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Bracing a Steel Beam Supporting Wood

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abusementpark

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Does anybody have a good standard detail for bracing the bottom flange of steel beam/girder that supports wood floor joists or wood floor trusses?
 
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Right. Another slick way to do it is to rest a double ledger on the angle (+ bolts through the web) and then fasten the wood members to the ledger with a facemount hanger.
 
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