Product Information

  • Most common column cross section is 24″ x 24″.  Columns that span multiple levels or are subject to significant loading can be rectangular 24″ x 36″.  Thicker sections are available if required by project.
  • Columns have exterior corbels for framing bearing.  Corbels can protrude out past column section or column can have recesses for direct bearing.

Standard Design Options

  • Columns that are supporting our 12′-0″ wide double tees are optimal spaced on a 36′-0″ centers.
  • If column centers need to be adjusted less than 36′-0″, reducing the center by 12′-0″ increments will reduce formwork on double tee flange blockouts.
Structural diagram of a steel column supporting an I-beam and double T-beam on a concrete footing, with wall panels and roof. Diagram showing a column with spandrel direct bearing interior view, detailing a load-bearing spandrel, column, recess for direct bearing, and double tee structure. Exterior view of a column with spandrel direct bearing system, showing load-bearing spandrels and columns with recesses to allow spandrels to have direct bearing. Diagram of hollowcore framing showing a column supporting an inverted tee beam and hollowcore slabs. Concrete construction site with vertical pillars and rebar grid on the floor, with a crane and cloudy sky in the background. Construction workers at a concrete building site, including a worker in a yellow safety vest and orange helmet in the foreground and others operating a blue lift. Concrete building under construction with exposed structural columns and floors, with a crane visible against a blue sky. A construction crew in safety vests supervises a large concrete column being hoisted into place by a crane against a blue sky. Construction site with concrete pillars being erected, heavy machinery, and workers near a building under construction under a blue sky.

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3D Viewer Tools

 

  • 3D Viewer Functions:
  • Move, Span, Zoom Assemblies
  • Isolate Single Components in View
  • Explode Assembly Single Components
  • Use Markup to Sketch Details
  • General Measurements for Concept
  • Print Views

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