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P128

Purlin & Rail Systems


Technical Handbook

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March 2010

Multibeam Evolved
Now in its fourth generation and with four decades of
development, our highly evolved purlin and rail system

lighter for easier site handling, stiffer for


straighter cladding lines, stronger for longer spans
and greener due to reduced steel content.

is now

This means that it saves you time, lowers your costs


and provides greater sustainability.

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Products Overview

Roof Purlins

Eaves Beams

48

Cladding Rails

62

Multichannel

94
132

Index

138

Index

Multichannel

Cladding Rails

Ordering Methods

Roof Purlins

Eaves Beams

Company Overview

Foreword
Kingspan Structural Products are manufacturers of cold formed structural products, including Multibeam
purlin and rail systems, Multideck composite steel floor decking, Multichannel sections and a comprehensive
range of ancillary products on a fifty acre site in North Yorkshire.
In five decades of trading the company has become established as a market leader renowned for quality
products and innovative design.

Kingspan Structural Products Manufacturing Complex

Kingspan Structural Products


Multibeam Purlin System
A range of purlin sections designed to suit all types of modern roof
construction with bay sizes up to 15 metres.
Multibeam Cladding Rail System
A range of cladding rails designed specifically to support metal
clad walls in horizontal or vertical applications on all kinds of main
supporting structures.
Multichannel Steel Sections
A range of pre-engineered, structural channel sections designed to
complement the Multibeam purlin and rail systems. Multichannel is
an ideal solution for horizontally laid cladding and is particularly
suitable for mezzanine floors, volumetric units. Multichannel can be
an effective substitute for conventional hot rolled sections and
timber. Unique pre-engineered end connections reduce
components and simplify detailing.
Multideck Floor System
High performance, profiled, galvanised steel floor decking for use
in the construction of composite floor slabs. The profile may also
be used as a permanent shuttering. This product is described in
more detail in a separate technical handbook (ref P292).

Commitment
It is our commitment and professional approach
that has enabled the company to establish its
outstanding reputation for service, quality and to
maintain its lead in a highly competitive field.
Quality Assurance
Quality assurance is a fundamental feature of the
Kingspan operating policy, from initial material
testing for yield strength and thickness through to
delivery on site. All aspects of quality and service
are monitored ensuring compliance with the
requirements of BS5750 Quality Systems.
SCILGA Accreditation
The Multibeam Purlin and Rail systems have
achieved SCILGA accreditation.
A copy of the accreditation certificate can be
supplied if required.
Gold Standard
Kingspan Structural Products have been
awarded the Gold Standard under the Steel
Construction Sustainability Charter (SCSC).

Customer Service
Experience
From concept and design to manufacture and site installation,
Kingspan Structural Products has an unmatched degree of
experience with over four decades of experience and technical
expertise in all aspects of steel construction. With Multibeam now
in its fourth generation, Kingspan remain focused on servicing the
ever changing need of the construction industry.
Technical Excellence
At Kingspan Structural Products we are committed to advancing
technology within the construction industry. Working in conjunction
with the worlds leading experts, continually refining and testing
new and existing products, while enhancing our reputation for
technical excellence and the establishment of higher standards in
the industry.

Sustainability
The Multibeam system has been engineered to ensure maximum
performance whilst minimising the material content. Individual
sections are packed together using low carbon mild steel, blued
and waxed banding which is wholly recyclable. Identification of the
bundles is by paper labels which are biodegradable and can be
recycled. Softwood bearers, used to support the bundles in
transport are from managed woodland and are reusable.
Reuse
Steel does not lose its strength or stiffness over time so remains a
viable product for reuse. Assembly joints between components
can be easily dismantled at any time to facilitate reuse. Sections
can be recut to length and reholed to suit a revised use.
Recycling
Steel is one of the worlds most recycled materials
with over 40% of new steel made from recycled
steel. Kingspans suppliers encourage, promote
and assist in the return of steel for recycling.
Certification
Kingspan Structural Products has developed a fully integrated
management system which combines all the common elements of
ISO 9001 (Quality), ISO 14001 (Environment) and OHSAS
18001 (Occupational Health and Safety) into one system.
This simple coherent business management system enables the
organisation to successfully achieve its purpose and mission to
ensure that quality; safety and the environment are considered in
all aspects of the business process. Further information on these
certifications can be found on our website
www.kingspanstructural.co.uk.

Specialist Team
Kingspan offer a comprehensive advisory service to customers,
specifiers and contractors on all aspects of specification and use
of our product range.
Our specialist team of design engineers is available to answer
technical queries regarding the use of our products in any
application. Our internal sales staff and customer services
department provide a friendly and efficient service from initial
enquiry through to site delivery and after sales.
Area Sales Managers
Personal contact is important. Our specially trained regionally
based Sales Managers are on hand to discuss your project
personally and advise on the application and use of Kingspan
Structural Products.
Our Area Sales Managers are also trained to install and update our
time saving Toolkit design software. Toolkit is available to all
specifiers and users of our product range, as part of our
comprehensive service package.

Products Overview

Multibeam Purlin
and Rail System

With simple connections


and economical sections,
Eaves Beam is
compatible with all types of
cladding in modern roof
construction

Multichannel System
can be used for a myriad of
applications such as
horizontally laid cladding rails,
gable posts, door and window
trimmers and floor joists.

typically requires fewer


components than other systems.
This means quicker assembly
and faster project completion.

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Multideck
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can save up to 20% on concrete
costs, when compared with other
deck profiles.
Please see our separate technical
handbook (ref P292).

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6

Overview

Spanning Systems

Anti-Sag Requirements

10

Purlin Restraints

12

Construction Details

16

Product Dimensions and References

24

Section Properties

32

Load Tables

33

M350
M300

M265

M235
M205
M175
M145

Flange
65mm

Flange
65mm

Flange
65mm

Flange
65mm

Flange
65mm

Flange
90mm

Flange
90mm

Roof Purlins

Roof Purlins

Multibeam Roof Purlins - Overview

Applications
- All types of roof cladding
- Pitched, mansard, curved or flat roof applications
- Roof slopes from 0to 60
- Bay widths up to 15m

Material Specification
Hot dip galvanised steel to BS EN 10326:2004 and BS EN
10143:1993 specifications for continuously hot dip zinc/metal
coated structural steel strip.
The minimum grade of steel used is S450GD, with Z275 zinc
coating, giving an average coating thickness of 0.02mm to each
side. Other galvanised coatings may be available.
Please contact our Technical Department for advice.

Sustainability
The Multibeam system has been engineered to ensure maximum
performance whilst minimising the material content.
Individual sections are packed together using low carbon mild
steel, blued and waxed banding which is wholly recyclable.
Identification of the bundles is by paper labels which are
biodegradable and can be recycled.

Certification
Kingspan Structural Products has developed a fully integrated
management system which combines all the common elements of
ISO 9001 (Quality), ISO 14001 (Environment) and OHSAS
18001 (Occupational Health and Safety) into one system.
This simple coherent business management system enables the
organisation to successfully achieve its purpose and mission to
ensure that quality; safety and the environment are considered in
all aspects of the business process. Further information on these
certifications can be found on our website
www.kingspanstructural.co.uk.

Range
- Section heights from 145mm to 350mm
- Flange widths from 65mm to 90mm
- Gauges from 1.2mm to 2.7mm
For full product dimensions see page 24. Other sizes may be
available on specific request. Please contact our Technical
Department for advice.

Lengths
- All lengths are catered for; requirements in excess of 18m,
please contact our Sales Department.

Softwood bearers, used to support the bundles in transport are


from managed woodland and are reusable.
Reuse
Steel does not lose its strength or stiffness over time so remains a
viable product for reuse. Assembly joints between components
can be easily dismantled at any time to facilitate reuse. Sections
can be recut to length and reholed to suit a revised use.
Recycling
Steel is one of the worlds most recycled materials
with over 40% of new steel made from recycled
steel. Kingspans suppliers encourage, promote
and assist in the return of steel for recycling.

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The new improved sigma shape of

Multibeam makes it stiffer than other

common shapes of purlin so it can be


handled practically on larger spans

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can be provided, although bays
over 9m generally use single
span lengths and are sleeved at
every other joint to maintain
continuity. Multibeam can be
supplied in various lengths, please
check with our Sales Department for lengths over 18m.

