in a structural component, determined by either structural analysis, for the LRFD or ASD load combinations, as
appropriate, or as specified by these Standard Specifications.
Square End. Bottom chord bearing condition of a parallel

chord joist.
Resistance Factor, . Factor that accounts for unavoidable

deviations of the nominal strength from the actual strength
and for the manner and consequences of failure.
Stability. Condition reached in the loading of a structural component, frame or structure in which a slight disturbance in the
loads or geometry does not produce large displacements.
Seller. A company certified by the Joist Institute engaged in

the manufacture and distribution of joists, Joist Girders and
accessories.
Stabilizer Plate. A steel plate at a column or wall inserted

between the end of a bottom chord of a joist or Joist Girder.
Standard Specifications. Documents developed and
maintained by the Steel Joist Institute for the design and
manufacture of open web steel joists and Joist Girders. The
term SJI Standard Specifications encompass by reference
the following:
Service Load. Load under which serviceability limit states

are evaluated.
Serviceability Limit State. Limiting condition affecting the
ability of a structure to preserve its appearance, maintainability, durability, or the comfort of its occupants or function
of machinery, under normal usage.
ANSI/SJI-K1.1 Standard Specification for Open Web Steel

Joists,
K-Series;
ANSI/SJI-LH/DLH-1.1
Standard
Specifications for Longspan Steel Joists, LH-Series and
Deep Longspan Steel Joists, DLH-Series; ANSI/SJI-JG-1.1
Standard Specifications for Joist Girders; and ANSI/SJI-CJ-1.0
Standard Specifications for Composite Steel Joists.
Shear Stud. Headed shear connector specifically designed

for use on a steel joist or beam, which permits composite
action between concrete slab and joist or beam.
Shear Stud Welder. Machine used to weld headed shear
studs through the steel deck to the steel joist.
Strength Limit State. Limiting condition affecting the safety

of the structure, in which the ultimate load-carrying capacity
is reached.
Site-Specific Erection Plan. OSHA has defined a site-specific

erection plan in 1926.752(e) as one that shall be developed
by a qualified person and be available at the work site. This
site-specific erection plan is one where employers elect, due to
conditions specific to the site, to develop alternate means and
methods that provide employee protection in accordance with
OSHA 1926.753(c)(5), 1926.757(a)(4) or 1926.757(e)(4).
Structural Drawings. The graphic or pictorial portions of the

Contract Documents showing the design, location and
dimensions of the work. These documents generally include
plans, elevations, sections, details, connections, all loads,
Stud Installation Layout Drawing. Plan provided by Seller to
Buyer showing size, quantity and location of all shear con-
Slab. Concrete placed to form a deck to a specified thickness.

A portion of the slab serves as part of the composite joist
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nectors to be installed on the composite steel joists.

Tagged End. The end of a joist or Joist Girder where an
identification or piece mark is shown by a metal tag. The
member must be erected with this tagged end in the same
position as the tagged end noted on the placement plan.
Tensile Strength (of material). Maximum tensile stress
that a material is capable of sustaining as defined by ASTM.
Tie Joist. A joist that is bolted at a column.
Top Chord Extension (TCX). The extended part of a joist top
chord. This type of extension only has the two top chord
angles extended past the joist seat.
Torsional Buckling. Buckling mode in which a compression
member twists about its shear center axis.
Unbraced Length. Distance between braced points of a
member, measured between the centers of gravity of the
bracing members.
Variable Load. Load not classified as permanent load.
Webs. The vertical or diagonal members joined at the top
and bottom chords of a joist or Joist Girder to form triangular
patterns.
Yield Point. First stress in a material at which an increase
in strain occurs without an increase in stress as defined by
ASTM.
Yield Strength. Stress at which a material exhibits a specified limiting deviation from the proportionality of stress to
strain as defined by ASTM.
Yield Stress. Generic term to denote either yield point or
yield strength, as appropriate for the material.
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Series Designs may be substituted for the tested structural

member provided the hourly Unrestrained Beam Rating of
the structural member being transferred is at least equal to
the Unrestrained Beam Rating of the structural member
being replaced. Additionally, for steel joists and steel trusses the Restrained Beam Rating of the joist or truss being
transferred is to be equal to or greater than the Restrained
Assembly Rating of the floor-ceiling assembly into which the
joist or truss is being transferred.
The CJ-Series Composite Steel Joists can be easily incorporated into many fire resistance designs published by
Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (UL) latest edition of the UL
Fire Resistance Directory.
The following information is from ANSI/UL 263 IV. BEAMS,
4. Beam Substitution,
Beam ratings depend upon the type of floor or roof the beam
is supporting and the protection on the floor or roof units, as
well as the type and thickness of protection material applied
to
the
beam.
The substitution of beams into a floor assembly (A--, D--, G-, or JDesign) or roof assembly (PDesign) should be
limited to assemblies which have a similar or greater capacity for heat dissipation from the beam as compared to the
capacity for heat dissipation of the floor or roof construction
specified in the design from which the beam is being transferred.
The CJ-Series joists shall be designed by the Joist Supplier

to meet the minimum requirements of UL Beam Design
Numbers. N736 and N825. The following tables give the fire
rated floor-ceiling assemblies that can employ CJ-Series
Fire protection costs can be a significant portion of the overall system cost. Consequently, when spray applied protection is specified, the CJ-Series joists should be spaced as far
apart as practical to reduce the number of joists receiving
fire protection. Additionally, under certain conditions, CJSeries joists can be designed without vertical webs and the
bridging can be removed after the concrete has cured thereby further reducing the cost of fire protection.
Spray-applied Fire-resistive Materials

Application of N Series Designs
When it is the intent to only maintain the existing Assembly
Rating, the beams, steel joists and steel trusses from N
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APPENDIX A
FIRE RESISTANCE RATINGS
APPENDIX A - FIRE-RESISTANCE RATINGS WITH

FLOOR CEILING ASSEMBLIES WITH MEMBRANE PROTECTION

Restrained
Assembly
Rating
Concrete
Protection
Material
Minimum Joist
Size
Unrestrained
UL Design
Type
Beam Rating
Number
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
Minimum
Thickness
APPENDIX A
(in.)
1 Hr.
Exposed
Grid System
Exposed
Grid System
N736
N736
LW, NW
Board
Exposed
Grid System
Gypsum
Board
Board
Exposed
Grid System
Gypsum
Board
D216
D219
N825
NW
11/2. 2 Hr.
N736
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D502
D216
D219
N825
2.5
Gypsum
3 Hr.
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
2.5
Gypsum
D216
D219
1 1/2 Hr.
2 Hr.
2.5
N736
N736
3.25
NW
11/2, 2 Hr.
D502
NW
2, 3 Hr.
G547
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D216
D219
N736
3.0
NW
2, 3 Hr.
G547
Notes:
1. Minimum joist member sizes are governed by UL Design No. requirements. Maximum joist
spacing is not limited.
2. Concrete thickness is thickness of slab above deck in inches.
3. Refer to the UL Fire Resistance Directory for the necessary construction details.
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FLOOR CEILING ASSEMBLIES WITH SPRAY APPLIED FIRE RESISTIVE MATERIALS

Restrained
Assembly
Rating
Concrete
Protection
Material
Minimum Joist
Size
Unrestrained
UL Design
Type
Beam Rating
Number
Minimum
Thickness
1 Hr.
SAFRM
N825
2.5
LW, NW
11/2 Hr.
D703
N825
2.5
LW, NW
2 Hr.
D712
N825
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2 Hr.
D722
LW, NW
11/2,
D739
N736
2.5
N736
2.5
N736
2.5
N736
2.5
N736
3.25
N736
1,
2, 3, 4 Hr.
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
LW, NW
1,
11/2,
2, 3, 4 Hr.
D759
D779
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D780
LW
11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D782
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D832
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 3 Hr.
D847
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D858
N736
2.0
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D859
2.5
LW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D902
3.5
NW
2.5
LW
1 Hr.
D914
2.5
LW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D916
3.5
NW
2.5
LW
1, 11/2 Hr.
D918
3.5
NW
2.5
LW
1, 11/2 Hr.
D919
3.5
NW
2.5
LW
1, 11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D925
3.5
NW
N736
N825
N736
N825
N825
N736
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APPENDIX A
(in.)

Restrained
Assembly
Rating
Concrete
Protection
Minimum Joist
Material
Size
Minimum
Thickness
Type
Unrestrained
UL Design
Beam Rating
Number
APPENDIX A
(in.)
G701
1 Hr.
(cont d)
G705
SAFRM
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
G708
G709
G801
Notes:
A-4

Restrained
Assembly
Rating
Concrete
Protection
Minimum Joist
Material
Size
Unrestrained
UL Design
Type
Beam Rating
Number
Minimum
Thickness
1 1/2 Hr.
SAFRM
N825
2.5
LW, NW
11/2 Hr.
D703
N825
2.5
LW, NW
2 Hr.
D712
N825
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2 Hr.
D722
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D739
N736
2.5
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D759
N736
2.5
1, 11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D779
N736
2.5
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D780
N736
3.25
LW
11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D782
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D832
LW, NW
N736
2.5
LW, NW
N736
2.5
LW, NW
N736
N736
N736
N825
2.0
LW, NW
3.0
LW
4.0
NW
3.0
LW
4.0
NW
3.0
1,
11/2,
3 Hr.
1, 11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
1,
11/2,
D847
D858
2, 3 Hr.
D859
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D902
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D916
1, 11/2 Hr.
D918
1, 11/2 Hr.
D919
1, 11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D925
4.0
N825
3.0
4.0
N736
3.0
LW
4.0
NW
A-5
APPENDIX A
(in.)

Restrained
Assembly
Rating
Concrete
Protection
Material
Minimum Joist
1
Size
Minimum
Thickness
Type
Unrestrained
UL Design
Beam Rating
Number
APPENDIX A
(in.)
G701
1 1/2 Hr.
(cont d)
G705
SAFRM
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
G708
G709
G801
Notes:
A-6

Restrained
Assembly
Rating
Concrete
Protection
Material
Minimum Joist
1
Size
Unrestrained
UL Design
Type
Beam Rating
Number
Minimum
Thickness
2 Hr.
SAFRM
N825
2.5
LW, NW
11/2 Hr.
D703
N825
2.5
LW, NW
2 Hr.
D712
N825
2.5
LW, NW
11/2, 2 Hr.
D716
N825
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2 Hr.
D722
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D739
11/2
D742
N825
2.5
NW
N825
2.5
LW, NW
1,
Hr.
1, 11/2, 2 Hr.
2.5
LW
N825
2.5
LW, NW
11/2, 2 Hr.
D750
N825
2.5
LW
1, 11/2, 2 Hr.
D752
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D755
N736
2.5
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D759
N736
2.5
1, 11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D760
N736
2.5
1, 11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D779
N736
2.5
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D780
N736
3.25
LW
11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D782
N825
2.5
LW, NW
1 Hr.
D822
N825
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2 Hr.
D825
N825
3.25
LW
1, 11/2, 2 Hr.
D826
N825
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2 Hr.
D831
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D832
N825
2.5
LW, NW
11/2 Hr.
D833
N825
3.25
LW
1, 11/2 Hr.
D840
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 3 Hr.
D847
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D858
N736
2.0
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D859
N825
3.25
LW
1, 11/2, 2 Hr.
D860
N825
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2 Hr.
D861
N825
2.5
LW
1 Hr.
D862
A-7
2, 3 Hr.
D745
N736
LW, NW
1,
11/2,
D746
APPENDIX A
(in.)

Restrained
Assembly
Rating
Concrete
Protection
Material
Minimum Joist
1
Size
Minimum
Thickness
Type
Unrestrained
UL Design
Beam Rating
Number
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D902
APPENDIX A
(in.)
3.25
LW
4.5
NW
N825
3.25
LW
1, 2 Hr.
D907
N825
3.25
LW
1 Hr.
D913
3.25
LW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D916
4.5
NW
3.25
LW
1, 11/2 Hr.
D918
4.5
NW
3.25
LW
1, 11/2 Hr.
D919
4.5
NW
3.25
LW
11/2 Hr.
D920
3.25
LW
1, 11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D925
4.5
NW
N736
N736
N825
2 Hr.
(cont d)
SAFRM
N825
N825
N736
G701
G705
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
G708
G709
G801
Notes:
A-8

Restrained
Assembly
Rating
Concrete
Protection
Material
Minimum Joist
Size
Unrestrained
UL Design
Type
Beam Rating
Number
Minimum
Thickness
3 Hr.
SAFRM
N825
2.5
LW, NW
11/2 Hr.
D703
N736
2.5
LW, NW
11/2, 3 Hr.
D708
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D739
N825
3.5
NW
1, 11/2 Hr.
D742
N736
2.5
LW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D746
N825
3.25
LW
11/2, 2 Hr.
D754
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D755
N736
2.5
N736
2.5
N736
2.5
N736
2.5
N736
3.25
N825
1,
LW, NW
11/2,
2, 3 Hr.
1, 11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
1,
11/2,
2, 3, 4 Hr.
D759
D760
D779
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D780
LW
11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D782
2.5
LW, NW
11/2, 2 Hr.
D816
N825
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2 Hr.
D831
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D832
N825
2.5
LW, NW
11/2 Hr.
D833
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D858
N736
2.0
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D859
N825
3.25
LW
1, 11/2, 2 Hr.
D860
4.19
LW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D902
5.25
NW
4.19
LW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
D916
5.25
NW
4.19
LW
1, 11/2 Hr.
D918
5.25
NW
4.19
LW
1, 11/2 Hr.
D919
5.25
NW
4.19
LW
5.25
NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D925
N736
N736
N825
N825
N736
A-9
APPENDIX A
(in.)

