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FRT-1 .1 November 2014.  \n3  \nGeneral  \nThese span tables have been prepared for the use of Spantec Colorbeam® in a range of free standing and attached verandah, patio, awning and carport designs.  \nAustralian Standards  \nThe structural sections comply with the following Australian Standards.  \n• AS/NZS 4600-2005 Cold-formed Steel Structures  \n• AS/NZ 1170.1 2002 Structural design actions – Permanent imposed and other actions  \n• AS/NZ 1170.2 2011 Structural design actions – Wind actions  \n• AS 3566.1-2002 Self Drilling Screws  \n• AS 4055-2012 Wind Loads for Housing.  \nAll other proprietary products to be in accordance with the manufacturers specifications Load Combinations  \nThe following load combinations have been used:  \nDead Load  \n0. 1kpa – this does not allow for ceilings  \nLive Load  \nColorbeam® span tables are designed for non-trafficable roofs.  \nUse crawl boards during installations – see ‘Working with Colorbeam®’.  \nWind Load  \nSpan tables have been designed for five Wind Classification regions:  \nN1 (W28), N2 (W33), N3 (W41), N4 (W50), N5 (W60)  \nServiceability  \nDead Load: Span/300  \nWind Load: Span/150  \nMaximum deflection has been limited to 20mm.  \nFreestanding or Attached  \nFor the purposes of these tables, roofs are deemed to be freestanding unless they are attached to an existing structure by at least 50% of their shortest side and the longest side does not exceed twice the length of the shortest side.  \nOpen Structures (Not Enclosed)  \nThese span tables are to be used for structures that fall within the definition of “open” buildings- i. e. two or more sides “open”(roof cladding adjacent to an open side to be at least 500mm from adjacent building or boundary) .  \nNon Cyclonic Area  \nThese span tables are for use in non cyclonic areas as defined by AS 1170.2-2011 Connections  \nConnections require the use of brackets with the minimum number of screws specified in the Colorbeam® span tables.  \nRoof Pitch  \nUse recommended minimum roof pitches as specified by roof sheet supplier. Flat roof span tables allow for a maximum roof pitch of 5º .  \nPosts  \nThese span tables are designed for a minimum post size of 50 x 50 x 2. 5mm up to a maximum height of 3. 0m. Spantec has prepared these tables for use by people skilled in the design and specification of the type of structures covered. Spantec accepts no responsibility for misinterpretation of the information provided oromissions. Users should satisfy themselves as to the suitability of the span tables for their applications.  \nCOLORBEAM® flat roof span tables. FRT-1.1 November 2014.  4   \nColorbeam ®  \nSpantec Colorbeam® is a cold formed structural ‘box-section’ beam manufactured from two high tensile zinc coated ‘C’-sections which are fixed together by countersunk rivets on the top and bottom flanges to form a rectangular hollow section. This uniquely engineered section provides benefits of superior structural per","cbCaibApqjjH0yXs","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibApqjjH0yXs","pdf",2403523,56,"English","# Design Notes to Span Tables\n## Technical Specifications\n## Working With Colorbeam®\n## Connection Details\n## How to Use Span Tables","[{\"question\":\"What types of flat roof structures are these span tables intended for?\",\"answer\":\"They are prepared for use in free standing and attached verandah, patio, awning, and carport designs using Spantec Colorbeam®.\"},{\"question\":\"Which Australian Standards are referenced for structural compliance?\",\"answer\":\"The manual lists AS/NZS 4600-2005, AS/NZ 1170.1 (2002), AS/NZ 1170.2 (2011), AS 3566.1-2002, and AS 4055-2012.\"},{\"question\":\"How are the span tables designed for wind classification areas and deflection limits?\",\"answer\":\"They are designed for five wind classification regions (N1 to N5). 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