Multibeam can be used in all the popular and economic purlin


spanning systems. The enhanced stiffness of the Multibeam shape
makes it ideal for all span dimensions from the very short to the
very long with purlin bar lengths of 18m or more, making it
practical for both handling and structural performance.
Sleeves
Sleeves are used to provide continuity at the joints between
members and are available in three gauges (see page 28).
When joining two sections of different gauges (as in a HEB
system) use the heaviest gauge purlin to select the sleeve
for that joint.

Continuous Span (HEB)


This system is often referred to as Heavy End Bay HEB because
a thicker gauge of section is required in the end bays of the
building, although all internal bays are a lighter gauge. With this
system all purlin joints are sleeved although double span bar
lengths may be used to reduce sleeve numbers. The continuous
system when used on larger buildings with bays larger than
6.5m may result in lower material cost, but more complex and
costly erection.

Double Span
Double span lengths of Multibeam section span across three
frame supports and provide design economy and speed of
erection. This spanning system always results in the lowest
component count. To ensure equal load distribution across the
supporting steel work the joints are staggered, typically requiring
only one sleeve per run of purlins.

System Types
Double Span
Most popular system
Ideal for all bay centres
up to and including 9m
Lowest component count
Quicker erection and programme completion
Double Span - Heavy End Bay
Suitable alternative to double span system,
for bay centres between 6.5m and 9m
Appropriate for buildings of 10 bays or more
Efficient material usage
Moderate component count
Single Span Sleeved Joints
Option for all bay sizes particularly those with
bay centres greater than 9m
Where site restrictions (access, weight,
cranage etc.) dictates use of single span length
High component count
Normal double span load tables can be used
Single Span - Heavy End Bay
Suitable alternative to single span sleeved
system, for bay centres greater than 9m
Where site restrictions (access, weight,
cranage etc.) dictates use of single length
Highest component count
Appropriate for buildings of 10 bays or more

10

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NB: Diagrams shown above are as plan view on the roof slope.
Heavier end sections indicated

Sleeve / Joint

Roof Purlins

Spanning Systems

Anti-Sag Requirements
Multibeam purlins on popular spans do not generally require anti-sag ties. In certain circumstances
such as wind reversal conditions, large bay sizes or cladding systems that do not provide lateral
restraint, then anti-sag ties may be required. Please refer to table 1:1 or the Kingspan Toolkit Software.

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Roof
Slope
< 3

Multibeam
Purlin Section
Depth (mm)

Bay Centres
<3.0

>3 - 5.1m

>5.1 - 6.1m

>6.1 - 7.0m

All

>7.0 - 8.2m

>8.2 - 9.1m

>9.1 - 10.5m

>10.5 - 12m

1 Multilok

2 Multilok

N/A

N/A

1 Tubular

2 Tubular

3 Tubular

2 SW

3 SW

Angle Struts

Angle Struts

See flat roofs page 15.

145
175

NO ANTI-SAG
TIES REQUIRED

205
3-10

235

1 Tubular

265
300
350

3 SW

145

N/A

NO ANTI-SAG
TIES REQUIRED

175
205
>10-15

N/A

N/A

235

1 Tubular

1 Tubular

N/A

N/A

1 Multilok

1 Multilok

2 Multilok

N/A

1 Tubular

1 Tubular

2 Tubular

3 Tubular

2 SW

3 SW

350

Angle Struts

Angle Struts

145
175
205
>15-18

235
265
300
350

> 18

N/A

3 SW

265
300

Angle Struts

N/A

NO
ANTI-SAG
TIES
REQUIRED
N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

1 Multilok

1 Multilok

1 Multilok

1 Multilok

2 Multilok

N/A

1 Tubular

1 Tubular

1 Tubular

1 Tubular

2 Tubular

3 Tubular

2 SW

3 SW

Angle Struts

Angle Struts

Angle Struts

N/A

3 SW
N/A

N/A

All

N/A

N/A

Angle Struts

Consult Kingspan

For roof slopes of 30 and over consider using stiffened purlin cleats.

General Notes
The information in the table above can be affected by the types of
roof cladding used. Please see page 12 for more info.
Roof Slopes Over 18
For roof slopes outside those shown above consult our Technical
Department. Stiffened purlin cleats should always be used for Roof
Slopes over 30.
Long Roof Slopes
For roof slopes exceeding 20m long, diagonal wires may be
required to support the downslope component of the load.
Multilok Ties
Multilok ties are generally used on purlin sections up to
205mm deep.
Temporary Propping
When no anti-sag ties are used temporary spacers and propping
may be required during sheeting of the roof.
Mono Pitch
Diagonal wires generally required to support downslope load.
Contact Kingspan technical for further information.

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Apex Ties
Apex Ties must be used in all cases where anti-sag ties are
required. On bays >6.1m when no anti-sag ties are used we
recommend that apex ties are used, to provide stability during
sheeting of the roof.
Anti-sag
Anti-sag requirements assume that there are two slopes with a
central ridge. On roof slopes of 6O or more, over 20m in length,
we recommend that wire ropes are considered within the slope
length to limit the load applied to the apex tie. See page 23 for
construction details.
Load Tables and Structural Properties
For best results please use the Toolkit Design Software.
Alternatively the ultimate loads to BS5950:Part5:1998 can be
found on page 33.
Spans
Multibeam sections can be used on spans up to 15m.
Please consult our Technical Department for more information.

Roof Purlins

Typical Tubular Tie Arrangement

Typical Angle Strut Arrangement

Ties installed in line

Typical Multilok Tie Arrangement

Typical Multilok Tie Arrangement

M145 Purlin sections

M175 and M205 Purlins

Ties staggered

For details on hole groups please go to page 135.

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Purlin Restraint
Multibeam purlins can be used with all types of modern roof cladding systems including metal composite panels, standing seam, insulated
membrane panels, and traditional tiles. However, it should be noted that certain types of roof cladding do not give the necessary lateral
restraint to purlins and additional restraints may be required. Please consult Table 1:2 for guidance.
Table 1:2 Restraint requirements for various types of roof cladding

Type of roof cladding

Provides lateral restraint

Load Table

Yes

Use normal load tables

Yes

Use normal load tables

Yes

See additional
information opposite

Trapezoidal Single Skin

Trapezoidal Twin Skin Through fixed liner

Composite Clip Fixed Standing Seam (eg. KingZip)

Yes

Use normal load tables


(check liner provides lateral restraint)

Twin Skin Clip Fixed Standing Seam (With through fix liner)

Yes

Use normal load tables

Composite Panel Through Fix (eg. Kingspan KS1000RW)

Yes
(if through fix deck used)
(see page 15)

Use normal load tables

Built Up Flat Roof

Yes
Composite Membrane Panel (eg. Ward Topdek)

(see page 15)

No
Tiles

(see page 14)

Use normal load tables

(see page 37)

Consult Kingspan

Consult Kingspan

Consult Kingspan

Consult Kingspan

Tiles on Metal Cladding Through fixed

Roof Tile Insulated Panel (eg. Kingspan Rooftile)


This table is for guidance only. Please consult individual cladding manufacturers recommendations and your cladding supplier for suitability of lateral restraints.

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Roofing systems - Through fix


Built-up Roofing
Generally comprises of a trapezoidal outer weather sheet,
insulation, spacers and an inner liner sheet all assembled on site.
Where the profiled liner sheet is steel with a minimum gauge of
0.4mm using self tapping screws at maximum cross centres of
350mm, then adequate restraint is provided to the Multibeam
purlins to enable the published load tables to be supported.
Restraints as table 1.1, page 10.
Where there is no steel liner sheet through fixed to the purlin,
additional restraints must be provided as shown in table 1.3 to
enable the published load tables to be supported.
Where a liner sheet is provided but it is not of steel construction
then please consult our Technical Department, or provide the
restraints as shown in table 1.3 to enable the published load
tables to be supported.
Insulated panels
A factory manufactured composite panel, comprising of steel
and insulation eg. Kingspan KS1000RW/Ward IP1000.
When these panels are fixed to the purlin top flange using
through fix self tap, self drilling screws, three number per panel,
then adequate restraint is provided to the Multibeam purlins to
enable the published load tables to be supported. Restraints as
table 1.1, page 10.