Restrained
Assembly
Rating
Concrete
Protection
Minimum Joist
Material
Size
Minimum
Thickness
Type
Unrestrained
UL Design
Beam Rating
Number
APPENDIX A
(in.)
G701
3 Hr.
(cont d)
G705
SAFRM
N736
2.75
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3 Hr.
G708
G709
G801

Restrained
Assembly
Rating
Concrete
Protection
Material
Minimum Joist
1
Size
Unrestrained
UL Design
Type
Beam Rating
Number
Minimum
Thickness
(in.)
4 Hr.
SAFRM
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D739
N825
3.25
LW
11/2, 2 Hr.
D754
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D760
N736
2.5
LW, NW
1, 11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D779
N736
3.25
LW
11/2, 2, 3, 4 Hr.
D782
N736
2.5
LW, NW
N825
3.25
LW
1,
11/2,
2, 3, 4 Hr.
1, 11/2, 2 Hr.
D858
D860
Notes:
A-10
APPENDIX B - OSHA SAFETY STANDARDS

FOR STEEL ERECTION
BAY LENGTH
BAY LENGTH
JOIST GIRDERS
STEEL BEAM
BAY LENGTH
BAY LENGTH
STEEL CHANNEL
STEEL COLUMN
BAY LENGTH
BAY LENGTH
STEEL COLUMN
STEEL TUBE
B-1
APPENDIX B
OSHA SAFETY STANDARDS
BAY LENGTH DEFINITIONS
APPENDIX B
BAY LENGTH
BAY LENGTH
STEEL TUBE
MASONRY OR TILT-UP
BAY LENGTH
BAY LENGTH
MASONRY OR TILT-UP
MASONRY WITH PILASTER
BAY LENGTH
BAY LENGTH
MASONRY OR TILT-UP
MASONRY OR TILT-UP
BAY LENGTH
MASONRY WITH FACE BRICK
B-2
Structural steel means a steel member, or a member made of

a substitute material (such as, but not limited to, fiberglass, aluminum or composite members). These members include, but
are not limited to, steel joists, joist girders, purlins, columns,
beams, trusses, splices, seats, metal decking, girts, and all
bridging, and cold formed metal framing which is integrated
with the structural steel framing of a building.
1926.751 DEFINITIONS
(Selected items only)
Anchored bridging means that the steel joist bridging is connected to a bridging terminus point.
Bolted diagonal bridging means diagonal bridging that is
bolted to a steel joist or joists.
1926.757 OPEN WEB

STEEL JOISTS
Bridging clip means a device that is attached to the steel

joist to allow the bolting of the bridging to the steel joist.
Bridging terminus point means a wall, a beam, tandem joists
(with all bridging installed and a horizontal truss in the plane
of the top chord) or other element at an end or intermediate
point(s) of a line of bridging that provides an anchor point for
the steel joist bridging.
(1) Except as provided in paragraph (a)(2) of this section, where

steel joists are used and columns are not framed in at least two
directions with solid web structural steel members, a steel joist
shall be field-bolted at the column to provide lateral stability to
the column during erection. For the installation of this joist:
Column means a load-carrying vertical member that is part

of the primary skeletal framing system. Columns do not
include posts.
(i) A vertical stabilizer plate shall be provided on each

column
for
steel
joists.
The plate shall be a minimum of 6 inch by 6 inch
(152 mm by 152 mm) and shall extend at least 3
inches (76 mm) below the bottom chord of the joist
with a 13 /16 inch (21 mm) hole to provide an
attachment point for guying or plumbing cables.
Constructibility means the ability to erect structural steel

members in accordance with subpart R without having to
alter the over-all structural design.
Construction load (for joist erection) means any load other
than the weight of the employee(s), the joists and the bridging bundle.
(ii) The bottom chords of steel joists at columns shall

be stabilized to prevent rotation during erection.
Erection bridging means the bolted diagonal bridging that is

required to be installed prior to releasing the hoisting cables
from the steel joists.
(iii) Hoisting cables shall not be released until the

seat at each end of the steel joist is field-bolted,
and each end of the bottom chord is restrained by
the column stabilizer plate.
Personal fall arrest system means a system used to arrest

an employee in a fall from a working level. A personal fall
arrest system consists of an anchorage, connectors, a body
harness and may include a lanyard, deceleration device, lifeline, or suitable combination of these. The use of a body belt
for fall arrest is prohibited.
(2) Where constructibility does not allow a steel joist to be

installed at the column:
(i) an alternate means of stabilizing joists shall be
installed on both sides near the column and shall:
Project structural engineer means the registered, licensed

professional responsible for the design of structural steel
framing and whose seal appears on the structural contract
documents.
(A) provide stability equivalent to paragraph

(a)(1) of this section;
(B) be designed by a qualified person;
(C) be shop installed; and
Qualified person (also defined in 1926.32) means one

who, by possession of a recognized degree, certificate, or
professional standing, or who by extensive knowledge, training, and experience, has successfully demonstrated the ability to solve or resolve problems relating to the subject matter, the work, or the project.
(D) be included in the erection drawings.

(ii) hoisting cables shall not be released until the seat
at each end of the steel joist is field-bolted and
the joist is stabilized.
(3) Where steel joists at or near columns span 60 feet (18.3
m) or less, the joist shall be designed with sufficient strength
to allow one employee to release the hoisting cable without
the need for erection bridging.
Steel joist means an open web, secondary load-carrying

member of 144 feet (43.9 m) or less, designed by the manufacturer, used for the support of floors and roofs. This does
not include structural steel trusses or cold-formed joists.
(4) Where steel joists at or near columns span more than 60

feet (18.3 m), the joists shall be set in tandem with all bridging
installed unless an alternative method of erection, which provides equivalent stability to the steel joist, is designed by a qualified person and is included in the site-specific erection plan.
Steel joist girder means an open web, primary load-carrying

member, designed by the manufacturer, used for the support
of floors and roofs. This does not include structural steel
trusses.
B-3
APPENDIX B
(a) General.
(5) A steel joist or steel joist girder shall not be placed on any
support structure unless such structure is stabilized.
NOTE: TABLES A and B HAVE BEEN EDITED TO

CONFORM WITH STEEL JOIST
INSTITUTE BOLTED DIAGONAL
BRIDGING REQUIREMENTS. EDITED
ITEMS ARE SHOWN WITH A STRIKE
THROUGH NOTATION. NEW ITEMS
ARE SHOWN IN RED.
(6) When steel joist(s) are landed on a structure, they shall

be secured to prevent unintentional displacement prior to
installation.
(7) No modification that affects the strength of a steel joist or

steel joist girder shall be made without the approval of the
project structural engineer of record.
(8) Field-bolted joists.
(i)
Joist
Span
8L1 8K1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
10K1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
12K1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230
12K3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
12K5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
14K1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270
14K3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
14K4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
14K6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
16K2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 290
16K3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300
16K4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 320
16K5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 320
16K6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
16K7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
16K9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
18K3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 310
18K4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 320
18K5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 330
18K6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 350
18K7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
18K9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
18K10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
20K3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 320
20K4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 340
20K5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 340
20K6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 360
20K7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 390
20K9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 390
20K10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
22K4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 340
22K5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 350
22K6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 360
22K7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
22K9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
22K10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400 NM
22K11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400 NM
24K4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 360
24K5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
24K6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 390
24K7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 430
24K8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 430
24K9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 440
24K10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
24K12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
26K5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
26K6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 390
Except for steel joists that have been pre-assembled into panels, connections of individual steel
joists to steel structures in bays of 40 feet (12.2 m)
or more shall be fabricated to allow for field bolting
during erection.
(ii) These connections shall be field-bolted unless

constructibility does not allow.
APPENDIX B
TABLE A. ERECTION BRIDGING FOR

SHORT SPAN JOISTS
(9) Steel joists and steel joist girders shall not be used as
anchorage points for a fall arrest system unless written
approval to do so is obtained from a qualified person.
(10) A bridging terminus point shall be established before
bridging is installed. (See Appendix C to this subpart.)
(b) Attachment of steel joists and steel joist girders.

(1) Each end of K series steel joists shall be attached to the
support structure with a minimum of two 1 /8 -inch (3 mm)
fillet welds 1 inch (25 mm) long or with two 1 /2 -inch (13
mm) bolts, or the equivalent.
(2) Each end of LH and DLH series steel joists and steel
joist girders shall be attached to the support structure with a
minimum of two 1 /4 inch (6 mm) fillet welds 2 inches (51
mm) long, or with two 3 /4 -inch (19 mm) bolts, or the equivalent.
(3) Except as provided in paragraph (b)(4) of this section,
each steel joist shall be attached to the support structure, at
least at one end on both sides of the seat, immediately upon
placement in the final erection position and before additional joists are placed.
(4) Panels that have been pre-assembled from steel joists
with bridging shall be attached to the structure at each corner before the hoisting cables are released.
(c) Erection of steel joists.

(1) Both sides of the seat of one end of each steel joist that
requires bridging under Tables A and B shall be attached to
the support structure before hoisting cables are released.
(2) For joists over 60 feet, both ends of the joist shall be
attached as specified in paragraph (b) of this section and the
provisions of paragraph (d) of this section met before the
hoisting cables are released.
(3) On steel joists that do not require erection bridging under
Tables A and B, only one employee shall be allowed on the
joist until all bridging is installed and anchored.
NM = diagonal bolted bridging not mandatory

for joists under 40 feet.
B-4
Joist
Span
26K7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 430
26K8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 440
26K9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 450 44-0
26K10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 490
26K12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
28K6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
28K7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 430
28K8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 440
28K9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 450
28K10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 490
28K12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 530
30K7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 440
30K8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 450
30K9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 450
30K10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 500
30K11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 520
30K12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 540
10KCS1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
10KCS2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
10KCS3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
12KCS1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
12KCS2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
12KCS3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
14KCS1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
14KCS2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
14KCS3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
16KCS2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
16KCS3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
16KCS4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
16KCS5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
18KCS2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 350
18KCS3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
18KCS4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
18KCS5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
20KCS2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 360
20KCS3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 390
20KCS4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
20KCS5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
22KCS2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 360
22KCS3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
22KCS4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
22KCS5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
24KCS2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 390
24KCS3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 440
24KCS4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
24KCS5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
26KCS2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 390
26KCS3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 440
26KCS4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
26KCS5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM
28KCS2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
28KCS3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 450
28KCS4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 530
28KCS5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 530
30KC53 30KCS3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 450
30KCS4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 540
30KCS5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 540
TABLE B. ERECTION BRIDGING FOR

LONG SPAN JOISTS
Joist
Span
18LH02 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 330
18LH03 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
18LH04 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
18LH05 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
18LH06 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
18LH07 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
18LH08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
18LH09 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
20LH02 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 330
20LH03 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
20LH04 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
20LH05 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
20LH06 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
20LH07 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
20LH08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
20LH09 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
20LH10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
24LH03 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 350
24LH04 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 390
24LH05 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
24LH06 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 450
24LH07 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
24LH08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
24LH09 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
24LH10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
24LH11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
28LH05 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 420
28LH06 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 420 46-0
28LH07 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM. 54-0
28LH08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM. 54-0
28LH09 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
28LH10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
28LH11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
28LH12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
28LH13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM.
32LH06 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 470 through 600
32LH07 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 470 through 600
32LH08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 550 through 600
32LH09 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM through 600
32LH10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM through 600
32LH11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM through 600
32LH12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM through 600
32LH13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM through 600
32LH14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM through 600
32LH15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM through 600
36LH07 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 470 through 600
36LH08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 470 through 600
36LH09 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 570 through 600
36LH10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM through 600
36LH11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM through 600
36LH12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM through 600
36LH13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM through 600
36LH14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM through 600
36LH15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NM through 600
40LH08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47-0 through 59-0
40LH09 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47-0 through 59-0
44LH09 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52-0 through 59-0
B-5
APPENDIX B
TABLE A. ERECTION BRIDGING FOR

SHORT SPAN JOISTS (continued)
(4) Employees shall not be allowed on steel joists where the

span of the steel joist is equal to or greater than the span
shown in Tables A and B except in accordance with
1926.757(d).
(6) When bolted diagonal erection bridging is required by

this section, the following shall apply:
(5) When permanent bridging terminus points cannot be

used during erection, additional temporary bridging terminus
points are required to provide stability. (See appendix C of
this subpart.)
(ii) The erection drawing shall be the exclusive indicator of the proper placement of this bridging;
(i) The bridging shall be indicated on the erection

drawing;
(iii) Shop-installed bridging clips, or functional equivalents, shall be used where the bridging bolts to
the steel joists;
(d) Erection bridging.

(1) Where the span of the steel joist is equal to or greater
than the span shown in Tables A and B, the following shall
apply:
(iv) When two pieces of bridging are attached to the

steel joist by a common bolt, the nut that secures
the first piece of bridging shall not be removed
from the bolt for the attachment of the second;
and
APPENDIX B
(i) A row of bolted diagonal erection bridging shall

be installed near the midspan of the steel joist;
(v) Bridging attachments shall not protrude above

the top chord of the steel joist.
(ii) Hoisting cables shall not be released until this

anchored; and
(e) Landing and placing loads.
(iii) No more than one employee shall be allowed on

anchored.
(1) During the construction period, the employer placing a

load on steel joists shall ensure that the load is distributed
so as not to exceed the carrying capacity of any steel joist.
(2) Where the span of the steel joist is over 60 feet (18.3 m)
through 100 feet (30.5 m), the following shall apply:
(2) Except for paragraph (e)(4) of this section, no construction loads are allowed on the steel joists until all bridging is
installed and anchored and all joist-bearing ends are
attached.
(i) All rows of bridging shall be bolted diagonal bridging;

(ii) Two rows of bolted diagonal erection bridging
shall be installed near the third points of the steel
joist;
(3) The weight of a bundle of joist bridging shall not exceed

a total of 1,000 pounds (454 kg). A bundle of joist bridging
shall be placed on a minimum of three steel joists that are
secured at one end. The edge of the bridging bundle shall be
positioned within 1 foot (0.30 m) of the secured end.
(iii) Hoisting cables shall not be released until this

anchored; and
(iv) No more than two employees shall be allowed on
anchored.
(4) No bundle of decking may be placed on steel joists until all

bridging has been installed and anchored and all joist bearing
ends attached, unless all of the following conditions are met:
(3) Where the span of the steel joist is over 100 feet (30.5 m)
through 144 feet (43.9 m), the following shall apply:
(i) All rows of bridging shall be bolted diagonal bridging;
(i) The employer has first determined from a qualified person and documented in a site-specific
erection plan that the structure or portion of the
structure is capable of supporting the load;
(ii) Hoisting cables shall not be released until all

bridging is installed and anchored; and
(ii) The bundle of decking is placed on a minimum of

three steel joists;
(iii) No more than two employees shall be allowed on

these spans until all bridging is installed and
anchored.
(iii) The joists supporting the bundle of decking are

attached at both ends;
(iv) At least one row of bridging is installed and
anchored;
(4) For steel members spanning over 144 feet (43.9 m), the
erection methods used shall be in accordance with
1926.756.
(v) The total weight of the bundle of decking does not

exceed 4,000 pounds (1816 kg); and
(5) Where any steel joist specified in paragraphs (c)(2) and

(d)(1), (d)(2), and (d)(3) of this section is a bottom chord
bearing joist, a row of bolted diagonal bridging shall be provided near the support(s). This bridging shall be installed
and anchored before the hoisting cable(s) is released.
(vi) Placement of the bundle of decking shall be in

accordance with paragraph (e)(5) of this section.
(5) The edge of the construction load shall be placed within
1 foot (0.30 m) of the bearing surface of the joist end.
B-6
ILLUSTRATIONS OF OSHA BRIDGING TERMINUS POINTS

(NON-MANDATORY)
Guidelines for Complying with OSHA Steel Erection Standard, Paragraph 1926.757(a)(10) and 1926.757(c)(5).
TYP
TYP
HORIZ. BRDG.
LAG WITH SHIELD

OR EMBEDDED ANCHOR
LAG WITH SHIELD

OR EMBEDDED ANCHOR
HORIZONTAL BRIDGING
TERMINUS AT WALL
HORIZONTAL BRIDGING
TERMINUS AT WALL
TYP
TYP
HORIZ. BRDG.
HORIZ. BRDG.
HORIZONTAL BRIDGING
TERMINUS AT PANEL WALL
HORIZONTAL BRIDGING
TERMINUS AT
STRUCTURAL SHAPE
B-7
APPENDIX B
HORIZ. BRDG.
TYP
TYP
APPENDIX B
BOLTED
CONNECTION
LAG WITH SHIELD

OR EMBEDDED ANCHOR
HORIZONTAL BRIDGING
TERMINUS AT STRUCTURAL
SHAPE WITH OPTIONAL
"X-BRIDGING"
BOLTED DIAGONAL BRIDGING

TERMINUS AT WALL
TYP
TYP
BOLTED
CONNECTION
BOLTED
CONNECTION
LAG WITH SHIELD

OR EMBEDDED ANCHOR
LAG WITH SHIELD

OR EMBEDDED ANCHOR

TERMINUS AT WALL

TERMINUS AT WALL
B-8
TYP
JOISTS PAIR BRIDGING

TERMINUS POINT
JOISTS PAIR BRIDGING

TERMINUS POINT
LOOPED
AROUND
TOP CHORD
LOOPED
AROUND
TOP CHORD
INDEPENDENT
TEMP. GUY
CABLES
INDEPENDENT
TEMP. GUY
CABLES
HORIZ. BRDG.
POSITIVE
ANCHORAGE
POINT
POSITIVE
ANCHORAGE
POINT
HORIZONTAL BRIDGING
TERMINUS POINT
SECURED BY TEMP.
GUY CABLES
DIAGONAL BRIDGING
TERMINUS POINT
SECURED BY TEMP.
GUY CABLES
B-9
APPENDIX B
TYP
HORIZONTAL TRUSS
WEBBING
NOTES:
NOTES:
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SUPPLEMENT NUMBER 1
STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS FOR
AND
DECEMBER 31, 2010
The information presented in this publication has been developed by the Steel
Joist Institute and is produced with recognized engineering principles and is for
general information only. The SJI and its committees have made a concerted
effort to present accurate, reliable, and useful information on the design of
composite steel joists. Application of this information should not be used or
relied upon for any specific project without competent professional assessment
of its accuracy, suitability and applicability by a licensed professional engineer
or architect. The publication of the material contained in this catalog is not
intended as a representation or warranty on the part of the Steel Joist Institute.
Any person making use of this information does so at ones own risk and assumes
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Copyright 2010
By
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American National Standard SJI-CJ-2010
STANDARD SPECIFICATION
FOR COMPOSITE STEEL JOISTS, CJ-SERIES
Revised to May 18, 2010, Effective December 31, 2010
SECTION 100.
SCOPE AND DEFINITION

