Steel Floor - Two-Way

Steel Floor - Two-Way

Scaled set of drawings of Two-Way Steel Floor in side and top views
Description
Description

Two-way steel floor systems are an advanced structural approach where the floor slab is designed to transfer loads in two directions, usually supported by beams that run perpendicular to one another. This configuration often includes the use of secondary intermediary beams, which not only help in uniformly distributing loads but also allow for an increased depth in the floor system.

By effectively dispersing the forces over a broader area, two-way systems enhance structural integrity and allow for larger spans between columns. This design is particularly advantageous in large buildings, offering flexibility in layout, improved load-carrying capacity, and enhanced resistance to dynamic forces like earthquakes.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

Two-Way Steel Floors are constructed in a range of sizes with spacing of 6’-15’ (1.83-4.57 m) and typical spans between 20’-32’ (6.1-9.75 m). Two-Way Steel Floors have system depths between 8”-72” (20.3-183 cm) and beam sizes of 4”-36” (10.2-40.6 cm).

Series of illustrations of Two-Way Steel Floor seen from views with varied sizes
Series of illustrations of Two-Way Steel Floor seen from views with varied sizes
3D Model
3D Model
Common Questions
Common Questions
3D model of Two-Way Steel Floor viewed in perspectiveSteel Floor - Two-Way
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
8”-72” | 20.3-183 cm (Combined)
Width:
6’-15’ | 1.83-4.57 m (Spacing)
Depth:
Length:
20’-32’ | 6.1-9.75 m (Span)
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Weight:
Area:
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Beam Depth: 4”-36” | 10.2-40.6 cm

Beam Width: 3”-18” | 7.6-45.7 cm

Deck Depth: 2.5”-8” | 6.4-20.3 cm

Materials:
Structural steel
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Drawings include:

Two-Way Steel Floor plan (various sizes), elevation

Steel floor systems are a type of building structure that uses steel beams and joists to support the floor. Steel floor systems are known for their strength, durability, and fire resistance. They are also relatively lightweight, which can make them a good choice for buildings in seismic areas.

12.8”-43.3” | 32.6-110 cm
21.6”-75.6” | 54.8-192 cm
.35”-.87” | 9-22 mm (Plate)
Steel Connection - Plate, Gusset
110.000
192.000
2.200
5300
https://p3d.in/e/WU9Xs
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Steel Connection - Plate, Gusset3D model of Gusset Plate Steel Connection viewed in perspective3D model of Gusset Plate Steel Connection viewed in perspective
4”-36” | 10.2-40.6 cm
6’-15’ | 1.83-4.57 m (Spacing)
12’-80’ | 3.66-24.4 m (Span)
Steel Floor - One-Way, I-Beam
40.600
457.000
2440.000
900
https://p3d.in/e/JCad0
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Steel Floor - One-Way, I-BeamView of I-Beam One-Way Steel Floor in 3D available for downloadView of I-Beam One-Way Steel Floor in 3D available for download
8”-72” | 20.3-183 cm
2’-10’ | .61-3.05 m (Spacing)
12’-100’ | 3.66-30.5 m (Span)
Steel Floor - One-Way, Open-Web Joist
183.000
305.000
3050.000
800
https://p3d.in/e/I5Z5k
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Steel Floor - One-Way, Open-Web Joist3D model of Open-Web One-Way Steel Floor viewed in perspective3D model of Open-Web One-Way Steel Floor viewed in perspective
.35”-.87” | 9-22 mm (Plate)
3.7”-12.25” | 9.4-31.1 cm
3.35”-10.5” | 8.5-26.6 cm
Steel Connection - Plate, Flange
2.200
31.100
36.600
700
https://p3d.in/e/rLoc6
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Steel Connection - Plate, FlangePerspective view of a 3D model of Flange Plate Steel ConnectionPerspective view of a 3D model of Flange Plate Steel Connection
7.5”-21.1” | 19-53.6 cm
4.1”-12.2” | 10.3-31 cm
.35”-.87” | 9-22 mm (Plate)
Steel Connection - End Plate
53.600
31.000
2.200
50
https://p3d.in/e/QorIo
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Steel Connection - End PlateView of End Plate Steel Connection in 3D available for downloadView of End Plate Steel Connection in 3D available for download
4”-14” | 10.2-35.6 cm
16”, 24” | 40.6, 61 cm (Spacing)
10’-30’ | 3.05-9.14 m (Span)
Steel Floor - One-Way, Light-Gauge Joist
35.600
61.000
914.000
50
https://p3d.in/e/pKaES
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Steel Floor - One-Way, Light-Gauge JoistPerspective view of a 3D model of Light-Gauge One-Way Steel FloorPerspective view of a 3D model of Light-Gauge One-Way Steel Floor
9.7”-26.1” | 24.6-66.4 cm
6.1”-13” | 15.4-33 cm
4.1”-12.2” | 10.3-31 cm
Steel Connection - End Plate, Extended
66.400
33.000
31.000
20
https://p3d.in/e/l4PRu
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Steel Connection - End Plate, ExtendedPerspective view of a 3D model of Extended End Plate Steel ConnectionPerspective view of a 3D model of Extended End Plate Steel Connection
2.5”-10” | 6.4-25.4 cm
1.5”-4.9” | 3.9-12.5 cm
1.5”-4.9” | 3.9-12.5 cm
Steel Connection - Cleat, Web
25.400
12.500
12.500
20
https://p3d.in/e/sCdXJ
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Steel Connection - Cleat, Web3D model of Web Cleat Steel Connection viewed in perspective3D model of Web Cleat Steel Connection viewed in perspective
1.5”-4.9” | 3.9-12.5 cm
1.5”-4.9” | 3.9-12.5 cm
2.5”-10” | 6.4-25.4 cm
Steel Connection - Cleat, Flange
12.500
12.500
25.400
10
https://p3d.in/e/1oRFZ
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Steel Connection - Cleat, FlangePerspective view of a 3D model of Flange Cleat Steel ConnectionPerspective view of a 3D model of Flange Cleat Steel Connection
8”-72” | 20.3-183 cm (Combined)
6’-15’ | 1.83-4.57 m (Spacing)
20’-32’ | 6.1-9.75 m (Span)
Steel Floor - Two-Way
183.000
457.000
975.000
10
https://p3d.in/e/ZjiXO
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Steel Floor - Two-Way3D model of Two-Way Steel Floor viewed in perspective3D model of Two-Way Steel Floor viewed in perspective
1’4”-12’ | .41-3.66 m
6’-15’ | 1.83-4.57 m (Spacing)
12’-100’ | 3.66-30.5 m (Span)
Steel Floor - Three-Way
366.000
457.000
3050.000
5
https://p3d.in/e/rfXEU
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Steel Floor - Three-WayPerspective view of a 3D model of Three-Way Steel FloorPerspective view of a 3D model of Three-Way Steel Floor
4”-14” | 10.2-35.6 cm
26”-90” | .66-2.29 m (Opening)
2’-12’ | .61-3.66 m (Opening)
Steel Floor - Opening, Light-Gauge Joist
35.600
229.000
366.000
5
https://p3d.in/e/iXh8U
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Steel Floor - Opening, Light-Gauge JoistView of Light-Gauge Steel Floor Opening in 3D available for downloadView of Light-Gauge Steel Floor Opening in 3D available for download