Down slope ties


Where the outer weather sheet is free to move and there is no liner
sheet or the liner sheet is not adequate to support the down slope
load, then the tie arrangement shown to the right must be
adopted.
Table 1:3 Restraint requirements for built-up cladding
without a liner panel
Multibeam
Purlin Section
Depth (mm)

Purlin Span
up to 6.1m

Purlin Span
>6.1m
8.1m

Purlin Span
>8.2m
9.1m

Purlin Span
>9.1m
11.1m

145

1 Tubular
Tie
1 Tubular
Tie
1 Tubular
Tie
1 Tubular
Tie
1 Tubular
Tie
1 SW
Angle Strut
1 SW
Angle Strut

N/A

N/A

N/A

2 Tubular
Ties
2 Tubular
Ties
2 Tubular
Ties
2 Tubular
Ties
2 SW
Angle Struts
2 SW
Angle Struts

N/A

N/A

3 Tubular
Ties
3 Tubular
Ties
2 SW
Angle Struts
2 SW
Angle Struts
2 SW
Angle Struts

N/A

175
205
235
265
300
350

3 SW
Angle Struts
3 SW
Angle Struts
3 SW
Angle Struts
3 SW
Angle Struts

Plan view

Roofing systems - Secret and Clip fix


A specialised form of built up roofing system where the outer
weather sheet has a side seams that stands above the water
trough. These systems will have a weather sheet, halters, spacer,
insulation and a profiled liner sheet.

1 Restraint (Mid-span)

Clip Fix
Where the outer sheet is free to move and through fixed steel
liner minimum gauge 0.4 or 0.9mm aluminium liner using self drill,
self tapping screws at a maximum cross centres of 350mm,
then adequate restraint is provided to the Multibeam purlins to
enable the published load tables to be supported. Restraints as
table 1.1, page 10.
Clip fixed, where the outer sheet is free to move and no steel liner
then restraints must be provided as shown in table 1.3 to enable
the published load tables to be supported.
Secret fix insulated panels
Factory manufactured composite panel of steel and
insulation eg Kingspan KS1000LP/Ward DR1000.
Through fixed self drill, self tapping screws are placed
on the raised shoulder at the edges of the panels and
the fixing covered with a snap on cap. The two fixings
placed each side of the panel will provide adequate
restraint to the Multibeam purlins. Restraints as table
1.1, page 10.

2 Restraints (1/3 points)

3 Restraints (1/4 points)

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Roof Purlins

Restraint Information

Purlin Restraint (Continued)


Tiled Roofs
The shape and strength of the Multibeam section is eminently
suitable to sustain the greater loadings imposed by a tiled roof.
However, due to the nature of the forces imposed upon the purlin
sections by this form of roof construction, additional
considerations are required in the design of the purlin.
Angle Strut Anti-Sag System
The angle strut brace system caters for the downslope force
produced in the roof from dead and superimposed loads.
The section capacities are based on using an anti-sag system with
restraints at a minimum of 1/3 points and a minimum angle of 30
on the screwed rods. Table 1.4 shows the max spans achievable
for this combination with the cross centres of purlins shown.
Where the span is curtailed by the minimum 30 angle of the
diagonal rods, place the restraints at 1/4 points as shown
in table 1.4.
One set of diagonals are required for every 6.0m length of roof
slope. As long as this is complied with the roof slope can be any
length. Stiffened cleats should also be used with tiled roof
construction.
Anti-Sag requirements with metal liner
When certain cassette metal liner profiles are fixed to the purlin top
flange, enough restraint may be provided in order to use the
standard load tables in conjunction with the anti-sag system.
For further advice please contact our Technical Department.

Plan view

Table 1:4 Max Purlin spans for tiled roof applications


Purlin
Cross Centres
(m)
0.6
1.0
1.5
1.8

Maximum span of purlin1 Maximum span of purlin1


Restraints at 1/3 points Restraints at 1/4 points
(m)
(m)
3.10
5.10
7.022
7.022

4.10
6.90
7.022
7.022

Min 30

Restraints at 1/3 points


1
2

span limited by minimum angle of diagonal of 30


span limited by load maximum see page 37. For values outside of table please
contact our Technical Department.

Roof Lights
Where the roof lights are laid in scatter pattern between
adequately fixed roofing then the restraints required are classed as
for the roofing system.
Where domed roof lights are used in strips across the purlins,
down slope framed on either side with full roof sheeting the
restraints are classified as for the roof system.
Laying roof lights in continuing strips along the purlins should be
avoided as this construction may not provide the required level
of restraint to the purlin. Please contact our Technical Department
for guidance.

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Min 30

Restraints at 1/4 points

(Roof slopes 3 or less)


For this application the term Flat Roof generally means any roof
with a roofslope no greater than 1:20 or 3.
Built up Standing Seam roofing systems
A specialised form of built up roofing system where the outer
weather sheet has a side seam that stands above the water
trough. These systems will have a weather sheet, halters, spacers,
insulation and a liner sheet. Typically this system can be classed
as clip fixed where the outer sheet is free to move or is fixed.
Where the outer sheet is free to move and through fixed profiled
steel liner minimum gauge 0.4mm using self drill, self tapping
screws at a maximum cross centres of 350mm, then adequate
restraint is provided to the Multibeam purlins to enable the
published load tables to be supported. Restraints as table 1.5.
Clip fixed, where the outer sheet is free to move and no steel liner
then restraints must be provided as shown in table 1.3 on page 13
to enable the published load tables to be supported.
Down slope ties
Where the outer weather sheet is free to move and there is no liner
sheet or the liner sheet is not adequate to support the down slope
load, then the tie arrangement shown below must be adopted.
Secret fix insulated panels
(eg Kingspan KS1000LP/Ward DR1000).
Through fixed self drill, self tapping screws are placed on the
raised upstands at the edges of the panels and the fixing covered
with a snap on cap. The two fixings placed each side of the panel
will provide adequate restraint to the Multibeam purlins.
Restraints as table 1.5.

Roof Purlins

Low pitch and flat roofing system

Table 1:5 Restraint requirements for flat roofs


Multibeam
Purlin Section
Depth (mm)

Purlin Span
up to 6.1m

Purlin Span
>6.1m
7.5m

Purlin Span
>7.5m
9.1m

Purlin Span
>9.1m
11.1m

145

Tie not
required
Tie not
required
Tie not
required
1 Tubular
Tie
1 Tubular
Tie
1 SWF
Angle Strut
1 SWF
Angle Strut

N/A

N/A

N/A

1 Tubular
Tie
1 Tubular
Tie
1 Tubular
Tie
1 Tubular
Tie
1 SWF
Angle Strut
1 SWF
Angle Strut

2 Tubular
Ties
2 Tubular
Ties
2 Tubular
Ties
2 Tubular
Ties
2 SWF
Angle Struts
2 SWF
Angle Struts

N/A

175
205
235
265
300
350

N/A
3 SWF
Angle Struts
3 SWF
Angle Struts
3 SWF
Angle Struts
3 SWF
Angle Struts

Note: Layout details on page 20

Built up membrane flat roof system


deck based
A trapezoidal steel deck is fixed directly to the Multibeam purlins
using self drill, self tapping screws. A layer of board insulation is
placed on top of the deck and attached, plus an impermeable
membrane is laid over the insulation and bonded or held in place
by ballast. The deck is generally fixed at every trough to the purlin
and will then provide sufficient restraint to support the published
load tables if the secondary restraints are as shown in table 1:5.
Insulated panel Membrane insulated roof system
(eg Ward Topdeck).
A special fixing technique allows the attachment screws to fix the
inner steel deck profile directly to the purlin, providing adequate
restraint to support the published load tables when the restraints
as shown in table 1:5 are used.
Purlin deflection limits
Deflection limits are generally given greater attention on low
pitched and flat roofs to avoid excessive ponding of water.

Tie Arrangements
Where the arrangements for cladding systems that do not provide
restraints, eg, standing seam.
Bay centres up to 8.2m

Bay centres >8.2m 9.1m

One strut at Mid-span

Two struts at third points

Minimum angle 30

Minimum angle 30
Eaves Beams restraints if
required, refer to page 51

Eaves Beams restraints if


required, refer to page 51

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Construction Details - Purlin System


Weld-on Multicleat

Bolt-on Multicleat

For product dimensions refer to page 25.

For product dimensions refer to page 25.

Stiffened extended cleat*

Multicleat with raised section*

For product dimensions refer to page 27.

For product dimensions refer to page 25.

* Available in weld or bolt-on variations.

16

Roof Purlins

Purlin Sleeve
Sleeve Hole Dimensions
1000
475

475

10 Purlin Gap

100

325

Sleeve

For product dimensions refer to page 28.

