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Steel Shop Drawing: BTS?

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dcredskins

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I found an abbreviation BTS in steel shop drawing, what does it mean? I know FS (far side) and NS (near side). I would appreciate your help.
 
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Both Sides?

Bottom of Tube Steel?

 
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Bolt to ship?

See page 8. Does that make any sense in your context?
 
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Thanks UcfSE. This makes sense. Also, thanks for PDF.
 
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