100.1 SCOPE
The Standard Specification for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series, hereafter referred to as the Specification, covers the
design, manufacture, application, and erection stability and handling of Composite Steel Joists CJ-Series in buildings or
other structures, where other structures are defined as those structures designed, manufactured, and erected in a manner
similar to buildings. CJ-Series joists shall be designed using Load and Resistance Factor Design (LRFD) in accordance
with this Specification. Composite Steel Joists shall be erected in accordance with the Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA), U.S. Department of Labor, Code of Federal Regulations 29CFR Part 1926 Safety Standards for
Steel Erection, Section 1926.757 Open Web Steel Joists.
This Specification includes Sections 100 through 107.
100.2 DEFINITION
The term "Composite Steel Joists CJ-Series, as used herein, refers to open web, parallel chord, load-carrying members
utilizing hot-rolled or cold-formed steel, including cold-formed steel whose yield strength has been attained by cold
working, suitable for the direct support of one-way floor or roof systems. Shear connection between the joist top chord
and overlying concrete slab allows the steel joist and slab to act together as an integral unit after the concrete has
adequately cured. The CJ-Series joists have been standardized in depths from 10 inches (254 mm) through 96 inches
(2438 mm), for spans up through 120 feet (36576 mm).
The CJ-Series standard joist designation is determined by its nominal depth, the letters CJ, followed by the total uniform
composite load, uniform composite live load, and finally the uniform composite dead load. Composite Steel Joists shall be
designed in accordance with these specifications to support the loads defined by the specifying professional.
Two standard types of CJ-Series joists are designed and manufactured. These types are underslung (top chord bearing)
or square-ended (bottom chord bearing), with parallel chords.
100.3 STRUCTURAL DESIGN DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS
The design drawings and specifications shall meet the requirements in the Code of Standard Practice for Composite Steel
Joists, except for deviations specifically identified in the design drawings and/or specifications.
SECTION 101.
REFERENCES
101.1 REFERENCED SPECIFICATIONS, CODES AND STANDARDS
ACI International (ACI)
ACI 318-08, Building Code Requirements for Structural Concrete and Commentary
ACI 318M-08, Metric Building Code Requirements for Structural Concrete and Commentary
American Institute of Steel Construction, Inc. (AISC)
ANSI/AISC 360-10 Specification for Structural Steel Buildings
American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI)
ANSI/AISI S100-2007 North American Specification for Design of Cold-Formed Steel Structural Members
ANSI/AISI S100-07/S1-09 , Supplement No. 1 to the North American Specification for the Design of Cold-Formed
Steel Structural Members, 2007 Edition
ANSI/AISI S100-07/S2-10 , Supplement No. 2 to the North American Specification for the Design of Cold-Formed
Steel Structural Members, 2007 Edition
American Society of Testing and Materials, ASTM International (ASTM)
ASTM A6/A6M-09, Standard Specification for General Requirements for Rolled Structural Steel Bars, Plates, Shapes,
and Sheet Piling
ASTM A36/A36M-08, Standard Specification for Carbon Structural Steel
ASTM A242/242M-04 (2009), Standard Specification for High-Strength Low-Alloy Structural Steel
ASTM A307-07b, Standard Specification for Carbon Steel Bolts and Studs, 60 000 PSI Tensile Strength
ASTM A325/325M-09, Standard Specification for Structural Bolts, Steel, Heat Treated, 120/105 ksi [830 MPa]
Minimum Tensile Strength
ASTM A370-09ae1, Standard Test Methods and Definitions for Mechanical Testing of Steel Products
ASTM A500/A500M-07, Standard Specification for Cold-Formed Welded and Seamless Carbon Steel Structural
Tubing in Rounds and Shapes
ASTM A529/A529M-05, Standard Specification for High-Strength Carbon-Manganese Steel of Structural Quality
ASTM A572/A572M-07, Standard Specification for High-Strength Low-Alloy Columbium-Vanadium Structural Steel
ASTM A588/A588M-05, Standard Specification for High-Strength Low-Alloy Structural Steel, up to 50 ksi [345 MPa]
Minimum Yield Point, with Atmoshperic Corrosion Resistance
ASTM A606/A606M-09, Standard Specification for Steel, Sheet and Strip, High-Strength, Low-Alloy, Hot-Rolled and
Cold-Rolled, with Improved Atmospheric Corrosion Resistance
ASTM A992/A992M-06a, Standard Specification for Structural Steel Shapes
ASTM A1008/A1008M-09, Standard Specification for Steel, Sheet, Cold-Rolled, Carbon, Structural, High-Strength
Low-Alloy and High-Strength Low-Alloy with Improved Formability, Solution Hardened, and Bake Hardenable
ASTM A1011/A1011M-09a, Standard Specification for Steel, Sheet and Strip, Hot-Rolled, Carbon, Structural, HighStrength Low-Alloy, High-Strength Low-Alloy with Improved Formability, and Ultra-High Strength

American Welding Society (AWS)
AWS A5.1/A5.1M-2004, Specification for Carbon Steel Electrodes for Shielded Metal Arc Welding
AWS A5.5/A5.5M:2006, Specification for Low-Alloy Steel Electrodes for Shielded Metal Arc Welding
AWS A5.17/A5.17M-97:R2007, Specification for Carbon Steel Electrodes and Fluxes for Submerged Arc Welding
AWS A5.18/A5.18M:2005, Specification for Carbon Steel Electrodes and Rods for Gas Shielded Arc Welding
AWS A5.20/A5.20M:2005, Specification for Carbon Steel Electrodes for Flux Cored Arc Welding
AWS A5.23/A5.23M:2007, Specification for Low-Alloy Steel Electrodes and Fluxes for Submerged Arc Welding
AWS A5.28/A5.28M:2005, Specification for Low-Alloy Steel Electrodes and Rods for Gas Shielded Arc Welding
AWS A5.29/A5.29M:2005, Specification for Low Alloy Steel Electrodes for Flux Cored Arc Welding
AWS D1.1/D1.1M-2004, Structural Welding Code Steel
Steel Deck Institute (SDI)
ANSI/SDI C1.0-2006, Standard for Composite Steel Floor Deck
ANSI/SDI NC-2010, Standard for Noncomposite Steel Floor Deck
101.2 OTHER REFERENCES
The following references are non-ANSI approved documents and as such, are provided solely as sources of commentary
or additional information related to the topics in this Specification:
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
SEI/ASCE 7-10 Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures
ASCE Task Committee on Design Criteria for Composite Structures in Steel and Concrete (1996), Proposed
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Federal Register, Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (2001), 29 CFR Part 1926 Safety
Standards for Steel Erection; Final Rule, 1926.757 Open Web Steel Joists - January 18, 2001, Washington, D.C.
Steel Joist Institute (SJI)
SJI-CJ COSP-2007 and 2010 Supplement, Code of Standard Practice for Composite Steel Joists
Technical Digest No. 3 (2007), Structural Design of Steel Joist Roofs to Resist Ponding Loads
Technical Digest No. 5 (1988), Vibration of Steel Joist-Concrete Slab Floors
Technical Digest No. 6 (2011), Structural Design of Steel Joist Roofs to Resist Uplift Loads
Technical Digest No. 8 (2008), Welding of Open Web Steel Joists and Joist Girders
Technical Digest No. 9 (2008), Handling and Erection of Steel Joists and Joist Girders
Technical Digest No. 10 (2003), Design of Fire Resistive Assemblies with Steel Joists
Technical Digest No. 11 (2007), Design of Lateral Load Resisting Frames Using Steel Joists and Joist Girders
Steel Structures Painting Council (SSPC) (2000), Steel Structures Painting Manual, Volume 2, Systems and
Specifications, Paint Specification No. 15, Steel Joist Shop Primer, May 1, 1999, Pittsburgh, PA.

Alsamsam, Iyad (1988), An Experimental Investigation Into the Behavior of Composite Open Web Steel Joists, Masters
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Samuelson, David (2004) SJI Updates Expanded Load Tables for Noncomposite Joists/ Joist Girders and Development
of New Composite Joist Series, North American Steel Construction Conference, Long Beach, CA, March 24-27.
Sublett, Charles and Easterling, Sam (1992), Strength of Welded Headed Studs in Ribbed Metal Deck on Composite
Joists, CE/VPI-ST92/03, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State
Tide, R.H.R. and Galambos, T.V. (1970), Composite Open-Web Steel Joists, AISC Engineering Journal, January, Vol. 7,
No. 1.
Viest, Ivan; Colaco, Joseph; Furlong, Richard; Griffis, Lawrence; Leon, Roberto; and Wyllie Jr., Loring A. (1997), Section
3.8 Composite Joists and Trusses, Composite Construction Design for Buildings, Co-published by American Society of
Civil Engineers, and McGraw Hill.
SECTION 102.
MATERIALS
102.1 STEEL CHORD and WEB MEMBERS
(a)
Specifications
The steel used in the manufacture of CJ-Series joists shall conform to one of the following ASTM Specifications of
latest adoption:
Carbon Structural Steel, ASTM A36/A36M.
High-Strength Low-Alloy Structural Steel, ASTM A242/A242M.
Cold-Formed Welded and Seamless Carbon Steel Structural Tubing in Rounds and Shapes, ASTM
A500/A500M.
High-Strength Carbon-Manganese Steel of Structural Quality ASTM A529/A529M.
High-Strength Low-Alloy Columbium-Vanadium Structural Steel, ASTM A572/A572M.
High-Strength Low-Alloy Structural Steel up to 50 ksi [345 MPa] Minimum Yield Point, with Atmospheric
Corrosion Resistance, ASTM A588/A588M.
Steel, Sheet and Strip, High-Strength, Low-Alloy, Hot-Rolled and Cold-Rolled, with Improved Atmospheric
Corrosion Resistance, ASTM A606/A606M.
Structural Steel Shapes, ASTM A992/A992M.
Steel, Sheet, Cold-Rolled, Carbon, Structural, High-Strength Low-Alloy, High-Strength Low-Alloy with
Improved Formability, Solution Hardened, and Bake Hardenable, ASTM A1008/A1008M.
Steel, Sheet and Strip, Hot-Rolled, Carbon, Structural, High-Strength Low-Alloy, High-Strength Low-Alloy with
Improved Formability, and Ultra High Strength, ASTM A1011/A1011M.
or shall be of suitable quality ordered or produced to other than the listed specifications, provided that such material
in the state used for final assembly and manufacture is weldable and is proved by tests performed by the producer
or manufacturer to have the properties specified in Section 102.1(b).
(b)
Mechanical Properties
Steel used for CJ-Series joists shall have a minimum yield strength determined in accordance with one of the
procedures specified in this section, which is equal to the yield strength* assumed in the design.
*The term Yield Strength as used herein shall designate the yield level of a material as determined by the
applicable method outlined in ASTM A 370, Standard Test Methods and Definitions for Mechanical Testing of
Steel Products, paragraph 13.1 Yield Point, and in paragraph 13.2 Yield Strength, or as specified in
Section 102.1(b) of this Specification.
Evidence that the steel furnished meets or exceeds the design yield strength shall, if requested, be provided in the
form of an affidavit, or by witnessed or certified test reports.
For material used without consideration of increase in yield strength resulting from cold forming, the specimens
shall be taken from as-rolled material. In the case of material with mechanical properties that conform to the
requirements of one of the listed specifications, the test specimens and procedures shall conform to those of such
specifications and to ASTM A370.
In the case of material with mechanical properties that do not conform to the requirements of one of the listed
specifications, the test specimens and procedures shall conform to the applicable requirements of ASTM A370, and
the specimens shall exhibit a yield strength equal to or exceeding the design yield strength and an elongation of not
less than (a) 20 percent in 2 inches (51 mm) for sheet and strip, or (b) 18 percent in 8 inches (203 mm) for plates,
shapes and bars with adjustments for thickness for plates, shapes and bars as prescribed in ASTM A36/A36M,
A242/ A242M, A500/A500M, A529/ A529M, A572/A572M, or A588/A588M, A992/A992M whichever specification is
applicable, on the basis of design yield strength.
The number of tests shall be as prescribed in ASTM A6/ A6M for plates, shapes, and bars; and ASTM A606/A606M,
A1008/ A1008M and A1011/A1011M for sheet and strip.

If as-formed strength is utilized, the test reports shall show the results of tests performed on full section specimens
in accordance with the provisions of the AISI North American Specification for the Design of Cold-Formed Steel
Structural Members. They shall also indicate compliance with these provisions and with the following additional
requirements:
a)
The yield strength calculated from the test data shall equal or exceed the design yield strength.
b)
Where tension tests are made for acceptance and control purposes, the tensile strength shall be at least
8 percent greater than the yield strength of the section.
c)
Where compression tests are used for acceptance and control purposes, the specimen shall withstand a
gross shortening of 2 percent of its original length without cracking. The length of the specimen shall be
not greater than 20 times its least radius of gyration.
d)
If any test specimen fails to pass the requirements of subparagraphs (a), (b), or (c) above, as applicable,
two retests shall be made of specimens from the same lot. Failure of one of the retest specimens to meet
such requirements shall be the cause for rejection of the lot represented by the specimens.
102.2 PAINT
Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series, shall be provided unpainted to facilitate installation of welded shear studs.
SECTION 103.
DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE

103.1
METHOD
The design of Composite Steel Joists shall be based on achieving the nominal flexural strength of the composite member
and is limited to the design of one-way, composite joist systems that meet the following criteria:
a) Members are simply-supported and are not considered part of the lateral load-resisting system.
b) Horizontal shear connection is achieved by direct bearing of embedments within the concrete slab.
Where any applicable design feature is not specifically covered herein, the design shall be in accordance with the
following specifications:
103.2
For steel that consists of hot-rolled shapes, bars, or plates, use the American Institute of Steel Construction,
Specification for Structural Steel Buildings.
For members which are cold-formed from sheet or strip steel, use the American Iron and Steel Institute, North
American Specification for the Design of Cold-Formed Steel Structural Members.
LOADS, FORCES AND LOAD COMBINATIONS
The loads and forces used for the composite steel joist design shall be calculated by the specifying professional in
accordance with the applicable building code and specified and provided on the contract drawings.
The load combinations shall be specified by the specifying professional on the contract drawings in accordance with the
applicable building code or, in the absence of a building code, the load combinations shall be those stipulated in
SEI/ASCE 7 Section 2.3 for LRFD design.