Cantilever with Stub

Stub

Multibeam
Purlin Stub

Multibeam
Gable Rail

NB: Max length of stub = 2 metres

17

Construction Details - Purlin System


Cantilevered Purlin with Sleeve
Cantilever sleeved to purlin
L

CL

Cleader angle

Cleader
As on upper practical limit CL
should not exceed L/5.
Check deflections and
capacity where loads on CL
differ from those on L.

Sleeve

Cleader angle offers


restraint to section.
Where it is not used
provide other
suitable restraint.

For product dimensions refer to pages 28 and 31.

Cantilevered Purlin without Sleeve


Purlin continuous onto cantilever
L

CL

Cleader angle

Cleader
As on upper practical limit CL
should not exceed L/5.
Check deflections and
capacity where loads on CL
differ from those on L.

For product dimensions refer to page 31.

18

Cleader angle offers


restraint to section.
Where it is not used
provide other
suitable restraint.

Roof Purlins

Rafter Stay type RNA


Only one restraint may prove acceptable subject to loading
475

475

Rafter Stay
RNA

For product dimensions refer to page 30.

Rafter Stay type RNB


Only one restraint may prove acceptable subject to loading
475

475

Rafter Stay
RNB

For product dimensions refer to page 30.

19

Construction Details - Purlin System


Flat Roof, Shallow Pitch Purlin Arrangement - 3 or less

Where Anti-sag
Ties not required

For product dimensions refer to page 24.

Flat Roof Purlin Arrangement

Where Anti-sag
Ties are required

For product dimensions refer to page 24 and 29.

Heavy Duty Flat Roof Restraint

20

Roof Purlins

Multilok tie for M145 section

Multilok tie for M175 and M205 sections

For product dimensions refer to page 29.

Tubular Tie

Tubular Tie termination of restraint

Clamp
plate

Fix and complete run of tube struts


For product dimensions refer to page 29.

21

Construction Details - Purlin System


Tiled Roofs
Rod Diagonal for Tiled Roof

130
Note: 18mm diameter holes
required in rafter flange
40

80

12mm
Rod Diagonal

80

80

For product dimensions refer to page 31.


For system layout see page 14.

Tiled Roof System Layout


Tiled Roof - Restraints at 1/3 points

Tiled Roof - Restraints at 1/4 points

Angle struts SW
Angle struts
SW

Rod
diagonal

Angle struts
SW

Rod
diagonal

Angle struts
SX
Angle struts
SW

Angle struts
SX

Angle struts
SX

30 min
30 min
Angle struts SX
Angle struts SY

1 set of diagonals required per 6m length of roof slope.

For product dimensions refer to page 31.

22

1 set of diagonals required per 6m length of roof slope.

Roof Purlins

Diagonal Tie Wire - Roof

Wire

Diagonal Tie Wire Assembly

For product dimensions refer to page 31.

Apex Restraint
Screwed rod apex ties are used in conjunction with both
Multilok and Tubular ties.

M12 Screwed
Rod

For product dimensions refer to page 29.

23

Product Dimensions and References


Multibeam Purlins
Table 1:6 Multibeam Purlin Product Dimensions and References
References

Weight
Kg/m

2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49

145
145
145
145
145
145
145
145
175
175
175
175
175
175
175
175
175
205
205
205
205
205
205
205
205
205
205
205

M145065120
M145065130
M145065140
M145065150
M145065160
M145065180
M145065200
M145065220
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270

Dims (mm)
B
C

Gauge
(mm)

65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65

20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20

1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.20
1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.70
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
2.70

8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
38
38
38
38
38
38
38
38
38
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68

References

Weight
Kg/m

M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M300090150
M300090160
M300090180
M300090200
M300090250
M300090270
M350090150
M350090160
M350090180
M350090200
M350090250
M350090270

3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
5.86
6.27
7.05
7.86
9.82
10.64
6.43
6.87
7.72
8.62
10.77
11.66

235
235
235
235
235
235
235
235
235
235
265
265
265
265
265
265
265
265
300
300
300
300
300
300
350
350
350
350
350
350

Dims (mm)
B
C

Gauge
(mm)

65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90

20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40

1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.70
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
2.70
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
2.70
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.50
2.70
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.50
2.70

98
98
98
98
98
98
98
98
98
98
128
128
128
128
128
128
128
128
94
94
94
94
94
94
144
144
144
144
144
144

Reference Key
M
Multibeam
Section

M145
65 Flange

145

065

Section Flange
Depth

M175
65 Flange

M350
90 Flange

120
1.2mm gauge

M205
65 Flange

M235
65 Flange

M265
65 Flange

M300
90 Flange

20

30

Dim A

Dim C

Dim D
Lip size
nominal
15mm

32
Dim B

24

Gauges

Gauges

Gauges

Gauges

Gauges

Gauges

Gauges

1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.2
-

1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.2
2.5
-

1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.7
1.8
2.0
2.2
2.5
2.7

1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.7
1.8
2.0
2.2
2.5
2.7

1.4
1.5
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.2
2.5
2.7

1.5
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.5
2.7

1.5
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.5
2.7

Roof Purlins

Mult
icleat
s
provid
e
t
he
most
econo
m
ical
solut
ion f
o
r
stool
ed of
f
purli
ns.

Multicleats
All multicleat holes shown are 14mm diameter.
17
105
30
30
30
30
26

Single
MS145

MS175

MS205

MS235

MS265
17
105

30
30
30
30
26

Double
MD145

MD175

MD205

MD265

MD235

MD300

MD350

Table 1:7 Multicleat References


Cleat Type
Sheeting Line
(mm)

Multibeam Section
Depths (mm)

Double

Single

Double

Single

145
up to 175
up to 205
up to 235
up to 265
300
350

MD 145
MD 175
MD 205
MD 235
MD 265
MD 300
MD 350

MS145
MS 175
MS 205
MS 235
MS 265
MS 300
MS 350

MD 145BB
MD 175BB
MD 205BB
MD 235BB
MD 265BB
MD 300BB
MD 350BB

MS 145BB
MS 175BB
MS 205BB
MS 235BB
MS 265BB
MS 300BB
MS 350BB

151
181
211
241
271
306
356

Weld-On

Bolt-On

*All Cleats are supplied in unpainted steel as standard. Painted or galvanised finishes are available if required.
Please note, for galvanised finish there is an extended lead time, please contact our Sales Department for more information.

Standard Single Cleat

Standard Double Cleat

Table 1:8 Multicleat Options


Options

150

Bolt-on Black
Bolt-on Painted
Bolt-on Galvanised

17

Stiffened
Extended
105

Suffix
BB
BE
BG
S
X

Example
MD175BB
MD175BE
MD175BG
MD265BS
MD265X300
(ie; 300mm from
rafter face)

300/350 deep are supplied stiffened, see page 27 for details.

30
30

4 No. 14mm
diameter
fixing holes

26
100

35
35

25

Product Dimensions and References


Bolt-on Purlin Multicleats

Bolt-On
Single Cleat

All Multicleats are available as bolt-on.


See table 1:8 on page 25.

Bolt-On
Double Cleat

Table 1:9 Base plate thicknesses


Multicleat
Depth

Multicleat Base Plate


Thickness (mm)

145
175
205
235
265
300
350

6
6
8
8
8
8
8

Cleat

Table 1:10 Base plate holes cross centres


Base Plate Holes Cross Centres*

Dim H (mm)

50
60
70 (standard)
80
90
100

55
55
50
50
50
50

Base Plate
See table 1.9 for thickness

Bolt-On Single Cleat

Bolt-On Double Cleat


3
35
100

100

allow
leats
es
Multic
ion siz
g sect
n
i
r
e
y
f
f
di
n an
used o
to be
hile
ion, w
elevat
tant
a cons
g
n
i
n
i
a
e.
maint
ng lin
sheeti

Dim H

100

Optional plate
for bolt-on cleat

Cross
Centres*

All holes are 18 diameter


NOTE: All dimensions are in mm unless otherwise stated
Standard Single Cleat

Standard Double Cleat


150
100

17

105

30
30
26
35

26

14mm diameter
fixing holes

Roof Purlins

Stiffened Purlin Multicleats


All Multicleats are available with stiffeners where required,
eg. tiled roof applications. Add stiffened to Multicleat reference
when ordering.

