Testing of light gauge low-rise steel framing systems NASH_HB_RLRSF

Testing of light gauge low-rise steel framing systems NASH_HB_RLRSF

This extract explains some of the considerations in the testing of light gauge low-rise steel framing systems and components. Extract from NASH Handbook - Design of residential and low-rise steel framing, 2009.

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Testing of light gauge low-rise steel framing systems NASH_HB_RLRSF
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03 May 2018
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