At a minimum, the required stress shall be computed for the factored loads based on the factors and load combinations as
follows:
(a)
Non-composite
1.4Dc
(103.2-1)
1.2Dc + 1.6Lc
(103.2-2)
Where:
(b)
Dc =
construction dead load due to weight of the joist, the decking, and the fresh concrete, lb/ft. (kPa)
Lc =
construction live load due to the work crews and the construction equipment, lb/ft. (kPa)
Composite
1.4D
(103.2-3)
1.2D + 1.6 (L, or Lr, or S, or R)
(103.2-4)
Where:
103.3
dead load due to the weight of the structural elements and the permanent features of the
structure, lb/ft.2 (kPa)
live load due to occupancy and movable equipment, lb/ft.2 (kPa)
Lr =
roof live load, when composite joists are utilized in roofs, lb/ft.2 (kPa)
snow load, when composite joists are utilized in roofs, lb/ft.2 (kPa)
load due to initial rainwater or ice exclusive of the ponding contribution, when composite joists
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are utilized in roofs, lb/ft. (kPa)
NOMINAL STRESSES
Joists shall have their components so proportioned that the required stresses, fu, shall not exceed Fn where:
fu
= required stress computed for the factored loads based on the factors and load combinations,
ksi (MPa)
combinations, ksi (MPa)
= resistance factor
Fn
= nominal stress, ksi (MPa)
Fn = design stress, ksi (MPa)

Fy
= specified minimum yield stress, ksi (MPa)
= modulus of elasticity of steel, ksi (MPa)
For Chords: The calculation of design stress shall be based on a yield strength, Fy, of the material used in manufacturing
equal to 50 ksi (345 MPa).
For all other joist elements: The calculation of design stress shall be based on a yield strength, Fy, of the material used
in manufacturing, but shall not be less than 36 ksi (250 MPa) or greater than 50 ksi (345 MPa).
Note: Yield strengths greater than 50 ksi shall not be used for the design of any joist members.

(a)
(b)
Tension:
Compression:
For members with
t = 0.90
Fn = Fy
Fn = tFy
(103.3-1)
(103.3-2)
Fn = Fcr
(103.3-3)
Fn = c Fcr
(103.3-4)
c = 0.90
4.71 E
QFy
QFy
Fe
Fcr = Q 0.658
Fy
For members with
> 4.71 E
(103.3-5)
QFy
Fcr = 0.877Fe
(103.3-6)
Where:
Fe = elastic buckling stress determined in accordance with Equation 103.3-7.
Fe =
2E
K
(103.3-7)
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In the above equations, is taken as the distance in inches (millimeters) between panel points for the chord
members and web members, and r is the corresponding least radius of gyration of the member or any component
thereof. E is equal to 29,000 ksi (200,000 MPa).
For hot-rolled sections and cold formed angles, Q is the full reduction factor for slender compression members as
defined in the AISC Specification for Structural Steel Buildings.except that when the first primary compression web
member is a crimped-end angle member, whether hot-rolled or cold formed:.
Q = [5.25/(w/t)] + t 1.0
Where:
(103.3-8)
w = angle leg length, inches

t = angle leg thickness, inches
or,
Q = [5.25/(w/t)] + (t/25.4) 1.0
Where:
(103.3-9)
w = angle leg length, mm

t = angle leg thickness, mm
For all other cold-formed sections the method of calculating the nominal compressive strength is given in the AISI,
North American Specification for the Design of Cold-Formed Steel Structural Members.
(c)
Bending:
b = 0.90
Bending calculations are to be based on using the elastic section modulus.

For chords and web members other than solid rounds:
Fn = Fy
(103.3-10)
Fn = bFy
(103.3-11)
For web members of solid round cross section:

Fn = 1.6 Fy
(103.3-12)
Fn = b (1.6 Fy )
(103.3-13)
Fn = 1.5 Fy
(103.3-14)
Fn = b (1.5 Fy )
(103.3-15)
For bearing plates used in joist seats:
(d) Weld Design Strength:

Shear at throat of fillet welds, flare bevel groove welds, partial joint penetration groove welds, and plug/slot welds:
Nominal Shear Stress = Fnw = 0.6Fexx
(103.3-16)
w = 0.75
Design Shear Strength = Rn = wFnw A = 0.45Fexx Aw
(103.3-17)
Made with E70 series electrodes or F7XX-EXXX flux-electrode combinations Fexx = 70 ksi (483 MPa)
Made with E60 series electrodes or F6XX-EXXX flux-electrode combinations Fexx = 60 ksi (414 MPa)
Aw = effective throat area, where:
For fillet welds, Aw = effective throat area, (other design methods demonstrated to provide sufficient strength by
testing shall be permitted to be used);
For flare bevel groove welds, the effective weld area is based on a weld throat width, T, where:
T (inches) = 0.12D + 0.11
Where:
(103.3-18)
D = web diameter, inches
or,
T (mm) = 0.12D + 2.8
Where:
(103.3-19)
D = web diameter, mm
For plug/slot welds, Aw = cross-sectional area of the hole or slot in the plane of the faying surface provided that
the hole or slot meets the requirements of the American Institute of Steel Construction Specification for
Structural Steel Buildings (and as described in SJI Technical Digest No. 8, Welding of Open-Web Steel Joists
and Joist Girders).
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Strength of resistance welds and complete-joint-penetration groove or butt welds in tension or compression (only
when the stress is normal to the weld axis) is equal to the base metal strength:
t = c =0.90
Design Stress = 0.90 Fy
103.4
(103.3-20)
MAXIMUM SLENDERNESS RATIOS
The slenderness ratios, 1.0/r and 1.0s /r of members as a whole or any component part shall not exceed the values
given in Table 103.4-1, Parts A.
The effective slenderness ratio, k/r to be used in calculating the nominal stresses, Fcr and Fe, is the largest value as
determined from Table 103.4-1, Parts B and C.
In compression members when fillers or ties are used, they shall be spaced so that the s/rz ratio of each component does
not exceed the governing /r ratio of the member as a whole. The terms used in Table 103.4-1 are defined as follows:
=
length center-to-center of panel points, except = 36 inches (914 mm) for calculating /ry of top chord
member, in. (mm).
s =
maximum length center-to-center between panel point and filler (tie), or between adjacent fillers (ties),
in. (mm).
rx =
member radius of gyration in the plane of the joist, in. (mm).
ry =
member radius of gyration out of the plane of the joist, in. (mm).
rz =
least radius of gyration of a member component, in. (mm).
Compression web members are those web members subject to compressive axial loads under gravity loading.
Tension web members are those web members subject to tension axial loads under gravity loading, and which may be
subject to compressive axial loads under alternate loading conditions, such as net uplift.
For top chords, the end panel(s) are the panels between the bearing seat and the first primary interior panel point
comprised of at least two intersecting web members.
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TABLE 103.4-1
MAXIMUM AND EFFECTIVE SLENDERNESS RATIOS
Description
I
B.
C.
B.
C.
ks/rz
The slenderness ratios, 1.0/r and 1.0s/r, of members as a whole or any component
part shall not exceed 90.
The effective slenderness ratio, k/r, to determine Fcr where k is:
1.
With fillers or ties
0.75
0.94
--1.0
2.
Without fillers or ties
----0.75
--3.
Single component members
0.75
0.94
----For bending, the effective slenderness ratio, k/r, to determine Fe where k is:
0.75
------The slenderness ratios, 1.0/r and 1.0s/r, of members as a whole or any component
part shall not exceed 120 for Top Chords, or 240 for Bottom Chords.
1.
1.0
0.94
--1.0
2.
----1.0
--3.
1.0
0.94
----For bending, the effective slenderness ratio, k/r, to determine Fe where k is:
1.0
-----
---
TENSION WEB MEMBERS

A.
B.
IV
k/rz
TOP CHORD END PANELS, ALL BOTTOM CHORD PANELS

A.
III
k/ry
TOP CHORD INTERIOR PANELS

A.
II
k/rx
The slenderness ratios, 1.0/r and 1.0s/r, of members as a whole or any component
part shall not exceed 240.
For end web members subject to compression, the effective slenderness ratio, k/r, to
determine Fcr where k is:
1.
0.75
1.0
--1.0
2.
----1.0
--3.
0.75
0.8
-----
COMPRESSION WEB MEMBERS

A.
B.
The slenderness ratios, 1.0 and 1.0s/r, of members as a whole or any component part
shall not exceed 200.
1.
0.75
1.0
--1.0
2.
----1.0
--3.
0.75
1.0
-----
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103.5
(a)
MEMBERS
Chords
(1)
Non-composite Design
The bottom chord shall be designed as an axially loaded tension member.
The top chord shall resist the construction loads, at which time the joist is behaving non-compositely. An
analysis shall be made using an effective depth of the joist to determine the member forces due to
construction loads. The effective depth for a non-composite joist shall be considered the vertical distance
between the centroids of the top and bottom chord members.
The minimum horizontal flat leg width and minimum thickness of top chord shall be as specified in Table
103.5-1.
TABLE 103.5-1
MINIMUM TOP CHORD SIZES FOR INSTALLING WELDED SHEAR STUDS
Shear Stud
Diameter, in. (mm)
0.375 (10)
0.500 (13)
0.625 (16)
0.750 (19)
Minimum Horizontal
Flat Leg Width, in. (mm)
1.50 (38)
1.75 (44)
2.00 (51)
2.50 (64)
Minimum Leg
Thickness, in. (mm)
0.125 (3.2)
0.167 (4.2)
0.209 (5.3)
0.250 (6.3)
The top chord shall be designed as a continuous member subject to combined axial and bending stresses
and shall be so proportioned that
at the panel point:
fau + fbu 0.9 Fy
(103.5-1)
at the mid panel:
for,
for,
fau
0.2 ,
c Fcr
fau
< 0.2 ,
cFcr
C m fbu
8
+
9 fau
Q F
1
c F' e b y
1.0
(103.5-2)
fau
C m fbu
2 F +
f
c cr
1 au Q F
c F' e b y
1.0
103.5-3)
fau
c Fcr
Where:
f au =
Pu/At = required compressive stress, ksi (MPa)
Pu =
required axial strength using LRFD load combinations, kips (N)
f bu =
Mu/S = required bending stress at the location under consideration, ksi (MPa)
Mu =
required flexural strength using LRFD load combinations, kip-in. (N-mm)
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S
elastic section modulus, in.3 (mm3)
Fcr
nominal axial compressive stress in ksi (MPa) based on /r as defined in Section 103.4
c Fe for end panels
Cm =
1 0.3 fau
Cm =
1 0.4 fau c Fe for interior panels
Fy
specified minimum yield strength, ksi (MPa)
Fe =
rx
2 E , ksi (MPa)
(K/rx )2
chord panel length per Section 103.4, in. (mm)

radius of gyration about the axis of bending, in. (mm)
form factor defined in Section 103.3
At
area of the top chord, in. , (mm )
The top chord shall be considered as stayed laterally by the floor provided the requirements of Section
104.9(d) of these specifications are met.
The top chord and bottom chord shall be designed such that at each joint:
fvmod vfn
(LRFD, = 1.00)
(103.5-4)
Where:
fn
= nominal shear stress = 0.6Fy, ksi (MPa)
ft
= axial stress = P/A, ksi (MPa)
fv
= shear stress = V/bt, ksi (MPa)
1/ 2
fvmod = modified shear stress = ( 12 )(ft2 + 4fv2 )
b
t
= length of vertical part(s) of cross section, in. (mm)

= thickness of vertical part(s) of cross section, in. (mm)
It shall not be necessary to design the top chord and bottom chord for the modified shear stress when a round
bar web member is continuous through a joint. The minimum required shear of Section 103.5(b) (25 percent of
the end reaction) shall not be required when evaluating Equation 103.5-4.
(2)
Composite Design
The distance between the centroid of the tension bottom chord and the centroid of the concrete compression
block, de, shall be computed using a concrete stress of 0.85f c and an effective concrete width, be, taken as
the sum of the effective widths for each side of the joist centerline, each of which shall be the lowest value of
the following:
1.
one-eighth of the joist span, center-to-center of supports;
2.
one-half the distance to the center-line of the adjacent joist;
3.
the distance to the edge of the slab.
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A
= Mn /(0.85 fc be de) tc, in. (mm)
(103.5-5)
de
= dj ybc + hdeck + tc a/2, in. (mm)
(103.5-6)
Where:
A
depth of concrete compressive stress block, in. (mm)
be
effective width of concrete slab over the joist, in. (mm)
dj
steel joist depth, in. (mm)
fc
hdeck
height of metal deck, in. (mm)
Mn
nominal moment capacity of the composite joist, kip-in. (N-mm)
tc
thickness of concrete slab above the steel deck, in. (mm)
ybc
vertical distance to centroidal axis of bottom chord measured from the bottom of the bottom
chord, in. (mm)
When the metal deck ribs are perpendicular to the steel joists, the concrete below the top of the metal deck
shall be neglected when determining section properties and in calculating the concrete compressive block.
The contribution of the steel joist top chord to the moment capacity of the composite system shall be ignored.
The first top chord end panel member shall be designed for the full factored load requirements as a noncomposite member per Section 103.5(a)(1).
Mu Mn
Mn
Mu =
(103.5-7)
minimum design flexural strength of composite section as determined from Equations 103.5-8,
103.5-9, 103.5-10, and 103.5-11, kip-in. (N-mm)
required flexural strength determined from applied factored loads, kip-in. (N-mm)
The design flexural strength of the composite section, Mn, shall be computed as the lowest value of the
following limit states:
a)
Bottom Chord Tensile Yielding: t = 0.90

Mn = t A bFy de
b)
Bottom Chord Tensile Rupture: tr = 0.75
Mn = tr A nFude
c)
(103.5-9)
Concrete Crushing: cc = 0.85
Mn = cc 0.85 f ' c b e t c de
d)
(103.5-8)
(103.5-10)
Shear Connector Strength: stud = 0.90
Mn = stud NQnde 0.50t A bFy de
(103.5-11)
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Where:
(b)
Ab =
cross-sectional area of steel joist bottom chord, in. (mm )
An =
net cross-sectional area of the steel joist bottom chord, in.2 (mm2)
be =
effective width of concrete slab over the joist, in. (mm)
de =
vertical distance from the centroid of steel joist bottom chord to the centroid of resistance of the
concrete in compression, in.(mm)
Fu =
tensile strength of the steel joist bottom chord, ksi (MPa)
Fy =
specified minimum yield stress of steel joist bottom chord, ksi (MPa)
number of shear studs between the point of maximum moment and zero moment
tc
minimum thickness of the concrete slab above the top of the metal deck, in. (mm)
Webs
Vertical shears to be used in the design of the web members shall be determined from the controlling load
combination from Section 103.2(b), but such vertical shears shall not be less than the following:
i. 25% of the factored end reaction.
ii. Tension web members controlled by (i) shall be designed for a compressive force resulting from a
factored shear value of:
Vc min =
(1.6 wL ) L
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(103.5-12)
Where:
wL
non-factored live load due to occupancy and moveable equipment, plf (kN/m)
design length for the composite joist as defined in Table 104.2-1, Definition of Span, ft. (m)
where design length = Span 0.33 ft. (Span 102 mm)
Vc min =
minimum factored compressive design shear in tension web members, lb (kN)
Interior vertical web members used in modified Warren type web systems shall be designed to resist the gravity
loads supported by the member plus 2.0 percent of the composite bottom chord axial force.
Maximum slenderness ratios shall be in accordance with Sections III and IV of Table 103.4-1.
(c)
Chord Configuration
Composite joists shall have parallel chords.
(d)
Eccentricity
Members connected at a joint shall have their centers of gravity lines meet at a point, if practical. Eccentricity on
either side of the neutral axis of chord members shall be permitted to be neglected when it does not exceed the
distance between the neutral axis and the back of the chord. Otherwise, provision shall be made for the stresses
due to eccentricity.
Eccentricity between the intersection of the centroid of the web members and center of compression in the concrete
slab shall be permitted to be neglected. Ends of joists shall be proportioned to resist bending produced by
eccentricity at the support.
In those cases where a single angle compression member is attached to the outside of the stem of a tee or double
angle chord, due consideration shall be given to eccentricity.
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(e)
Joist Extensions
Joist extensions are defined as one of three types, top chord extensions (TCX), extended ends, or full depth
cantilevers.
Design criteria for joist extensions shall be specified using one of the following methods:
(1)
A joist extension shall be designed for the load based on the design length and designation of the specified
composite steel joist. In the absence of other design information, the joist manufacturer shall design the joist
extension for this loading as a default.
(2)
A loading diagram shall be provided for the joist extension. The diagram shall include the magnitude and
location of the loads to be supported, as well as the appropriate load combinations.
Any deflection requirements or limits due to the accompanying loads and load combinations on the joist extension
shall be provided by the specifying professional, regardless of the method used to specify the extension. Unless
otherwise specified, the joist manufacturer shall check the extension for the specified deflection limit under uniform
live load acting simultaneously on both the joist base span and the extension.
The joist manufacturer shall consider the effects of joist extension loading on the base span of the joist. This
includes carrying the design bending moment due to the loading on the extension into the top chord end panel(s),
and the effect on the overall joist chord and web axial forces. The joist extension shall support all end loads without
relying on any composite action.
Bracing of joist extensions shall be clearly indicated on the structural drawings.
Design of concrete reinforcing steel in the negative moment region shall be the responsibility of the specifying
professional.
(f)
Joist Bearing Depths