Extended Purlin Cleats


Extended cleats can be manufactured to meet your specific
requirements. These are manufactured to order and will be at an
additional cost.
NB: Add extended to cleat reference when ordering.
Extended double cleats over 270mm long are supplied complete
with stiffeners. These are not available with single cleats.

Multicleat Arrangement
Multicleats allow differing section sizes to be used on any
elevation, while maintaining a constant sheeting line.
Stiffener plate

Stiffener plate
3

Diagram A
shows a 265
deep section
fixed to a
MD265 cleat.

450
Max

Diagram B
shows a 205
deep section
fixed to a
MD265 cleat.

200

200

35

70

70

Extended

27

Product Dimensions and References


25

100

325

Purlin Sleeves

Symmetrical about
CL
50

Used to provide continuity at a purlin joint


normally at a single span to a double, or a
single to a single span, or at all joints in
heavy end bay layout.
Please specify sleeve reference as below.

Holes

Varies
with
Purlin
Depth

500

12

69/94

Overall Length 1000

For application details see page 9. For construction details see page 17.
Table 1:11
Multibeam Sleeve Product References
Multibeam
Part Reference

Sleeve
Part Reference

M145065120
M145065130
M145065140
M145065150
M145065160
M145065180
M145065200
M145065220

Nominal Sleeve
Gauge (mm)

S145065A

1.6

S145065B

2.0

3.0

S145065C

M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250

1.6

S175065A

S175065B

2.0

S175065C

M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270

3.0

S205065A

1.6

S205065B

2.0

S205065C

3.0

Sleeve Reference Key


S

Multibeam
Sleeve

28

145

065

Section
Depth

Flange

A/B/C

Sleeve Gauge
A=1.6mm
B=2.0mm
C=3.0mm

All holes are 14mm Dia unless noted.

Multibeam
Part Reference

Sleeve
Part Reference

Nominal Sleeve
Gauge (mm)

S235065A

1.6

S235065B

2.0

S235065C

3.0

S265065A

1.6

S265065B

2.0

S265065C

3.0

M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270

M300090150
M300090160
M300090180
M300090200
M300090250
M300090270
M350090150
M350090160
M350090180
M350090200
M350090250
M350090270

S300090A

1.6

S300090B

2.0

S300090C

3.0

S350090A

1.6

S350090B

2.0

S350090C

3.0

OLVED
EAM EV
B
I
T
L
MU

Wider range of sleeves for


a more economic solution

a
Roof Purlins

Tube Strut TSA

Maximum length 2.5m

a
a

Used to restrain purlins (exc. M145).

30

Part Reference

TSA0000
where 0000 = Purlin Centres
M12 Thread
eg; TSA1000 (Purlin Centres = 1000mm)
Minimum length 150mm
For design details see page 11. For construction details see page 21.

Tube Strut TS14

35

30

Purlin Centres minus 2mm

Maximum length 2.5m

20

Used to restrain M145 purlins


Part Reference

TS140000
where 0000 = Purlin Centres
eg; TS141000 (Purlin Centres = 1000mm)
30
Minimum length 150mm
For design details see page 11. For construction details see page 21.

35

30

Purlin Centres minus 22mm

20

Clamp Plates

40x50x3mm plate

Used to fix and complete a run of tube struts, CA145 used with M145 purlins
Part Reference

30

CA145
CA
For construction details see page 21.

CA 145

CA

(Used for M145 sections only)

(for all sizes except M145)

Purlin Centres (maximum length 2m)

Multilok Ties

33

Used to restrain purlins


Part Reference

26

TM0000
16
where 0000 = Purlin Centres
3
eg; TM1600 (Purlin Centres = 1600mm)
For design details see page 11. For construction details see page 21.

Apex Ties

Used to tie the apex purlins together on duo pitch roofs

Varies

140

140

Part Reference

AT0000/XX
where 0000 = length between bends and XX
is roof slope eg; AT0250/15
eg. Ridge to purlin 250mm, Roof Slope 15

25

25

Max. length 800mm

For construction details see page 23.

M12 Thread

Heavy Duty Flat Roof Restraint SWF


Angle strut used to restrain the larger sections on flat
roof applications
Part Reference

SWF0000
where 0000 = overall length eg; SWF1500
(overall length = 1500mm)
Purlin section size must be specified
For construction details see page 20.

33

33

18

18

Varies
with
purlin/rail
55 depth

Purlin/rail
depth
-4mm

60

Varies
with
purlin/rail
depth 55

80

80

Purlin/rail
depth
-4mm

60

All holes 14mm U.N.O.

29

a
aa

Product Dimensions and References

aaa
Tiled Roof Struts/Angle Struts
Angle strut used to restrain the larger sections
on longer spans and as the primary restraint
member for the support of tiled roofs

33

60

30

Part Reference

SW0000
where 0000 = Purlin Centres
eg; SW1500 (Purlin Centres = 1500mm)

55 CL

25x14

18

Purlin/rail
depth
-4mm

End cleat rotated


about 90

Varies with
purlin/rail
depth

80

Purlin section size must be specified.


For design details see page 14. For construction details see page 22.

80

55

Tiled Roof Struts/Angle Struts

Angle strut used to terminate a run of SW struts


at mid span and provide the attachment of the
screwed rod diagonal

80

220

CL

80

Part Reference

18

SX0000
where 0000 = Purlin Centres
eg; SX1500 (Purlin Centres = 1500mm) 60

77

Purlin/rail
depth
-4mm
Varies with
purlin/rail
depth

80

33

Purlin section size must be specified.


For design details see page 14. For construction details see page 22.

55

Tiled Roof Struts/Angle Struts

18

Angle strut used to terminate a run of SW


struts at the 1/4 point position
Part Reference

SY0000
where 0000 = Purlin Centres
eg; SY1500 (Purlin Centres = 1500mm)

Purlin section size must be specified.

80

Rafter Restraint RNA

CL

End cleat rotated


about 90
60

25x14

For design details see page 14.


For construction details see page 22.

60
33

80

30

80

220

90

60

SWBP1

Only applied to SY
strut when used at
base of roof

80

55 CL

14

60

33

80

Channel stay to provide compression and tension restraint


from the purlin to the inner flange of the main frame
Part Reference

RNA0000
where 0000 = Length between
Hole Centres
eg; RNA1000 (Hole Centres = 1000mm)

For construction details see page 19.

Rafter Restraint RNB

2.4

Maximum length 2m

25

38

RNB0000
where 0000 = Length between
Hole Centres
eg; RNB1000 (Hole Centres = 1000mm)
For construction details see page 19.

30

Mainframe Hole
18 dia.

Purlin Hole
14 dia.

38

Angle stay to provide compression and tension restraint


from the purlin to the inner flange of the main frame
2.0
suitable for smaller main frame sections
Part Reference

25

Maximum length 2m

25

25

45

45

Purlin Hole
14 dia.

Mainframe Hole
18 dia.

Roof Purlins

a
a

aa
Diagonal Tie Wire

Used on some long purlin slopes to


support the self weight of the cladding
and transfer it to the rafters
Part Reference

If using
single
cleats,
increase
Dim Y by
50mm

Dim X
purlin crs

DB
Single

DA
Double

DB
DA

Please state your dimension X and Y

Dim Y
state your dimension X and Y

For design details see page 15. For construction details see page 23.

20

Multibracket

Multibrackets are used to make connections


between Multichannels and Multibeam

30

30

28

Part Reference

MB1A (Left hand) as shown


MB1B (Right hand)

18

43

Material 3.0mm galvanised steel.


All holes 14 diameter.

65

38
130

18

18

20

40

18

For design details see pages 68-69. For construction details see page 74.

130

Note: Multibrackets are not suitable for connecting sections to a 90mm flange.

70

Cleader Angles

70

30

Cleader angles are used to provide a


cladding attachment at the ends of the
purlin overhang.
Part Reference

Part Reference

AC
AR

C135V270

Standard 4m lengths.
Supplied in standard
finish galvanised steel.
Plain lengths (i.e. no
holes).

45

70

70

45

Supplied in standard
finish galvanised steel.

AR

For construction details see page 18.

2.7

30

The diagonal used with the purlins


supporting tiled roofs to transfer the down
slope load to the main frame

60

TRSP0000
where 0000 = Length between
Hole Centres
eg; TRSP1000
(Hole Centres = 1000mm)

For design details see page 14.


For construction details see page 22.

C135V270

2.0

Max. length 4m
D Varies

Rod Diagonals

Part Reference

AC

2.7

Custom made
Max length 8m
Please specify hole
position along the
length.
Hole = 18mm diameter.

