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It details maximum allowable span distances for various joist sizes ranging from 70x35mm to 240x45mm, categorized by single and continuous span configurations. The guide includes critical engineering definitions for continuous members, specifying the required span ratios for structural integrity. It serves as a vital reference for builders and architects ensuring compliance with load-bearing standards for timber decking support systems. The tables assume a joist spacing of 450mm, providing a clear, concise reference for selecting appropriate materials based on project-specific span requirements. 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In the case of a deck joist, the joists are designed for timber deck areas.  \n\n|   Single Span  |  |\n| --- | --- |\n\nSupport Support  \n\n|  | Continuous Span |\n| --- | --- |\n\nSupport  \nSupport  \nSupport  \nSpan 1 (minor) Span 2 (minor)  \nFor a member to be considered ‘continuous’ it shall span at least 2 adjacent spans such that span 1 is greater than or equal to 0.75 × Span 2.  \nThe major span is taken from the continuous span table e.g. if span 2 = 6.0 then span 1 is greater or equal to 4.5m. Otherwise each span is to be considered ‘single.’  \nFOR DETAILED PRODUCT INFORMATION, EMAIL INFO@HYNE. COM.AU","cbCaiqyhacgg1TvC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqyhacgg1TvC","pdf",158466,"English","# Hyne Timber Deck Joist Span Tables\n## Span Configurations and Design Criteria","[{\"question\":\"What does the 'continuous span' requirement entail?\",\"answer\":\"A member is considered continuous if it spans at least two adjacent spans where the minor span is at least 0.75 times the length of the major span.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the standard spacing assumption for these joist values?\",\"answer\":\"The table values provided relate to an allowable maximum joist span at a spacing of 450mm.\"},{\"question\":\"What material is specified in this span table?\",\"answer\":\"These span tables are specifically designed for T3 Green+ MGP10 timber products.\"}]","Hyne Timber - Deck Joist Span Tables - Technical Specifications | PDF",1791846635]