The joist bearing depths shall range from 2 1/ 2 inches (64 mm) to 7 1/ 2 inches (191 mm).
103.6
(a)
CONNECTIONS
Methods
Joint connections and splices shall be made by attaching the members to one another by arc or resistance welding
or other accredited methods.
(1)
Welded Connections
a) Selected welds shall be inspected visually by the manufacturer. Prior to this inspection, weld slag shall
be removed.
b) Cracks are not acceptable and shall be repaired.
c) Thorough fusion shall exist between layers of weld metal and base metal for the required design length of
the weld; such fusion shall be verified by visual inspection.
d) Unfilled weld craters shall not be included in the design length of the weld.
e) Undercut shall not exceed 1/16 inch (2 mm) for welds oriented parallel to the principal stress.
f)
The sum of surface (piping) porosity diameters shall not exceed 1/16 inch (2 mm) in any 1 inch (25 mm)
of design weld length.
g) Weld splatter is acceptable.
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(2)
Welded Connections for Crimped-End Angle Web Members

The connection of each end of a crimped angle web member to each side of the chord shall consist of a weld
group made of more than a single line of weld. The design weld length shall include, at minimum, an end
return of two times the nominal weld size.
(3)
Welding Program
Manufacturers shall have a program for establishing weld procedures and operator qualification and for weld
sampling and testing. (See Steel Joist Institute Technical Digest 8 - Welding of Open Web Steel Joists and
Joist Girders.)
(4)
Weld inspection by Outside Agencies (See Section 104.13 of this specification).

The agency shall arrange for visual inspection to determine that welds meet the acceptance standards of
Section 103.6(a)(1) above. Ultrasonic, X-Ray, and magnetic particle testing are inappropriate for joists due to
the configurations of the components and welds.
(b)
(c)
Strength
(1)
Joint Connections - Joint connections shall develop the maximum force due to any of the design loads, but
not less than 50 percent of the nominal strength of the member in tension or compression, whichever force is
the controlling factor in the selection of the member.
(2)
Shop Splices - Shop splices shall be permitted to occur at any point in chord or web members. Splices shall
be designed for the member force, but not less than 50 percent of the nominal member strength. All
component parts comprising the cross section of the chord or web member (including reinforcing plates, rods,
etc.) at the point of the splice, shall develop an ultimate tensile force of at least 1.2 times the product of the
yield strength and the full design area of the chord or web. The full design area is the minimum required
area such that the required stress will be less than the design stress.
Field Splices
Field splices shall be designed by the manufacturer and shall be permitted to be either bolted or welded. Splices
shall be designed for the member force, but not less than 50 percent of the nominal member strength.
(d)
Shear Studs
Shear studs, after installation, shall extend not less than 1 1/2 in. (38 mm) above the top of the steel deck and there
shall be at least 1/2 in. (13 mm) of concrete cover above the top of the installed studs.
For studs in 1.5 in. (38 mm), 2 in. (51 mm), or 3 in. (76 mm) deep decks with d stud t top chord 2.7 :
Qn = Min 0.5 A stud fc Ec , R pR g A stud Fu stud
(kips)
(103.6-1)
Qn = Min 0.5 A stud fc Ec , (R pR g A stud Fu stud 1000) (kN)
(103.6-2)
For studs in 1.5 in. (38 mm), 2 in. (51 mm), or 3 in. (76 mm) deep decks with 2.7 < d stud t top chord 3.0 :
Qn = Min 0.5 A stud fc Ec , R pR g A stud Fu stud 1.5 stud 2.7 (kips )

t
top chord
(103.6-3)
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Qn = Min 0.5 A stud fc Ec , (R pR g A stud Fu stud 1000) 6.67 stud 2.7 (kN)
t
top chord
(103.6-4)
Where:
Astud
crosssectional area of shear stud, in.2 (mm2)
dstud
diameter of shear stud, in. (mm)
Ec
modulus of elasticity of the concrete, ksi (MPa)
f c
Fu stud
minimum tensile strength of stud, 65 ksi (450 MPa)
Qn
shear capacity of a single shear stud, kips (kN)
Rp
shear stud coefficient from Table 103.6-1
Rg
=
=
=
1.00 for one stud per rib or staggered position studs

0.85 for two studs per rib side-by-side
0.70 for three studs per rib side-by-side
ttop chord =
thickness of top chord horizontal leg or flange, in. (mm)
TABLE 103.6-1
VALUES FOR Rp
Deck Height
Wr @ mid-height
3/8 in.
(10 mm)
1/2 in.
(13 mm)
5/8 in.
(16 mm)
3/4 in.
(19 mm)
Dia. Stud
Dia. Stud
Dia. Stud
Dia. Stud
1 in. (25 mm)
1.9 in. (48 mm)
0.55
0.55
0.50
0.45
1.5 in. (38 mm)
2.1 in. (53 mm)
0.55
0.50
0.45
0.40
1.5 in. (38 mm) Inverted
3.9 in. (99 mm)
0.85
0.60
0.60
0.60
2 in. (51 mm)
6 in. (152 mm)
---
0.55
0.50
0.45
3 in. (76 mm)
6 in. (152 mm)
---
0.50
0.50
0.50
Notes: 1) Wr @ mid-height = Average deck rib width of deck rib containing the shear stud.
2) The deck is assumed to be oriented perpendicular to the joists.
103.7
CAMBER
CJ-Series joists shall be cambered. The approximate camber shall be based on the deflection associated with 100% of
the non-composite unfactored dead load plus any additional loads defined by the specifying professional.
103.8
VERIFICATION OF DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE
(a)
Design Calculations
(b)
Companies manufacturing any CJ-Series Joists shall submit design data to the Steel Joist Institute (or an
independent agency approved by the Steel Joist Institute) for verification of compliance with the SJI Specifications.
In-Plant Inspections
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Each manufacturer shall verify his ability to manufacture CJ-Series Joists through periodic In-Plant Inspections.
Inspections shall be performed by an independent agency approved by the Steel Joist Institute. The frequency,
manner of inspection and manner of reporting shall be determined by the Steel Joist Institute. The Plant
inspections are not a guarantee of the quality of any specific joists; this responsibility lies fully and solely with the
individual manufacturer.
SECTION 104.
APPLICATION
104.1
USAGE
The specifications shall apply to any type of structure where floor and roof decks are to be supported directly by
Composite Steel Joists installed as hereinafter specified. Joists used other than for simple spans as prescribed in Section
103.1 shall be investigated and modified as necessary by the specifying professional to limit the unit stresses to those
listed in Section 103.3. Design for large openings that interrupt truss action is beyond the scope of this specification.
CAUTION: If a rigid connection of the bottom chord is to be made to the column or other support, it shall be made only
after the application of the non-composite dead loads. The joist is no longer simply-supported and the system shall be
investigated for continuous frame action by the specifying professional.
The designed detail of a rigid type connection and moment plates shall be shown on the structural drawings by the
specifying professional. The moment plates shall be furnished by other than the joist manufacturer.
104.2
SPAN
The span of a standard SJI composite joist shall be from 12 to 30 times the depth of the steel joist. The term Span is
defined in Table 104.2-1, Definition of Span.
104.3
DEPTH
The depth of the composite joist shall be the vertical distance from the top of the steel top chord to the bottom of the
bottom chord.
104.4
(a)
END SUPPORTS
Masonry and Concrete
CJ-Series Joists supported by masonry or concrete shall bear on steel bearing plates and shall be designed as
steel bearing. Due consideration of the end reactions and all other vertical and lateral forces shall be taken by the
specifying professional in the design of the steel bearing plate and the masonry or concrete. The ends of CJSeries Joists shall extend over the masonry or concrete support as shown below and be anchored to a steel
bearing plate. This steel bearing plate shall be located no more than 1/2 inch (13 mm) from the face of the wall.
The distance over the wall that the composite joist shall bear, width of the steel bearing plate and anchorage of the
CJ-Series Joists shall be as defined below:
For 2 1/2 Seat Depth < 5:
The ends of CJ-Series Joists shall extend a distance of not less than 4 inches (102 mm) over the masonry
or concrete support and be anchored to the steel bearing plate.
The width of the plate perpendicular to the span of the Composite Steel Joist shall be not less than 6 inches
(152 mm).
The Composite Steel Joists shall bear a minimum of 2 1/2 inches (64 mm) on the steel bearing plate.
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For Seat Depth 5:
The ends of CJ-Series Joists shall extend a distance of not less than 6 inches (152 mm) over the masonry
or concrete support and be anchored to the steel bearing plate.
The width of the plate perpendicular to the span of the Composite Steel Joist shall be not less than 9 inches
(229 mm).
The Composite Steel Joists shall bear a minimum of 4 inches (102 mm) on the steel bearing plate.
The steel bearing plate is to be designed by the specifying professional and shall be furnished by other than the
joist manufacturer.
Where it is deemed necessary to bear less than the dimensions listed above over the masonry or concrete support,
special consideration is to be given to the design of the steel bearing plate and the masonry or concrete by the
specifying professional. The joist shall meet the minimum bearing requirement on the steel bearing plate.
(b)
Steel
Due consideration of the end reactions and all other vertical and lateral forces shall be taken by the specifying
professional in the design of the steel support.
The ends of CJ-Series Joists shall extend a distance of not less than 2 1/2 inches (64 mm) over the steel
supports.
For Seat Depth 5:
The ends of CJ-Series Joists shall extend a distance of not less than 4 inches (102 mm) over the steel
supports.
Where deemed necessary to butt opposite joists over a narrow steel support with bearing less than that noted
above, special ends shall be specified, and such ends shall have positive attachment to the support, either by
bolting or welding.
104.5
BRIDGING
Top and bottom chord bridging is required and shall consist of one or both of the following types:
(a)
Horizontal
Horizontal bridging lines shall consist of continuous horizontal steel members. The /r ratio of the bridging member
shall not exceed 300, where is the distance in inches (millimeters) between attachments and r is the least radius of
gyration of the bridging member.
(b)
Diagonal
Diagonal bridging lines shall consist of cross-bracing with a /r ratio of not more than 200, where is the distance in
inches (millimeters) between connections and r is the least radius of gyration of the bracing member. Where crossbracing members are connected at their point of intersection, the distance shall be taken as the distance in inches
(millimeters) between connections at the point of intersection of the bridging members and the connections to the
chords of the joists.
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(c)
Bridging Lines
For spans up through 60 feet (18.3 meters), welded horizontal bridging shall be permitted to be used except where
the row of bridging nearest the center is required to be bolted diagonal bridging as indicated on the joist
manufacturers joist placement plans. When the span of the composite steel joist is over 60 feet (18.3 meters), but
not greater than 100 feet (30.5 meters), hoisting cables shall not be released until the two rows of bridging nearest
the third points are completely installed. When the span exceeds 100 feet (30.5 meters) hoisting cables shall not be
released until all rows of bridging are completely installed. For spans over 60 feet (18.3 meters) all rows of bridging
shall be diagonal bridging with bolted connections at the chords and intersections.
(d)
Spacing
Bridging shall be properly spaced and anchored to support the decking and the employees prior to the attachment
of the deck to the top chord. The maximum spacing of lines of bridging, brmax shall be the lesser of,
Or,
brmax = 100 + 0.67 d j + 40 j ry , in.

L
(104.5-1a)
brmax = 100 + 0.026 d j + 0.48 j ry , mm

L
(104.5-1b)
brmax = 170 ry
(104.5-2)
Where:
dj is the steel joist depth, in. (mm)
L is the design length for the composite joist, ft. (m)
ry is the out-of-plane radius of gyration of the top chord, in. (mm)
The number of rows of bottom chord bridging shall not be less than the number of top chord rows. Rows of bottom
chord bridging are permitted to be spaced independently of rows of top chord bridging.
(e)
Connections
Connection of bridging to the chords of the Composite Steel Joists shall be made by positive mechanical means or
by welding. Ends of all bridging lines terminating at walls, beams, or double joists boxed by diagonal bridging shall
be anchored.
Connection of the horizontal and diagonal bridging to the joist chord or bridging terminus point shall be capable of
resisting the nominal top chord horizontal force, Pbr given in Equation 104.5-3.
Pbr = 0.0025 n At Fconstruction , lbs (N)
(104.5-3)
Where
n = 8 for horizontal bridging
n = 2 for diagonal bridging
At = cross sectional area of joist top chord, in.2 (mm2)
Fconstruction = assumed ultimate stress in top chord to resist construction loads
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Fconstruction
2E
=
0.9
brmax
r
y
12.2 ksi
2

(104.5-4a)
Fconstruction
2E
=
0.9
brmax
r
y
84.1MPa
2

(104.5-4b)
Where:
E = Modulus of Elasticity of steel = 29,000 ksi (200,000 MPa)
and
(f)
brmax
is determined from Equations 104.5-1a, 104.5-1b or 104.5-2
ry
Sizing of Bridging
Horizontal and diagonal joist bridging shall be designed to resist the nominal unfactored horizontal compressive
force given by Equation 104.5-3.
(g)
Bottom Chord Bearing Joists

Where bottom chord bearing joists are utilized, a row of diagonal bridging shall be provided near the support(s).
This bridging shall be installed and anchored before the hoisting cable(s) is released.
104.6
INSTALLATION OF BRIDGING
Bridging shall be provided to support the top chord during installation of the decking prior to the attachment of the deck to
the top chord. All bridging and bridging anchors shall be completely installed before construction loads are placed on the
joists. Bridging shall support the top and bottom chords against lateral movement during the construction period and shall
hold the steel joists in the approximate position as shown on the joist placement plans.
104.7
(a)
BEARING SEAT ATTACHMENTS