25

30

55

Holes are 18mm Diameter U.N.O.


Cleat finish 1 coat Zinc rich paint

80

14

60

14

M12 Thread

30

30

31

Multibeam Purlins - Section Properties


Table 1:12 Multibeam section properties
Section
M145065120
M145065130
M145065140
M145065150
M145065160
M145065180
M145065200
M145065220
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M300090150
M300090160
M300090180
M300090200
M300090250
M300090270
M350090150
M350090160
M350090180
M350090200
M350090250
M350090270

Thickness
mm

Area
cm2

Weight
kg/m

Ixx
cm4

Gross Zxx
cm3

Iyy
cm4

Zyy
cm3

Rxx
cm

Ryy
cm

1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.20
1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.70
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
2.70
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.70
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
2.70
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
2.70
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.50
2.70
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.50
2.70

3.68
3.99
4.30
4.60
4.91
5.51
6.11
6.71
4.03
4.37
4.71
5.04
5.38
6.04
6.70
7.36
8.33
4.38
4.75
5.11
5.48
5.84
6.21
6.57
7.29
8.00
9.06
9.76
5.12
5.52
5.92
6.31
6.70
7.10
7.88
8.65
9.80
10.56
5.93
6.36
6.78
7.63
8.47
9.30
10.54
11.36
7.75
8.27
9.31
10.34
12.89
13.91
8.48
9.05
10.19
11.32
14.12
15.24

2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
5.86
6.27
7.05
7.86
9.82
10.64
6.43
6.87
7.72
8.62
10.77
11.66

121.15
131.11
140.99
150.77
160.48
179.69
198.62
217.21
187.92
203.42
218.82
234.07
249.21
279.21
308.79
337.89
380.74
272.82
295.39
317.82
340.05
362.13
384.50
405.91
449.12
491.68
554.41
595.41
408.72
439.84
470.70
501.35
531.67
562.18
622.25
681.48
768.88
826.07
586.70
627.97
668.97
750.38
830.83
910.21
1027.46
1104.27
1017.30
1084.30
1217.51
1349.43
1673.13
1800.32
1470.17
1567.25
1760.37
1951.76
2422.01
2607.02

16.72
18.09
19.45
20.80
22.14
24.79
27.40
29.97
21.48
23.25
25.01
26.76
28.49
31.92
35.30
38.62
43.52
26.62
28.83
31.01
33.18
35.34
37.52
39.61
43.82
47.98
54.10
58.10
34.79
37.44
40.07
42.68
45.26
47.85
52.97
58.01
65.45
70.32
44.29
47.40
50.50
56.64
62.71
68.71
77.56
83.36
67.83
72.30
81.18
89.97
111.56
120.04
84.02
89.57
100.61
111.54
138.42
148.99

19.24
20.74
22.21
23.66
25.08
27.86
30.54
33.12
19.28
20.79
22.26
23.71
25.13
27.91
30.60
33.18
36.89
19.32
20.83
22.30
23.75
25.18
26.63
27.96
30.64
33.23
36.94
39.29
20.86
22.34
23.79
25.21
26.59
28.00
30.69
33.27
36.98
39.33
22.37
23.82
25.25
28.04
30.72
33.31
37.01
39.36
54.24
57.60
64.22
70.67
86.07
91.94
54.45
57.83
64.50
70.99
86.50
92.42

4.56
4.91
5.26
5.60
5.94
6.60
7.23
7.84
4.53
4.89
5.23
5.57
5.91
6.56
7.19
7.80
8.68
4.51
4.86
5.21
5.55
5.88
6.22
6.54
7.17
7.77
8.64
9.20
4.85
5.19
5.53
5.86
6.18
6.51
7.14
7.75
8.62
9.17
5.17
5.51
5.84
6.49
7.12
7.72
8.59
9.14
9.60
10.20
11.37
12.52
15.27
16.32
9.72
10.33
11.52
12.69
15.49
16.57

5.74
5.73
5.73
5.72
5.72
5.71
5.70
5.69
6.83
6.82
6.82
6.81
6.81
6.80
6.79
6.78
6.76
7.89
7.89
7.88
7.88
7.87
7.87
7.86
7.85
7.84
7.82
7.81
8.93
8.92
8.92
8.91
8.91
8.90
8.89
8.88
8.86
8.84
9.95
9.94
9.93
9.92
9.91
9.89
9.87
9.86
11.45
11.45
11.44
11.42
11.39
11.38
13.16
13.16
13.14
13.13
13.09
13.08

2.29
2.28
2.27
2.27
2.26
2.25
2.24
2.22
2.19
2.18
2.17
2.17
2.16
2.15
2.14
2.12
2.10
2.10
2.09
2.09
2.08
2.08
2.07
2.06
2.05
2.04
2.02
2.01
2.02
2.01
2.01
2.00
1.99
1.99
1.97
1.96
1.94
1.93
1.94
1.94
1.93
1.92
1.91
1.89
1.87
1.86
2.64
2.64
2.63
2.61
2.58
2.57
2.53
2.53
2.52
2.50
2.47
2.46

Cleader Angle section properties


Section

Mass
Kg/m

Area
cm2

lxx/lyy
cm2

lvv
cm2

Iuu
cm4

Zxx/Zyy
cm3

Zvv
cm2

Zuu
cm3

Rxx/Ryy
cm

Rvv
cm

Ruu
cm

AR (70x70)
AC (45x45)

3.02
1.33

3.84
1.70

18.83
3.44

7.53
1.38

30.13
5.90

3.56
1.02

2.94
0.84

6.04
1.80

2.21
1.42

1.40
0.88

2.80
1.81

32

Multibeam Purlins - Load Tables


Purlin Ultimate Loads
The load tables show the ultimate load for double span sections
in terms of a UDL per span.
Section self weight has not been subtracted in the loads shown.
Loadings have also been tabulated that will produce the noted
deflection ratio. Loads shown assume lateral restraint to the top
flange of the section and that the beams are fixed exactly as
indicated in the Multibeam Handbook.

Loading
Dead load

Imposed load

1.6

Interpolation of the ultimate loads shown is permissible on a


linear basis. Use grade 8.8 bolts for M265, M300 and M350.

Imposed load acting with wind load

1.2

Wind load

1.4

For Rafter and Stanchion Stays please refer to page 127.

Wind load acting with wind and imposed load

1.2

Forces due to temperature effects

1.2

Roof Purlins

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Load Factor
1.4

Dead load restraining uplift or overturning

1.0

Dead load acting with wind and imposed loads combined 1.2

Table 1:13 Double span and single span sleeved

Span
(m)
4.5

5.0

Section
M145065120
M145065130
M145065140
M145065150
M145065160
M145065180
M145065200
M145065220
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M145065120
M145065130
M145065140
M145065150
M145065160
M145065180
M145065200

Weight
kg/m

Ultimate
UDL
Gravity
kN

Ultimate
UDL
Suction
kN

Load
to Produce
Deflection
L/180 kN

2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63

11.95
14.04
16.21
18.40
20.61
24.96
29.10
33.02
14.66
17.29
19.98
22.45
24.52
29.74
34.07
38.74
45.42
16.44
19.44
22.53
25.67
28.82
31.97
33.90
39.16
44.66
52.52
57.57
22.89
26.61
30.38
34.07
37.23
40.75
46.89
53.69
63.30
10.94
12.82
14.78
16.76
18.75
22.67
26.39

9.33
11.23
12.96
14.72
16.49
19.97
23.28
26.42
11.73
13.83
15.99
17.96
19.61
23.34
27.25
31.00
36.34
13.02
14.98
17.40
19.89
22.40
24.55
26.47
30.69
35.08
41.37
45.42
17.58
20.35
23.35
26.73
28.82
31.47
36.54
44.28
52.41
8.75
10.26
11.82
13.41
15.00
18.13
21.12

13.64
14.67
15.69
16.70
18.70
20.67
22.60
29.05
32.13
35.16
39.62
10.21
11.05
11.88
12.71
13.53
15.14
16.74

Span
(m)

5.5

Section
M145065220
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M145065120
M145065130
M145065140
M145065150
M145065160
M145065180
M145065200
M145065220
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160

