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CANADIAN SPAN BOOK 2020

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CANADIAN SPAN BOOK 2020

This new edition of The Span Book includes added tables for deck joists and beams, more lintel options, and recalculates all spans using revised shear properties.

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Canadian Span Book 2020 (updated February 2021)

Canadian Span Book 2020 (updated September 2021)

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