Masonry and Concrete
Ends of Composite Steel Joists resting on steel bearing plates on masonry or structural concrete shall be attached
thereto as defined below:
With a minimum of two 1/8 inch (3 mm) fillet welds 2 inches (51 mm) long, or with two 1/2 inch (13 mm)
ASTM A307 bolts, or with the equivalent.
For Seat Depth 5:
ASTM A307 bolts or the equivalent.
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(b)
Steel
Ends of Composite Steel Joists resting on steel supports shall be attached thereto as defined below:
ASTM A307 bolts, or with the equivalent.
For Seat Depth 5:
ASTM A307 bolts or the equivalent.
In steel frames, where columns are not framed in at least two directions with solid structural steel members, joists at
column lines shall be field bolted and the joist bottom chords shall be restrained by a vertical stabilizer plate
attached to the column providing lateral stability during construction. Where constructability does not allow a steel
joist to be installed directly at the column, an alternate means of stabilizing the joist shall be installed on both sides
near the column (OSHA 2001). When CJ-Series Joists are used to provide lateral stability to the supporting
member, the final connection shall be made by welding or as designated by the specifying professional.
(c)
Uplift
Where uplift forces are a design consideration, composite joists used in roof applications shall be anchored to resist
such forces (Refer to Section 104.12).
104.8
JOIST SPACING
Composite joists shall be spaced so that the loading on each joist does not exceed the design load.
104.9
(a)
DECKS
Material
Floor deck shall consist of formed steel capable of supporting the required load at the specified joist spacing.
(b)
Thickness
Cast-in-place slabs shall be not less than 2 inches (51 mm) thick above the deck.
(c)
Bearing
Slabs or decks shall bear uniformly along the top chords of the joists.
(d)
Attachments of the steel deck
The deck shall be attached per Steel Deck Institute requirements (ANSI/SDI C1.0-2006, Standard for Composite Steel
Floor Deck and ANSI/SDI NC-2010, Standard for Noncomposite Steel Floor Deck) prior to placing construction loads on
the composite joists. The spacing of the attachments along the top chord shall not exceed 36 inches (914 mm).
104.10
DEFLECTION
The deflection due to the design live load shall not exceed the following:
Floors: 1/360 of span.
Roofs: 1/360 of span where a plaster ceiling is attached or suspended.
1/240 of span for all other cases.
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The specifying professional shall give due consideration to the effects of deflection, both short and long term, and
vibration* in the selection of composite joists. All deflection calculations shall account for the inherent flexibility of the open
web configuration.
*For further reference, refer to Steel Joist Institute Technical Digest #5, Vibration of Steel Joist-Concrete Slab
Floors and the Institutes Computer Vibration Program.
104.11
PONDING
When Composite Steel Joists are used in roofs, a ponding investigation shall be performed by the specifying
professional.
* For further reference, refer to the Steel Joist Institute Technical Digest #3, Structural Design of Steel Joist Roofs
to Resist Ponding Loads and the AISC Specification for Structural Steel Buildings.
104.12
UPLIFT
When Composite Steel Joists are used in roofs, and where uplift forces due to wind are a design requirement, these
forces shall be indicated on the contract drawings in terms of net uplift in pounds per square foot (kilopascals). When
these forces are specified, they shall be considered in the design of the joists and/or bridging. A single line of bottom
chord bridging shall be provided near the first bottom chord panel points whenever uplift due to wind forces is a design
consideration.
* For further reference, refer to Steel Joist Institute Technical Digest #6, Structural Design of Steel Joist Roofs to
Resist Uplift Loads.
104.13
INSPECTION
Joists shall be inspected by the manufacturer before shipment to verify compliance of materials and workmanship with the
requirements of these specifications. If the purchaser wishes an inspection of the steel joists by someone other than the
manufacturers own inspectors, they shall be permitted to reserve the right to do so in their Invitation to Bid or the
accompanying Job specifications.
Arrangements shall be made with the manufacturer for such shop inspection of the joists at the manufacturing shop by the
purchasers inspectors at purchasers expense.
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TABLE 104.2-1
DEFINITION OF SPAN
CL
CL
SPAN
BEARING LENGTH
BEARING LENGTH
CL
SPAN
BEARING LENGTH
BEARING LENGTH
SPAN
BEARING LENGTH
NOTES:
1)
2)
3)
BEARING LENGTH
SEAT
DEPTH
DESIGN LENGTH = SPAN 0.33 FT

BEARING LENGTH FOR STEEL SUPPORTS SHALL NOT
BE LESS THAN SHOWN IN TABLE 104.4-1; FOR MASONRY
AND CONCRETE NOT LESS THAN 6 INCHES
PARALLEL CHORD JOISTS INSTALLED TO A SLOPE
GREATER THAN INCH PER FOOT SHALL USE SPAN
DEFINED BY THE LENGTH ALONG THE SLOPE.
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SECTION 105.
ERECTION STABILITY AND

HANDLING*
When it is necessary for the erector to climb on the composite steel joists, extreme caution shall be exercised since
unbridged joists exhibit some degree of instability under the erectors weight.
* For a thorough coverage of this topic, refer to Steel Joist Institute Technical Digest #9, Handling and Erection of
Steel Joists and Joist Girders.
(a)
Erection Stability
Joist erection bridging requirements shall be determined by the joist manufacturer and indicated on the joist
placement plans.
(b)
Stability Requirements during Joist Erection

(1)
Before an employee is allowed on the composite steel joist: BOTH ends of composite joists at columns (or
composite joists designated as column joists) shall be attached to its supports. For all other composite joists
a minimum of one end shall be attached before the employee is allowed on the composite joist. The
attachment shall be in accordance with Section 104.7- End Anchorage.
When a bolted seat connection shall be used for erection purposes, as a minimum, the bolts shall be snug
tightened. The snug tight condition shall be defined as the tightness that exists when all plies of a joint are in
firm contact. This shall be attained by a few impacts of an impact wrench or the full effort of an employee
using an ordinary spud wrench.
(2)
On composite steel joists that do not require erection bridging as shown on the joist placement plans, only
one employee shall be allowed on the composite joist unless all bridging is installed and anchored.
(3)
Where the span of the composite steel joist requires one line of bolted diagonal erection bridging nearest the
mid-span of the joist, as indicated on the joist placement plans, the following shall apply:
a. Hoisting cables shall not be released until the row of bolted diagonal erection bridging is installed and
anchored, unless an alternate method of stabilizing the composite steel joist has been provided; and
b. No more than one employee shall be allowed on these spans until all bridging is installed and anchored.
(4)
Where the span of the Composite Steel Joist requires two lines of bolted diagonal erection bridging nearest
the third points of the joist, as indicated on the joist placement plans, the following shall apply:
a. Hoisting cables shall not be released until the two rows of bolted diagonal erection bridging are installed
and anchored; and
b. No more than two employees shall be allowed on these spans until all other bridging is installed and
anchored.
(5)
Where the span of the composite steel joist requires all lines of bridging to be bolted diagonal erection
bridging as indicated on the joist placement plans, the following shall apply:
a. Hoisting cables shall not be released until all bridging is installed and anchored; and
b. No more than two employees shall be allowed on these spans until all other bridging is installed and
anchored.
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(c)
(6)
When permanent bridging terminus points can not be used during erection, additional temporary bridging
terminus points are required to provide lateral stability.
(7)
In the case of bottom chord bearing joists, the ends of the composite joist shall be restrained laterally per
Section 104.5(g) before releasing the hoisting cables.
(8)
After the composite steel joist is straightened and plumbed, and all bridging is completely installed and
anchored, the ends of the joists shall be fully connected to the supports in accordance with Section 104.7End Anchorage.
Landing and Placing Loads

(1)
(1)
shall be allowed on the
Except as stated in paragraph 105(c)(3) of this section, no construction loads
Composite Steel Joists until all bridging is installed and anchored, and all joist bearing ends are attached.
construction loads (for joist erection) means any load other than the weight of the employee(s), the joists,
and the bridging bundle(s).
(2)
During the construction period, loads placed on the Composite Steel Joists shall be distributed so as not to
exceed the non-composite capacity of the composite steel joists.
(3)
The weight of a bundle of joist bridging shall not exceed a total of 1000 pounds (454 kilograms). The bundle
of joist bridging shall be placed on a minimum of 3 steel joists that are secured at one end. The edge of the
bridging bundle shall be positioned within 1 foot (0.30 m) of the secured end.
(4)
No bundle of deck shall be placed on Composite Steel Joists until all bridging has been installed and
anchored and all composite steel joist bearing ends attached, unless the following conditions are met:
(2)
a. The contractor has first determined from a qualified person and documented in a site specific erection
plan that the structure or portion of structure is capable of supporting the load. A qualified person
means one who, by possession of a recognized degree, certificate, or professional standing, or who by
extensive knowledge, training, and experience, has successfully demonstrated the ability to solve or
resolve problems relating to the subject mater, the work, or the project;
b. The bundle of decking is placed on a minimum of 3 composite steel joists;

c.
The composite steel joists supporting the bundle of decking are attached at both ends;
d. At least one row of bridging is installed and anchored;

e. The total weight of the decking does not exceed 4000 pounds (1816 kilograms);
f.
(5)
(d)
The edge of the bundle of decking shall be placed within 1 foot (0.30 meter) of the bearing surface of the
The edge of any construction load shall be placed within 1 foot (0.30 meter) of the bearing surface of the
Field Welding
(1)
All field welding shall be performed in accordance with contract documents. Field welding shall not damage
the composite joists.
(2)
On cold-formed members whose yield strength has been attained by cold working, and whose as-formed
strength is used in the design, the total length of weld at any one point shall not exceed 50 percent of the
overall developed width of the cold-formed section.
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(e)
Handling
Particular attention shall be paid to the erection of Composite Steel Joists. Care shall be exercised at all times to
avoid damage to the composite joists and accessories. Hoisting cables shall be attached at panel point locations
and those locations shall be selected to minimize erection stresses.
Each Composite Steel Joist shall be adequately braced laterally before any loads are applied. If lateral support is
provided by the bridging, the bridging lines as defined in Section 105(b), paragraphs (2), (3), (4) and (5), shall be
anchored to prevent lateral movement.
(f)
Fall Arrest Systems

Composite steel joists shall not be used as anchorage points for a fall arrest system unless written approval to do
so is obtained from a qualified person as defined in paragraph 105(c)(3)(a).
(1)
See Federal Register, Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (2001), 29 CFR
Part 1926 Safety Standards for Steel Erection; Final Rule, 1926.757 Open Web Steel Joists - January 18, 2001,
Washington, D.C. for definition of construction load.
(2)
See Federal Register, Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (2001), 29 CFR
Part 1926 Safety Standards for Steel Erection; Final Rule, 1926.757 Open Web Steel Joists - January 18, 2001,
Washington, D.C. for definition of qualified person.
SECTION 106.
SHEAR CONNECTOR
PLACEMENT AND WELDING
(a)
Shear connectors required on each side of the point of maximum positive or negative bending moment, shall be
distributed uniformly between that point and the adjacent points of zero moment, unless otherwise specified.
However the number of shear connectors placed between any concentrated load and the nearest point of zero
moment shall be sufficient to develop the maximum moment required at the concentrated load point.
(b)
Studs shall be alternately placed on each chord angle section for double angle top chords. When constructability
does not allow this to occur, stud placement shall be limited as follows:
1. No more than three studs shall be placed consecutively on any one chord angle, and
2. No more than 60% of the total number of studs shall be placed on any one chord angle.
Studs shall have a minimum of 1/2 inch (13 mm) concrete cover over the head of each stud (see Section 103.6(d)).
(c)
The minimum center-to-center spacing of stud connectors shall be six stud diameters along the longitudinal axis of
the supporting composite joist, except that within the ribs of formed steel decks oriented perpendicular to the steel
joists, the minimum center-to-center spacing shall be four stud diameters in any direction.
(d)
The distance measured along the longitudinal axis of the joist from the free edge of the concrete slab to the first
stud shall not be less than the deck height plus four stud diameters.
(e)
The spacing of stud shear connectors along the length of the supporting joist shall not exceed eight times the slab
depth or 36 inches (914 mm).
(f)
To resist uplift, the steel deck shall be anchored to all supporting members at a spacing not to exceed 18 inches
(460 mm). Such anchorage shall be provided by stud connectors, a combination of stud connectors and arc spot
(puddle) welds, or other devices.
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SECTION 107.
SPECIAL CASES
When a method of shear transfer is used other than headed shear studs for developing composite joist behavior, the
strength of shear connectors and details of composite construction shall be established by a test program that has been
submitted to and accepted by the SJI.
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Steel Joist Institute - SJI-CJCOSP-2010

FOR COMPOSITE STEEL JOISTS
Revised to May 18, 2010 - Effective December 31, 2010
SECTION 1
GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
The practices and customs set forth herein are in accordance with good engineering practice, tend to ensure safety in
composite steel construction, and are standard within the industry. There shall be no conflict between this code and any
legal building regulation. This code shall only supplement and amplify such laws. Unless specific provisions to the
contrary are made in a contract for the purchase of composite steel joists, this code is understood to govern the
interpretation of such a contract.
1.2 APPLICATION
This Code of Standard Practice is to govern as a standard unless otherwise covered in the architects' and engineers'
plans and specifications.
1.3 DEFINITIONS
Buyer. The entity that has agreed to purchase material from the manufacturer and has also agreed to the terms of sale.
Erector. The entity that is responsible for the safe and proper erection of the materials in accordance with all applicable
Material. Composite steel joists and accessories as provided by the seller.
Owner. The entity that is identified as such in the contract documents.
Placement Plans. Drawings that are prepared depicting the interpretation of the contract documents requirements for the
material to be supplied by the seller. These floor and/or roof plans are approved by the specifying professional, buyer
or owner for conformance with the design requirements. The seller uses the information contained on these drawings for
final material design. A unique piece mark number is typically shown for the individual placement of the composite steel
joists and accessories along with sections that describe the end bearing conditions and minimum attachment required so
that material is placed in the proper location in the field.
Seller. A company certified by the Steel Joist Institute engaged in the manufacture and distribution of composite steel
joists and accessories.
Specifying Professional. The licensed professional who is responsible for sealing the building contract documents,
which indicates that he or she has performed or supervised the analysis, design and document preparation for the
structure and has knowledge of the load-carrying structural system.
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Structural Drawings. The graphic or pictorial portions of the contract documents showing the design, location and
dimensions of the work. These documents generally include plans, elevations, sections, details, connections, all loads,
1.4 DESIGN
In the absence of ordinances or specifications to the contrary, all designs prepared by the specifying professional shall
be in accordance with the Steel Joist Institute Standard Specifications for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series, of latest
adoption.
1.5 RESPONSIBILITY FOR DESIGN AND ERECTION
When material requirements are specified, the seller shall assume no responsibility other than to furnish the items listed in
Section 5.2 (a). When material requirements are not specified, the seller shall furnish the items listed in Section 5.2 (a) in
accordance with Steel Joist Institute Standard Specifications for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series, of latest adoption, and
this code. Pertinent design information shall be provided to the seller as stipulated in Section 6.1. The seller shall identify
material by showing size and type. In no case shall the seller assume any responsibility for the erection of the item
furnished.
1.6 PERFORMANCE TESTS FOR CJ-SERIES STEEL JOIST CONSTRUCTION
When a performance test on a composite steel joist is required, the following criteria shall be used:
a) The performance test load shall be the maximum factored uniformly distributed composite design load for the
selected composite steel joist.
b) Joist self-weight and the weight of all test materials (i.e. bridging, top deck, slab, ceiling materials, etc.) shall be
included in the calculation of applied performance test loading as appropriate for the composite steel joist during
testing.
c) Loading shall be uniformly distributed across the full length of the joist top chord, and the load application shall
maintain uniform distribution throughout the test. At any stage during the application of the test loading, the test
load shall not be distributed in such a manner as to result in any joist component being subjected to a higher
proportion of force than intended by the composite steel joist design.
d) At a minimum, a panel test assembly shall be comprised of a pair of joists with bridging, top deck, shear studs
and concrete slab applied as used. The concrete shall be allowed adequate cure time as determined by the
specifying professional (typically 28 days) prior to testing. The deck attachments and bridging shall be installed
per the approved joist and deck placement plans. All bottom chord horizontal bridging rows shall be terminated
by bracing back to the top chord of the adjacent joist or by a lateral restraint system which does not inhibit the
vertical deflection of the panel test assembly.
e) The performance test loading shall be applied at a rate of no greater than 25 plf per minute and shall be sustained
for no less than 15 minutes. After the maximum test load has been removed for a minimum of 10 minutes, the
remaining vertical displacement at midspan shall not exceed 20% of the vertical midspan deflection sustained
under the full performance test load.
f)
All costs associated with such testing shall be borne by the purchaser.
g) Joists that have been designed and manufactured and have satisfied the above performance test criteria shall be
considered to satisfy the intent of the CJ-Series Standard Specification, and shall be considered safe for use in
construction. No further proof of strength of individual joist components or connections is required.
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SECTION 2
COMPOSITE JOISTS
AND ACCESSORIES
2.1 COMPOSITE STEEL JOISTS
Composite steel joists shall carry the loads and meet the requirements of the Steel Joist Institute Standard Specifications
for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series, of latest adoption.
CJ-Series joists are furnished with parallel chords only, and with minimum standard end bearing depth of 2 inches (64
mm). CJ-Series joists shall be permitted to be furnished with either under slung or square ends.
2.2 JOIST LOCATION AND SPACING
The maximum joist spacing shall be in accordance with the requirements of Section 104.8, Steel Joist Institute Standard
Specifications for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series, of latest adoption.
Where sidewalls, wall beams or tie beams are capable of supporting the floor slab or roof deck, the first adjacent
composite steel joists may be placed one full space from these members. CJ-Series joists are provided with camber.
These joists may have a significant difference in elevation with respect to the adjacent structure because of this camber.
This difference in elevation should be given consideration when locating the first composite steel joist adjacent to a
sidewall, wall beam or tie beam. Therefore, it is recommended that this joist be located one full space away from these
members.
Where load bearing partitions occur parallel to joists, joists are generally placed under each such partition, and more than
one such joist shall be provided if necessary to safely support the weight of such partition and the adjacent floor, less the
live load, on a strip of floor one foot (0.305 m) in width. Where partitions occur perpendicular to the joists, they shall be
treated as concentrated loads in accordance with Section 6.1.
2.3 JOIST EXTENSIONS
Composite steel joist extensions shall be in accordance with the requirements of the Steel Joist Institute Standard
Specifications Load Tables & Weight Tables of latest adoption.
The magnitude and location of the loads to be supported, deflection requirements, and proper bracing of joist or Joist
Girder Top Chord Extensions (S Type), Extended Ends (R Type) or full depth cantilever ends shall be clearly indicated on
the structural drawings.
Extended joist ends shall be assumed to act non-compositely. In the absence of a load diagram, the extended top chord
shall be designed for the uniformly distributed load.
2.4 CEILING EXTENSIONS
Ceiling extensions shall be furnished to support ceilings which are to be attached to the bottom of the joists. They are not
furnished for the support of suspended ceilings. The ceiling extension shall be either an extended bottom chord element
or a loose unit, whichever is standard with the manufacturer, and shall be of sufficient strength to properly support the
ceiling.
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2.5 BRIDGING AND BRIDGING ANCHORS