Weight
kg/m

Ultimate
UDL
Gravity
kN

Ultimate
UDL
Suction
kN

Load
to Produce
Deflection
L/180 kN

5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05

29.93
13.48
15.85
18.28
20.50
22.36
27.07
30.96
35.16
41.17
15.19
17.90
20.69
23.51
26.35
29.19
30.92
35.65
40.60
47.67
52.21
21.17
24.53
27.93
31.25
34.09
37.26
42.78
48.89
57.54
63.13
10.08
11.79
13.58
15.38
17.19
20.76
24.15
27.36
12.47
14.62
16.84
18.86
20.55

23.94
10.79
12.68
14.63
16.40
17.89
21.66
24.76
28.13
32.94
12.15
14.32
16.55
18.81
21.08
23.02
24.74
28.52
32.48
38.13
41.76
16.94
19.62
22.34
25.00
27.27
29.65
34.20
41.25
48.54
53.26
8.06
9.44
10.86
12.30
13.75
16.60
19.32
21.89
9.97
11.70
13.47
15.09
16.44

18.31
19.73
21.00
23.53
26.02
28.48
32.09
46.72
50.18
8.44
9.13
9.82
10.50
11.18
12.52
13.83
15.13
14.17
15.24
16.30
17.36

- indicates the load to produce a deflection of


span/180 exceeds ultimate UDL capacity

33

Multibeam Purlins - Load Tables


Table 1:13 Double span and single span sleeved (Cont.)

Span
(m)

6.0

Section
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M145065120
M145065130
M145065140
M145065150
M145065160
M145065180
M145065200
M145065220
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250

Weight
kg/m

Ultimate
UDL
Gravity
kN

Ultimate
UDL
Suction
kN

Load
to Produce
Deflection
L/180 kN

4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91

24.83
28.36
32.19
37.65
14.10
16.57
19.11
21.68
24.27
26.85
28.42
32.71
37.21
43.63
47.76
19.67
22.72
25.82
28.85
31.42
34.30
39.31
44.87
52.72
57.80
25.63
30.24
32.74
39.93
46.30
52.50
63.76
69.99
9.34
10.92
12.55
14.21
15.87
19.14
22.25
25.19
11.59
13.57
15.60
17.46
19.00
22.93
26.16
29.67
34.67
13.14
15.41
17.74
20.11
22.48
24.85
26.28
30.22
34.34
40.22

19.87
22.69
25.75
30.12
11.28
13.25
15.29
17.35
19.41
21.17
22.73
26.17
29.77
34.90
38.20
15.73
18.18
20.66
23.08
25.14
27.44
31.43
37.86
44.48
48.77
20.49
23.32
24.86
29.51
35.06
41.61
49.32
54.32
7.47
8.73
10.04
11.37
12.70
15.31
17.80
20.15
9.27
10.85
12.48
13.97
15.20
18.35
20.93
23.74
27.74
10.52
12.33
14.20
16.09
17.99
19.59
21.02
24.17
27.47
32.17

19.45
21.51
23.53
26.52
26.78
28.27
31.28
34.25
38.62
41.47
57.54
7.09
7.67
8.25
8.82
9.39
10.52
11.62
12.71
11.00
11.91
12.81
13.70
14.59
16.34
18.07
19.78
22.28
19.90
21.19
22.50
23.76
26.29
28.78
32.45

Span
(m)

6.5

Section
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M300090150
M300090160
M300090180

Weight
kg/m

Ultimate
UDL
Gravity
kN

Ultimate
UDL
Suction
kN

Load
to Produce
Deflection
L/180 kN

7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
5.86
6.27
7.05

44.00
18.35
21.15
24.00
26.77
29.13
31.77
36.36
41.46
48.65
53.30
23.92
28.17
30.45
37.04
42.88
48.56
58.89
64.59
10.82
12.65
14.53
16.25
17.67
21.30
24.28
27.52
32.14
12.30
14.40
16.56
18.74
20.94
23.13
24.44
28.07
31.88
37.30
40.79
17.18
19.78
22.40
24.89
27.14
29.58
33.81
38.52
45.16
49.45
22.41
26.34
28.44
34.53
39.92
45.16
54.70
59.96
27.41
31.68
41.69

35.20
14.67
16.92
19.20
21.42
23.30
25.42
29.07
34.97
41.04
44.97
19.12
22.29
23.74
28.00
33.11
39.15
46.22
50.80
8.66
10.12
11.63
13.00
14.13
17.04
19.43
22.02
25.71
9.84
11.52
13.25
14.99
16.75
18.23
19.55
22.46
25.50
29.84
32.63
13.74
15.82
17.93
19.98
21.71
23.67
27.04
32.50
38.10
41.72
17.91
20.85
22.65
26.59
31.32
36.72
43.12
47.27
20.99
24.38
31.45

34.85
39.88
45.00
48.35
9.37
10.14
10.91
11.67
12.43
13.92
15.40
16.85
18.99
15.85
16.96
18.06
19.17
20.24
22.40
24.52
27.65
29.69
26.51
28.04
31.03
33.98
38.34
41.20
51.24
55.07
-

- indicates the load to produce a deflection of


span/180 exceeds ultimate UDL capacity

34

Roof Purlins
Span
(m)

7.0

7.5

Section

Weight
kg/m

Ultimate
UDL
Gravity
kN

M300090200
M300090250
M300090270
M350090150
M350090160
M350090180
M350090200
M350090250
M350090270
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M300090150
M300090160
M300090180
M300090200
M300090250
M300090270
M350090150
M350090160
M350090180
M350090200
M350090250
M350090270
M175065120

7.86
9.82
10.64
6.43
6.87
7.72
8.62
10.77
11.66
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
5.86
6.27
7.05
7.86
9.82
10.64
6.43
6.87
7.72
8.62
10.77
11.66
3.02

49.40
71.53
80.43
33.70
39.19
50.59
60.16
81.46
90.78
10.15
11.85
13.60
15.19
16.51
19.88
22.65
25.66
29.94
11.56
13.51
15.52
17.55
19.59
21.62
22.84
26.21
29.74
34.78
38.02
16.15
18.56
21.01
23.11
25.41
27.67
31.60
35.97
42.13
46.11
21.07
24.74
26.68
32.34
37.34
42.20
51.07
55.95
26.05
30.02
39.35
46.50
67.06
75.33
32.22
37.33
47.93
56.80
76.52
85.17
9.47

Ultimate
UDL
Suction
kN

Load
to Produce
Deflection
L/180 kN

37.25
57.47
55.40
24.97
28.94
36.98
44.00
60.90
68.44
8.12
9.48
10.88
12.15
13.21
15.91
18.12
20.53
23.95
9.25
10.81
12.41
14.04
15.67
17.05
18.27
20.97
23.79
27.82
30.41
12.92
14.85
16.81
18.71
20.32
22.14
25.27
30.34
35.54
38.90
16.84
19.58
21.32
25.27
29.69
34.31
40.26
44.11
20.84
24.02
30.65
36.04
54.98
52.84
24.65
28.55
36.66
43.13
58.75
65.76
7.64

8.08
8.75
9.41
10.07
10.72
12.01
13.28
14.53
16.37
12.70
13.67
14.62
15.57
16.53
17.45
19.31
21.14
23.84
25.60
20.24
21.56
22.86
24.17
26.76
29.30
33.06
35.52
32.27
35.73
39.14
44.18
47.48
7.04

Span
(m)

8.0

Section

Weight
kg/m

Ultimate
UDL
Gravity
kN

M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M300090150
M300090160
M300090180
M300090200
M300090250
M300090270
M350090150
M350090160
M350090180
M350090200
M350090250
M350090270
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180

3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
5.86
6.27
7.05
7.86
9.82
10.64
6.43
6.87
7.72
8.62
10.77
11.66
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96

11.06
12.69
14.18
15.41
18.56
21.14
23.94
27.95
10.90
12.72
14.60
16.49
18.40
20.30
21.43
24.58
27.87
32.58
35.60
15.23
17.48
19.77
21.57
23.87
25.93
29.65
33.73
39.48
43.20
19.87
23.31
25.11
30.40
35.07
39.60
47.88
52.44
24.79
28.50
37.24
43.91
63.11
70.83
30.82
35.59
45.50
53.76
72.13
80.20
10.31
12.02
13.78
15.56
17.34
19.13
20.19

Ultimate
UDL
Suction
kN

Load
to Produce
Deflection
L/180 kN

8.91
10.22
11.41
12.39
14.91
16.98
19.22
22.42
8.72
10.18
11.68
13.20
14.72
16.00
17.14
19.66
22.30
26.06
28.47
12.18
13.99
15.82
17.60
19.10
20.79
23.71
28.46
33.31
36.44
15.88
18.45
20.07
24.06
27.88
32.20
37.75
41.34
19.83
22.80
29.01
34.03
51.74
50.44
23.57
27.22
34.80
40.83
56.61
63.15
8.25
9.61
11.02
12.45
13.88
15.08
16.15

7.62
8.20
8.77
9.34
10.46
11.57
12.66
14.26
10.22
11.06
11.91
12.74
13.56
14.40
15.20
16.82
18.42
20.77
22.30
16.48
17.63
18.78
19.92
21.06
23.31
25.53
28.80
30.94
25.06
28.11
31.12
34.09
38.49
41.36
62.67
67.43
8.98
9.73
10.46
11.20
11.92
12.66
13.36

- indicates the load to produce a deflection of


span/180 exceeds ultimate UDL capacity

35

Multibeam Purlins - Load Tables


Table 1:13 Double span and single span sleeved (Cont.)

