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11:56 Nov 8, 2004 |
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4 | steel grating mezzanine with column supports |
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2 | floor grating with bars |
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floor grating with bars Explanation: Just guessing, I don't know if the link is any help. (Section 2.15.2) Reference: http://des.od.nih.gov/eWeb/construction/pdf/TOC_Specs/Divisi... |
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steel grating mezzanine with column supports Explanation: This is tricky without a drawing...however the implied gallerdurksplan is definitely a mezzanine, gallerdurk is absolutely grating. If it's steel though is not known. Could be aluminium, fibreglass or a special type of plastic. (But let's assume steel as its most common in ordinary use.) Pelarupplag is a generic word for column support, which can differ rather a lot in how it is done. Is your gallerdurksplan lowered onto it's supporting columns? Hope this is of some use. |
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