(a) Bridging standard with the manufacturer and complying with the applicable Steel Joist Institute Standard
Specifications for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series, of latest adoption shall be used for bridging all joists furnished
by the manufacturer. Positive anchorage shall be provided at the ends of each bridging row at both top and bottom
chords.
(b) Diagonal cross bridging consisting of angles or other shapes connected to the top and bottom chords of CJ-Series
joists shall be used when required by the Steel Joist Institute Standard Specifications for Composite Steel Joists, CJSeries, of latest adoption.
Diagonal bridging, when used, shall have a r ratio not exceeding 200.
(c) For the CJ-Series joists, horizontal bridging is recommended for spans up to and including 60 feet (18.3 m) except
where code requirements for erection stability and/ or the Steel Joist Institute Specifications require bolted diagonal
bridging.
CJ-Series joists, exceeding 60 feet (18.3 m) in length shall have bolted diagonal bridging for all rows.
Refer to Section 105 in the Steel Joist Institute Standard Specifications for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series, of
latest adoption for erection stability requirements.
Refer to OSHA Safety Standards for Steel Erection, 29 CFR 1926.757 Open Web Steel Joists for erection stability
requirements.
Note: The requirements as per OSHA also apply for composite steel joists since, during erection, a composite joist is
like any SJI steel joist. Only after the concrete has cured, does the joist become composite.
Horizontal bridging shall consist of continuous horizontal steel members. The r ratio for horizontal bridging shall
not exceed 300.
(d) When bolted diagonal erection bridging is required, the following shall apply:
1. The bridging shall be indicated on the joist placement plan.
2. The joist placement plan shall be the exclusive indicator for the proper placement of this bridging.
3. Shop installed bridging clips, or functional equivalents, shall be provided where the bridging bolts to the steel joist.
4. When two pieces of bridging are attached to the steel joist by a common bolt, the nut that secures the first piece
of bridging shall not be removed from the bolt for the attachment of the second piece.
5. Bridging attachments shall not protrude above the top chord of the steel joists.
2.6 CAMBERING
(a) Manufacturing Tolerances
The camber tolerance for CJ-Series joists, as shown in Table 2.6, shall be -0 in., +1/4 in. (6 mm) or -0 in., + L / 1600
[where L = top chord length, in. (mm)] whichever is greater. Negative camber is not permitted.
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TABLE 2.6
Camber Tolerances
TOP CHORD LENGTH
feet (mm)
TOLERANCE - or +
inches (mm)
20 (6,096)
-0, +1/4 (6)
30 (9,144)
-0, +1.4 (6)
40 (12,192)
-0, +1/4 (6)
50 (15,240)
-0, +3/8 (9)
60 (18,288)
-0, +1/2 (12)
70 (21,336)
-0, +1/2 (12)
80 (24,384)
-0, +5/8 (16)
90 (27,432)
-0, +5/8 (16)
100 (30,480)
-0, +3/4 (19)
110 (33,528)
-0, +7/8 (22)
120 (36,576)
-0, +7/8 (22)
(b) Camber Design

It is standard practice that a CJ-Series joist be furnished with sufficient camber for 100 percent of the non-composite
dead load (joist, bridging, deck, and concrete slab). Joist bearings act as pinned / pinned-end connections with
negligible end rotation restraint provided. Hence one shall obtain 100% of the predicted non-composite joist
deflection when the full non-composite dead load has been placed on the composite joist. With the composite joist
cambered for 100% of the non-composite dead load and the floor slab placed to a uniform thickness as suggested in
Section 9, Concrete Placement, the floor shall be approximately level after the concrete has been placed.
Should the specifying professional strive to achieve a level floor after the composite dead and live loads are placed
on the floor, additional joist camber can be specified on the Composite Joist Floor Design Parameters Checklist, see
Appendix A. It is typical that the Actual composite dead and live loads supported by the composite steel joist are
less than the full Design composite dead and live loads.
(c) Shop Inspection
When a check is to be made of the camber of a CJ-Series joist, the joist shall be carefully laid on its side with the joist
intermittently supported prior to measuring the camber. With the joist lying on its side, the joist shall be in an
unstressed condition at which time the amount of camber provided can be accurately determined.
Joists having measured camber outside of the camber tolerances shown in Table 2.6 shall have their camber
adjusted by the joist manufacturer. At the option of the joist manufacturer, the joists shall be permitted to be rebuilt
with the corrected camber.
2.7 SHEAR STUDS
The joist manufacturer shall indicate the size, quantity and layout of shear studs required on the stud installation drawings.
Purchasing of the shear studs and ferrules, rental of shear stud welding equipment, installation of shear studs and field
testing of shear studs is the responsibility of the shear stud installer.
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SECTION 3
MATERIALS
3.1 STEEL
The steel used in the manufacture of composite joists shall comply with the Steel Joist Institute Standard Specifications
for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series, of latest adoption.
3.2 PAINT
Standard shop practice is to supply composite steel joists unpainted to facilitate installation of welded shear studs. Paint
may potentially hinder the installation of welded shear studs to the joist top chord.
SECTION 4
INSPECTION
Inspection of composite steel joists at the joist manufacturers plant shall be made in accordance with the Steel Joist
Institute Standard Specifications for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series, of latest adoption, Section 104.13.
Provisions for field inspection of projects involving composite steel joists shall be made by the specifying professional.
This field inspection shall include verifying the concrete strength, concrete thickness and placement of the steel shear
studs. For more information on stud placement see Section 106 of the Steel Joist Institute Standard Specifications for
Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series, of latest adoption. This field inspection shall not be provided by SJI member
manufacturers.
SECTION 5
ESTIMATING
5.1 PLANS FOR BIDDING
Plans to serve as the basis for bids shall show the character of the work with sufficient clarity to permit making an
accurate estimate and shall show the following:
Designation and location of materials (see Section 5.2(a)), including any special design or configuration
requirements.
Locations and elevations of all steel and concrete supporting members and bearing walls.
Joist depth.
Joist span.
Distance, each side of the joist centerline, to adjacent joists or other supporting members.
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Type and depth of floor deck.
Concrete unit weight.
Concrete compressive strength.
Total depth of concrete slab.
Loads and their locations as defined in Section 6.1(a).
Location and length of joist extended ends.
Location and size of all openings in floors and roofs.
Location of all partitions.
Composite Steel Joists requiring extended bottom chords.
Deflection limitation.
No paint on the joist. See CJ-Series Standard Specifications, Section 102.6 Paint.
5.2 SCOPE OF ESTIMATE

(a) Unless otherwise specified, the following items shall be included in the estimate, and requirements shall be
determined as outlined in Section 6.1.
Joist Extensions.
Ceiling Extensions.
Extended bottom chord used as strut.
Bridging and bridging anchors.
(b) The following items shall not be included in the estimate but may be quoted and identified by the joist manufacturer as
separate items:
Headers for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series.
Shear connectors and/or ferrules.
Centering material and attachments.
Miscellaneous framing between joists for openings at ducts, dumbwaiters, ventilators, skylights, etc.
Loose individual or continuous bearing plates and bolts or anchors for such plates.
Erection bolts for composite joist end anchorage.
Horizontal bracing in the plane of the top and bottom chords from joist to joist or joist to structural framing and
walls.
Moment plates.
Special joist configuration or bridging layouts for ductwork or sprinkler system.
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SECTION 6
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS

6.1 PLANS FURNISHED BY BUYER
The buyer shall furnish the seller plans and specifications as prepared by the specifying professional showing all
material requirements and composite steel joist designations.
(a) Design Input Required for Composite Steel Joists
The following basic information shall be provided by the specifying professional.
1. Joist Depth:
The joist depth includes the steel joist portion only, not the deck or concrete slab, in. (mm).
2. Joist Layout:
The joist plans shall show the layout of the composite steel joists, walls, columns, beams, girders and other
supports, as well as floor and roof openings. The joist manufacturer shall determine the required composite
joist span to be fabricated based on this information.
3. Finished Floor, Roof, and Bearing Elevations:
The elevation of finished floors, roofs, and bearings shall be shown with due consideration taken for the effects
of dead load deflection.
4. Adjacent Member Spacing:
This is the distance to the adjacent member or to the edge of the slab (if an exterior joist), feet (m).
5. Type of Floor Deck:
Review each manufacturers deck capacity for load capacity and deflection characteristics and specify the deck
depth, profile and thickness to meet the building design.
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6. Concrete Unit Weight, lb/ft. (kg/m ).
7. Concrete Compressive Strength:

28 day specified compressive strength of concrete, ksi (MPa).
8. Slab Thickness above the top ribs of the deck, in. (mm).
9. Loads
The Steel Joist Institute does not presume to establish the loading requirements for which structures are
designed. The specifying professional shall provide the nominal loads and load combinations as stipulated
by the applicable Code under which the structure is designed. At the present time the CJ-Series joists are
assumed to be designed utilizing an LRFD design basis.
The specifying professional shall calculate and provide the magnitude and location of ALL JOIST LOADS
including those shown below. When necessary to clearly convey information, a Load Diagram or Load
Schedule shall be provided.
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a. Non-composite DL, lb/ft. (kPa) - Concrete, joists, deck, bridging, and any other non-composite dead loads.
b. Construction LL, lb/ft.2 (kPa) It is suggested that construction live load be determined considering the
tributary area for each composite steel joist. See Appendix A, Footnote 1.
c.
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Composite DL, lb/ft. (kPa) - Partitions, mechanical, electrical, fireproofing, floor covering, ceilings, and
other composite dead loads. The magnitude and location of composite dead loads shall be clearly
dimensioned.
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d. Composite LL, lb/ft. (kPa) - Reduced design live loads shall be permitted to be specified if applicable.
10. Special Loads:

The specifying professional shall be responsible for determining the applicable building code combinations. If
the loading criteria are too complex to be adequately communicated in a simple load diagram, then the
Specifying Professional shall provide a load schedule showing the specified design loads, load categories and
required load combinations with applicable load factors.
The specifying professional shall show on the structural drawings and give due consideration to the following
special loads and load effects:
a. Snow drift loads including the accumulation of snow in the vicinity of obstructions such as penthouses,
signs, parapets, adjacent buildings, etc.
b. Axial loads at the joist end supports.
c.
Type and magnitude of end moments. For moment resisting joists framing near the end of a column, due
consideration shall be given to extend the column length to allow a plate type connection between the top of
the joist top chord and the column. Whenever possible, avoid resolving joist end moment forces through
the joist bearing seat connection. A note shall be provided on the structural drawings stating that all
moment resisting joists shall have all dead loads applied to the joist before the bottom chord struts are
welded to the supporting connection whenever the moments provided do not include dead load. The top
and bottom chord moment connection details and reinforcing steel placed in the concrete slab to resist
negative flexural moments shall be designed by the specifying professional. The joist designer shall
furnish the Specifying Professional with the joist detail information if requested.
d. Structural bracing loads.

