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Home > Forums > Structural Engineers > Activities > Demolition & Renovation engineering Forum

Gypsteel gypsum senior plank

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MQuigs (Structural)

3 Feb 11 14:22

Looking at 1931 structural roof framing plans, the deck is indicated as gypsteel gypsum senior plank. The drawings indicate it is 2" thick. I saw a few threads referring to gypsteel planks. Has anyone been able to find load tables for the planks?

Ron (Structural)

3 Feb 11 21:32

Try this...

http://www.structuremag.org/article.aspx?articleID=753

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