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The Pueblo Structural
System is composed primarily of
shop-fabricated vertical frame
assemblies reaching as much as
8 stories or 80 feet when the
access roads permit, but more
typically delivered in 4-stories
high segments to be spliced for
taller structures.
Figure 1 shows two types of
vertical frame assemblies erected
over a concrete slab; braced
frames resisting vertical and
lateral loads and ladder frames
carrying vertical loads only.
After the vertical frame assem-
blies are erected, connecting
beams are installed as shown in
Figure 2.
Figure 3 shows the bent steel
plates used for supporting the
floor panels.
Once the vertical frames and
connecting beams are in place,
the shop-fabricated floor panels
are installed.
Figure 4 shows typical floor
panels in place, ready to receive
a concrete topping, including a
cover sheet steel plate covering
the beam joints.
After the floor panels are
installed, steel mesh reinforcing
and light-weight concrete
topping being installed over
steel deck to complete the
structure - Figure 5.
Figure 6 represents an alternate
floor system using 3/4” thick
fiber-cement board decking.
This floor assembly conforms to
UL Design G557 with 2-hour fire
rating.
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Figure 7 shows a typical Pueblo structure being completed.
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