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Table 4-1 Burden minimum evenly distributed life,

Loand minimum concentrated live load

Evenly Centere
Occupancy or use psf dlb (kN)
(kN/m2)
Apartments (see residential houses)
Access floor system
Office space 50 (2.4) 2 000 (8,9)
Computer room 100 (4.79) 2 000 (8,9)
Armory and training room 150 (7.18)a
Meeting room
Fixed chairs (bound to floor) 100 (4.79)a
Lobby 100 (4.79)a
Seats can be moved 100 (4.79)a
Meeting stage 100 (4.79)a
podium floor 150 (7.18)a
Balcony and deck 1.5 times the live
load for the area
served. No need to
exceed 100 psf
(4.79
kN/m2)

Path for maintenance access 40 (1.92) 300 (1.33)

Corridor
First floor
Another floor 100 (4.79)
Same as
residential
service unless
stated otherwise

Dining room and restaurant 100 (4.79)a

Occupancy (see residence)

Elevator engine room (in an area of 2 in. x 2 in. [50 mmx50 mm])
300 (1.33)
Lightweight finishing floor slab construction (on a 1 in. x 1 in.
200 (0.89)
[25 mm x 25 mm] area)
Fire escape route One-family dwelling only 100 (4.79)
40 (1.92)
Permanent stairs See chapter 4.5
Garage/Parking
40 (1.92) a,b,c
Passenger cars only c
Trucks and buses
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Evenly Centere
Occupancy or use psf dlb (kN)
(kN/m2)
Handrails, safety rails and handrails See chapter 4.5
e,f,g
Helipad 60
(2.87)noo
can be
reduced
Hospital:
Operating room, laboratory 60 (2.87) 1 000 (4.45)
patient room 40 (1.92) 1 000 (4.45)
Corridor above the first floor 80 (3.83) 1 000 (4.45)
Hotel (see residence)
library
Library 60 (2.87) 1 000 (4.45)
Storage space 150 (7,18) a, h 1 000 (4.45)
Corridor above the first floor 80 (3.83) 1 000 (4.45)
Factory
2 000 (8.90)
Light 125 (6.00)a
3 000
Weight 250 (11.97)a (13.40)
Office building:
File rooms and computers must be designed for the load
heavier ones based on estimated occupancy
First floor lobby and corridor 100 (4.79) 2 000 (8.90)
Office 50 (2.40) 2 000 (8.90)
Corridor above the first floor 80 (3.83) 2 000 (8.90)
Legal institution
cell block 40 (1.92)
Corridor 100 (4.79)
Recreation areas
Bowling alley, Swimming pool and other uses
same 75 (3.59)a
Dance hall and dance hall
gym 100 (4.79)a
A place to watch whether open or closed 100 (4.79)a
Stadium and stands/arena with fixed seating 100 (4,79)a,k
(tied to the floor) 60 (2.87)a,k
Residential home
Occupancy (one family and two families)
Uninhabitable attic without a shed Uninhabitable attic 10 (0.48)l
with a warehouse Liveable attic and sleeping area All 20 (0.96)m
spaces except stairs and balconies 30 (1.44)
All other residential houses 40 (1.92)
Private spaces and corridors that serve them Public spaces
and corridors that serve them 40 (1.92)
100 (4.79)
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Evenly Centere
Occupancy or use
psf dlb (kN) tio
(kN/m2) na
Roof l
Flat, pitched and arched roofs 20 (0.96)n
The roof is used for the roof garden St
100 (4.79)
Roofs used for other purposes Just like an
i
housing is da
Roofs used for other housing served
Awnings and canopies a
rdi
Factory construction supported by frame structure za
light stiff 5 (0.24) cannot be tio
Cover screen pedestal reduced 200 (0.89) n
5 (0.24) cannot be Ag
reduced and is based en
on the tributary area
of the roof supported cy,
by the truss a
All other construction 2 000 (8,9) co
The main roof structure component, which is directly connected 20 (0.96)
py
with floor work
Single panel point of roof truss rootstock or of
any point along the main structural member 300 (1.33) thi
support roofs over factories, warehouses, and repairs s
garage
st
All other major roof structure components 300 (1.33)
All roof surfaces with working load an
maintenance da
rd
School
Classroom 40 (1.92) 1 000 (4.5)
is
Corridor above the first floor 80 (3.83) 1 000 (4.5) m
First floor corridor 100 (4.79) 1 000 (4.5) ad
Tubs/scuttles, ribs for glass roofs and accessible ceilings e
200 (0.89)
Sidewalks for pedestrians, driveways and land/roads for trucks
for
250 (11.97)a,p 8 000 (35.6)q pu
bli
Stairs and exits 100 (4.79) 300r
ca
Residential house for one and two families only 40 (1.92) 300r
tio
Warehouse above the ceiling 20 (0.96) n
in
Warehouse for storing goods before being distributed to retailers
(if anticipated to be a storage warehouse, must w
designed for heavier loads) w
Light 125 (6.00)a w.
Heavy 250 (11.97)a
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