e. Ponded rain water.
f.
Wind Uplift - When composite steel joists are utilized in roof applications, the magnitude and location of all
wind uplift loads shall be clearly shown in terms of net uplift.
g. Concentrated loads from mechanical units, fans, blowers, tanks, monorails, etc. - Where concentrated loads
occur, the magnitude and location of these concentrated loads shall be shown on the structural drawings
when, in the opinion of the specifying professional, they shall require consideration by the manufacturer.
For nominal concentrated loads, which have been accounted for in the specified uniform design loads, a
strut to transfer the load to a panel point on the opposite chord shall not be required provided the sum of
the concentrated loads within a chord pane, does not exceed 100 pounds and the attachments are
concentric to the chord. If the slab is already designed to transfer concentrated loads from above to top
chord panel points, the added member would not be required.
11. Camber:
Composite steel joists, unless otherwise specified, are cambered, in. (mm), for 100% of the non-composite
weight of joist, bridging, deck and concrete slab. Additional camber to accommodate for actual sustained
composite dead and live loads and concrete shrinkage/creep shall be identified by the specifying
professional.
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(b) Design Parameter Checklist
The SJI Composite Joist Floor Design Parameters Checklist shown in Appendix A provides a form for filling in the
above standard design information listed in Section 6.1(a)(1) and Sections 6.1(a)(4) 6.1(a)(9).
(c) Composite Joist Limitations
Composite Steel Joists have some limitations that the specifying professional shall be aware of. These include:
The maximum deck depth is 3 inches (76 mm).
The minimum slab thickness above the top of the deck shall be 2 inches (51 mm).
When shear studs are utilized, they shall have at least 1/2 inch (13 mm) of concrete cover.
The concrete shall be placed to provide a constant thickness along the entire span.
(d) Connections
Minimum End Anchorage for simple span gravity loading shall be in accordance with Steel Joist Institute Standard
Specifications; Section 104.7 for CJ-Series. The end anchorage of a composite steel joist is the connection of the
joist bearing seat to the support of the composite steel joist.
The adequacy of the end anchorage connection (bolted or welded) between the composite steel joist bearing seat
and the supporting structure is the responsibility of the specifying professional. The contract documents shallclearly
illustrate the end anchorage connection.
When the end anchorage is welded, it is recommended that the specifying professional consider a smaller fillet
weld thickness in conjunction with a longer weld length.
The specifying professional is responsible for bridging termination connections. The contract documents shall
clearly illustrate these termination connections.
The joist manufacturer is responsible for the design of the bearing seats of composite steel joists for the loads
designated by the specifying professional in the contract documents.
(e) Special Considerations
The specifying professional shall indicate on the construction documents special considerations including:
a) Oversized or other non-standard web openings
b) Extended ends
c) Non-SJI standard bridging
6.2 PLANS FURNISHED BY SELLER
The seller shall furnish the buyer with steel placement plans to show the material as specified on the construction
documents and are to be utilized for field installation in accordance with specific project requirements as stated in Section
6.1. Composite Steel Joist placement plans shall include, at a minimum, the following:
1. Listing of all applicable loads as stated in Section 6.1 and used in the design of the composite steel joists as
specified in the construction documents
2. Connection requirements for:
a) Joist supports
b) Field splices
c) Bridging attachments
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3. Deflection criteria for live load and total load
4. Shear stud installation plans showing:
a) Size, quantity and location of all shear connectors to be installed on the composite steel joists
b) Design camber for each composite steel joist or reference to a table giving the design camber for each
composite steel joist
5. Size, location, and connections for all bridging
6. Joist headers
All material shall be identified with its piece mark which also appears on the bill of material. Composite Steel Joist
placement plans do not require the seal and signature of the joist manufacturers registered design professional.
6.3 DISCREPANCIES
The specifying professional's bid plans and specifications shall be assumed to be correct in the absence of written
notice from the buyer to the contrary. When plans are furnished by the buyer which does not agree with the Architect's
bid plans, such detailed plans shall be considered as a written notice of change of plans. However, it shall be the buyer's
responsibility to advise the seller of those changes which affect the composite steel joists.
6.4 APPROVAL
When composite joist placement plans are furnished by the seller, prints thereof are submitted to the buyer and owner for
examination and approval. The seller allows a maximum of fourteen (14) calendar days in his schedule for the return of
placement plans noted with the owner's and customer's approval, or approval subject to corrections as noted. The seller
makes the corrections, furnishes corrected prints for field use to the owner/ customer and is released by the
owner/ customer to start composite joist manufacture.
Approval by the owner/ customer of the placement plans, sections, notes and joist schedule prepared by the seller
indicates that the seller has correctly interpreted the contract requirements, and is released by the owner/ customer to
start joist manufacture. This approval constitutes the owner's/ customer's acceptance of all responsibility for the design
adequacy of any detail configuration of joist support conditions shown by the seller as part of his preparation of these
placement plans.
Approval does not relieve the seller of the responsibility for accuracy of detail dimensions on the plans, nor the general fitup of joists to be placed in the field.
6.5 CHANGES
When any changes in plans are made by the buyer (or the buyers representative) either prior to or after approval of
detailed plans, or when any material is required and was not shown on the plans used as the basis of the bid, the cost of
such changes and/ or extra material shall be paid by the buyer at a price to be agreed upon between buyer and seller.
6.6 CALCULATIONS
The seller shall design the composite steel joists in accordance with the Steel Joist Institute Standard Specifications, CJSeries, of latest adoption, to support the load requirements of Section 6.1. The specifying professional may require
submission of the composite steel joist calculations as prepared by a registered design professional responsible for the
product design. If requested by the specifying professional, the composite steel joist manufacturer shall submit design
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calculations with a cover letter bearing the seal and signature of the joist manufacturers registered design professional.
In addition to standard calculations under this seal and signature, submittal of the following shall be included:
1. Non-SJI standard bridging details (e.g. for cantilevered conditions, net uplift, etc.)
2. Connection details for:
a) Non-SJI standard connections (e.g. flush framed or framed connections)
b) Field splices
c) Joist headers
3. Shear stud requirements
SECTION 7
HANDLING AND ERECTION*

The current OSHA SAFETY STANDARDS FOR STEEL ERECTION, 29 CFR PART 1926, SUBPART R - STEEL
ERECTION, refers to certain joists at or near columns to be designed with sufficient strength to allow one employee to
release the hoisting cable without the need for erection bridging. This STANDARD shall not be interpreted that any
joist at or near a column line is safe to support an employee without bridging installed. Many limitations exist that
prevent these joists from being designed to safely allow an employee on an unbridged joist. Because of these limitations
and as required by OSHA, these joists shall be erected by incorporating erection methods ensuring joist stability and
either:
1. Installing bridging or otherwise stabilizing the joist prior to releasing the hoisting cable, or
2. Releasing the hoisting cable without having a worker on the joist.
A composite steel joist shall not be placed on any support structure unless such structure is stabilized. When composite
steel joists are landed on a structure, they shall be secured to prevent unintentional displacement prior to installation.
A bridging terminus point shall be established before joist bridging is installed.
Composite steel joists shall not be used as anchorage points for a fall arrest system unless written direction to do so is
obtained from a qualified person as defined in the Steel Joist Institute Standard Specifications for Composite Steel
Joists, CJ-Series, of latest adoption, Section 105(c)(3)(a).
No modification that affects the strength of a composite steel joist shall be made without the written approval of the project
engineer of record.
The buyer and/ or erector shall check all materials on arrival at job site and promptly report to seller any discrepancies
and/or damages. The buyer and/ or erector shall comply with the requirements of the Steel Joist Institute Standard
Specifications for Composite Steel Joists, CJ-Series, of latest adoption in the handling and erection of material.
The seller shall not be responsible for improper fit of material due to inaccurate construction work.
*For thorough coverage of this topic, refer to SJI Technical Digest #9, "Handling and Erection of Steel Joists and Joist
Girders".
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SECTION 8
INSTALLATION AND
INSPECTION OF SHEAR
STUD CONNECTORS
8.1 INSTALLATION
(a) Locate headed shear studs, hereafter referred to as shear studs, on composite steel joists per details shown on the
manufacturers shear stud placement drawings and as outlined in any shear stud layout tables. Start laying out shear
studs from each end of the joist and working toward the center. Alternate installation of the shear studs from one top
chord angle to the other. Note minimum concrete longitudinal edge distance for shear studs on ends of joists as
shown on placement drawings.
(b) All shear studs shall be welded through the steel deck after the deck has been placed on the joists. Welding voltage,
current, time, and gun settings for lift and plunge shall be set at optimum settings for the particular size of shear studs
and range of joist top chord thicknesses, based on recommendations of the shear stud manufacturer and automatic
shear stud welding equipment manufacturer, or both. The shear stud installer should consult AWS C5.4,
Recommended Practices for Stud Welding, for technique guidance. All welding shall comply with AWS D1.1,
Structural Welding Code - Steel, Section 7, Stud Welding.
(c) Each shear stud shall be provided with the appropriate ceramic ferrule (arc shield) designated by the shear stud
manufacturer as designed for weld through deck application. Ferrules shall be stored in a moisture free environment
and kept dry during installation.
(d) Prior to welding of shear studs, the top surface of the joist top chords shall be clean, unpainted and free of heavy rust,
dirt, sand, oil, grease, water, or other foreign substances. The surfaces of the deck prior to stud welding shall be free
of heavy rust or mill scale, moisture, dirt, sand, or other construction related waste materials.
(e) Prior to welding, the steel deck shall rest tightly against the top chord of the composite steel joist.
(f) Shear studs shall not be welded through more than 1 thickness of 16 gage deck or two thicknesses of 18 gage deck
or lighter. Total galvanizing thickness on one thickness or two thicknesses of deck shall not exceed 1.25 oz. per
square foot total for both sides of the deck.
(g) Welding of shear studs shall not be done when the base metal is below 0F (-18C) or when the surface is wet or
exposed to falling rain or snow. When the base metal temperature is between 0F (-18C) and 32F (0C), welding
shall be permitted to only be done with appropriate set up, pre-production testing and inspection procedures as
outlined in AWS D1.1 Structural Welding Code - Steel, Section 7.5, Technique.
(h) Qualification of the stud application procedure used to weld shear studs through metal deck is outlined in AWS D1.1,
Structural Welding Code Steel, Section 7.6 Stud Application Qualification Requirements. This document requires
that a minimum of ten (10) shear studs shall be welded using the decking and base material representative of the
conditions to be used during construction. The ten (10) studs shall then be successfully bend or tensile tested. A
document recording the details and settings including the weld set up used for this test shall be prepared prior to
beginning of any production shear stud welding. A copy of the Application Qualification Test Data shall be furnished
to the Engineer of Record as outlined in AWS D1.1, Structural Welding Code- Steel, Section 7.6.7 Application
Qualification Test Data. At the beginning of each days or shifts production, Pre-production testing in accordance with
AWS D1.1 Structural Welding Code - Steel, Section 7.7 Production Control shall be performed on the first two shear
studs that are welded.
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8.2 INSPECTION
(a) The welding of shear studs requires special inspection. The owner, or the specifying professional, acting as
owners agent, shall employ one or more special inspectors who shall provide inspections of the shear stud welds on
a continual and timely basis. The special inspectors duties include verifying welders qualifications, welding
preparation, welding procedures and conformance of materials. Unless otherwise specified in a contract document,
the stud installer shall be responsible for application qualification tests, pre-production tests and removal of the ferrule
from each weld for inspection purposes.
(b) To ensure proper welds, bend test a minimum of 1 out of every 100 shear connector studs production welded, by
either striking the shear stud with a hammer or placing a pipe or other hollow device over the shear stud and manually
or mechanically bending the shear stud 15 from its original axis. Shear studs shall be bent along the longitudinal
axis of the joist toward the nearest end of the joist. If failure occurs in the weld zone, a minimum of two adjacent
shear studs shall be satisfactorily bend tested. The special inspector, where conditions warrant, shall be permitted to
select a reasonable number of additional shear studs to be subjected to a 15 bend test.
(c) If, in the judgment of the specifying professional, shear studs welded during the progress of the work are not in
accordance with AWS D1.1, Structural Welding Code - Steel, Section 7, Stud Welding requirements, as indicated by
inspection and testing, corrective action shall be required of the shear stud installer. At the shear stud installers
expense, the shear stud installer shall make the set-up changes necessary to ensure that shear studs subsequently
welded meet code requirements.
(d) The shear stud installer shall certify to the specifying professional that the shear studs were installed in accordance
with the requirements of AWS D1.1, Structural Welding Code - Steel, Section 7, Stud Welding.
SECTION 9
CONCRETE PLACEMENT
It is normal practice for joist manufacturers to camber composite steel joists for the full non-composite dead load. This
joist camber, while theoretically providing a flat floor surface, after placing of the concrete is completed, requires special
consideration relative to concrete placement.
The SJI suggested method for concrete placement is to utilize the Constant Slab Thickness Method. In this method the
concrete slab is placed at a constant thickness across the entire length of the composite steel joist. The reasons to use
this method include the following:
Full concrete slab thickness shall be provided along the entire composite joist span to carry the composite steel
joist compressive loads.
A full thickness slab is necessary to provide required fire protection.
Sufficient concrete cover shall be provided over the heads of the shear studs.
The potential for over runs in concrete placing volume shall be greatly reduced.
Deflections of the composite steel joist under the non-composite loading can be more accurately predicted vs.
with a variable thickness slab.
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Concrete construction joints should ideally be located between joists. When a construction joint is located closer than 12
in. (305 mm) from the longitudinal centerline of any given composite steel joist, it is the responsibility of the specifying
professional to determine whether extra transverse steel reinforcing needs to be provided to assure that the composite
properties of the supporting member with shear studs has not been affected.
SECTION 10
BUSINESS RELATIONS
10.1 PRESENTATION OF PROPOSALS
All proposals for furnishing material shall be made on a Sales Contract Form. After acceptance by the buyer, these
proposals shall be approved or executed by a qualified official of the seller. Upon such approval the proposal becomes a
contract.
10.2 ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSALS
All proposals are intended for prompt acceptance and are subject to change without notice.
10.3 BILLING
Contracts on a lump sum basis are to be billed proportionately as shipments are made.
10.4 PAYMENT
Payments shall be made in full on each invoice without retention.
10.5 ARBITRATION
All business controversies which cannot be settled by direct negotiations between buyer and seller shall be submitted to
arbitration. Both parties shall sign a submission to arbitration and if possible agree upon an arbitrator. If they are unable
to agree, each shall appoint an arbitrator and these two shall appoint a third arbitrator. The expenses of the arbitration
shall be divided equally between the parties, unless otherwise provided for in the agreements to submit to arbitration. The
arbitrators shall pass finally upon all questions, both of law and fact, and their findings shall be conclusive.
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for Composite Steel Joists

DESIGN GUIDE LRFD WEIGHT TABLE FOR COMPOSITE

STEEL JOIST INSTITUTE

STEEL JOISTS, CJ-SERIES,

Lightweight Concrete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107

DESIGN GUIDE LRFD BRIDGING TABLE FOR

Steel Joist Institute Publications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

COMPOSITE STEEL JOISTS, CJ-SERIES,

Lightweight Concrete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143

COMPOSITE JOIST DESIGN EXAMPLE 1

ACCESSORIES AND DETAILS

COMPOSITE JOIST DESIGN EXAMPLE 2

Special Loadings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187

CJ-Series Bridging Details . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

CODE OF STANDARD PRACTICE FOR COMPOSITE

Approximate Duct Opening Sizes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

STEEL JOISTS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 195

2. Composite Joists and Accessories. . . . . . . . . 196

Section 100. Scope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

6. Plans and Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198

7. Handling and Erection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 201

103. Design and Manufacture. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

8. Installation and Inspection of

Shear Stud Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 201

105. Erection Stability and Handling. . . . . . . . . . . 26

9. Concrete Placement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202

106. Shear Connector

10. Business Relations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203

Placement and Welding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

COMPOSITE JOIST FLOOR DESIGN

107. Special Cases . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

PARAMETERS CHECKLIST. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204

CODES AND STANDARDS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Appendix A Fire-Resistance Ratings with

Non-composite and Composite Effective

Appendix B OSHA Safety Standards for Steel

DESIGN GUIDE LRFD WEIGHT TABLE FOR COMPOSITE

The following documents contained in this catalog have been

STEEL JOISTS, CJ-SERIES,

approved by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI):

Normal Weight Concrete. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Standard Specifications for Composite Steel Joists,

DESIGN GUIDE LRFD BRIDGING TABLE FOR

COMPOSITE STEEL JOISTS, CJ-SERIES,

Code of Standard Practice for Composite Steel Joists

Normal Weight Concrete. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

STEEL JOIST INSTITUTE

Members of the industry began to organize the Institute, and

Other landmark adoptions by the Institute include the following:

(b) Introduction of the LA-Series Joists, which replaced the

STEEL JOIST INSTITUTE

(b) Addition of metric nomenclature for all Joist and Joist

Open to manufacturers who produce, on a continuing basis,

(c) Addition of revised stability criteria.

APPLICANTS BASED ON K-SERIES JOISTS

(c) Revisions to K-Series Section 6, LH- and DLH-Series

(e) Addition of Definition for Parallel Chord Sloped Joists

APPLICANTS BASED ON LH- OR DLH-SERIES OR CJSERIES JOISTS OR JOIST GIRDERS

(b) Major revision of K-Series and LH- and DLH-Series Load

RESPONSIBILITY FOR PRODUCT QUALITY

Designs are checked by the Consulting Engineer. Biennial

(c) Expansion of Joist Girder Weight Tables to spans

The plant inspections are not a guarantee of the quality of