Span
(m)

8.5

36

Section

Weight
kg/m

Ultimate
UDL
Gravity
kN

M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M300090150
M300090160
M300090180
M300090200
M300090250
M300090270
M350090150
M350090160
M350090180
M350090200
M350090250
M350090270
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200

5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
5.86
6.27
7.05
7.86
9.82
10.64
6.43
6.87
7.72
8.62
10.77
11.66
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43

23.14
26.23
30.63
33.47
14.41
16.52
18.66
20.22
22.52
24.31
27.93
31.75
37.14
40.63
18.80
22.03
23.72
28.68
33.05
37.31
45.07
49.34
23.63
27.12
35.33
41.58
59.59
66.83
29.50
33.98
43.29
51.02
68.21
75.76
9.77
11.39
13.04
14.72
16.40
18.08
19.08
21.85
24.76
28.91
31.57
13.66
15.66
17.68
19.03
21.30
22.88
26.40
29.99
35.07
38.34
17.84
20.88
22.47
27.14
31.26

Ultimate
UDL
Suction
kN

Load
to Produce
Deflection
L/180 kN

18.51
20.98
24.50
26.77
11.52
13.22
14.93
16.60
18.01
19.60
22.33
26.79
31.33
34.27
15.03
17.44
18.96
22.95
26.28
30.33
35.53
38.90
18.91
21.69
27.52
32.23
48.85
48.21
22.56
25.98
33.11
38.74
54.52
60.66
7.82
9.11
10.43
11.78
13.12
14.26
15.26
17.48
19.81
23.12
25.26
10.93
12.53
14.14
15.72
17.04
18.54
21.11
25.31
29.58
32.35
14.26
16.53
17.96
21.89
24.85

14.79
16.19
18.25
19.60
13.46
14.48
15.50
16.51
17.50
18.51
20.49
22.44
25.31
27.20
20.67
22.02
24.70
27.35
29.97
33.83
36.35
55.08
59.27
7.96
8.61
9.27
9.92
10.56
11.21
11.84
13.10
14.34
16.17
17.36
11.92
12.83
13.73
14.62
15.50
16.39
18.15
19.87
22.42
24.09
17.11
18.31
19.51
21.88
24.23

Span
(m)

9.0

Section

Weight
kg/m

Ultimate
UDL
Gravity
kN

M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M300090150
M300090160
M300090180
M300090200
M300090250
M300090270
M350090150
M350090160
M350090180
M350090200
M350090250
M350090270
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M300090150
M300090160
M300090180
M300090200
M300090250
M300090270
M350090150
M350090160
M350090180
M350090200
M350090250
M350090270

7.03
8.03
8.70
5.86
6.27
7.05
7.86
9.82
10.64
6.43
6.87
7.72
8.62
10.77
11.66
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
5.86
6.27
7.05
7.86
9.82
10.64
6.43
6.87
7.72
8.62
10.77
11.66

35.26
42.57
46.59
22.56
25.85
33.60
39.48
56.43
63.25
28.26
32.48
41.25
48.52
64.67
71.78
9.29
10.82
12.38
13.97
15.56
17.15
18.08
20.70
23.45
27.37
29.88
12.99
14.88
16.79
17.98
20.21
21.61
25.02
28.42
33.21
36.30
16.97
19.85
21.34
25.76
29.64
33.42
40.33
44.12
21.58
24.69
32.02
37.57
53.59
60.03
27.10
31.10
39.39
46.25
61.48
68.20

Ultimate
UDL
Suction
kN

Load
to Produce
Deflection
L/180 kN

28.66
33.56
36.73
18.05
20.68
26.17
30.60
46.27
46.14
21.61
24.84
31.55
36.85
52.52
58.30
7.44
8.65
9.91
11.18
12.45
13.52
14.47
16.56
18.76
21.89
23.90
10.39
11.90
13.43
14.92
16.17
17.58
20.01
23.98
28.02
30.63
13.56
15.71
17.06
20.78
23.57
27.17
31.79
34.78
17.26
19.75
24.94
29.12
43.94
44.22
20.73
23.78
30.13
35.13
50.61
56.08

26.54
29.96
32.20
39.35
48.79
52.50
7.10
7.68
8.27
8.85
9.42
10.00
10.56
11.68
12.79
14.42
15.49
10.63
11.44
12.24
13.04
13.83
14.62
16.19
17.73
20.00
21.49
15.26
16.34
17.40
19.52
21.61
23.68
26.73
28.72
31.67
35.10
43.52
46.83
67.81

- indicates the load to produce a deflection of


span/180 exceeds ultimate UDL capacity

Roof Purlins
Span
(m)
9.5

10.0

Section

Weight
kg/m

Ultimate
UDL
Gravity
kN

M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M300090150
M300090160
M300090180
M300090200
M300090250
M300090270
M350090150
M350090160
M350090180
M350090200
M350090250
M350090270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270

3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
5.86
6.27
7.05
7.86
9.82
10.64
6.43
6.87
7.72
8.62
10.77
11.66
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08

12.31
14.10
15.90
17.03
19.14
20.47
23.70
26.92
31.46
34.39
16.07
18.81
20.22
24.41
28.08
31.66
38.21
41.80
20.44
23.39
30.33
35.59
50.77
56.87
26.03
29.81
37.32
43.82
58.25
64.61
11.69
13.39
15.11
16.18
18.19
19.45
22.52
25.58
29.89
32.68

Ultimate
UDL
Suction
kN

Load
to Produce
Deflection
L/180 kN

9.91
11.34
12.79
14.20
15.38
16.72
19.02
22.78
26.61
29.08
12.93
14.97
16.24
19.77
22.41
25.83
30.20
33.04
16.54
18.90
23.82
27.77
41.83
42.44
19.91
22.80
28.82
33.55
48.80
53.98
9.46
10.82
12.20
13.54
14.66
15.94
18.12
21.70
25.33
27.68

9.54
10.27
10.99
11.70
12.41
13.12
14.53
15.91
17.95
19.29
13.70
14.66
15.62
17.52
19.40
21.25
23.99
25.78
28.42
31.50
39.06
42.03
56.54
60.86
8.61
9.27
9.92
10.56
11.20
11.85
13.11
14.36
16.20
17.41

Span
(m)

Section

Weight
kg/m

Ultimate
UDL
Gravity
kN

M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M300090150
M300090160
M300090180
M300090200
M300090250
M300090270
M350090150
M350090160
M350090180
M350090200
M350090250
M350090270

4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
5.86
6.27
7.05
7.86
9.82
10.64
6.43
6.87
7.72
8.62
10.77
11.66

15.27
17.87
19.21
23.19
26.68
30.08
36.30
39.71
19.42
22.22
28.82
33.82
48.23
54.03
25.02
28.62
35.45
41.63
55.34
61.38

Ultimate
UDL
Suction
kN

Load
to Produce
Deflection
L/180 kN

12.35
14.29
15.50
18.85
21.36
24.61
28.77
31.46
15.86
18.11
22.79
26.55
39.91
40.78
19.14
21.89
27.62
32.11
47.09
52.02

12.36
13.23
14.10
15.81
17.51
19.18
21.65
23.27
25.65
28.43
35.25
37.93
41.12
51.03
54.93

- indicates the load to produce a deflection of


span/180 exceeds ultimate UDL capacity

Cleader Angle Wind Loadings (Ultimate)


Maximum horizontal wind loading which can be carried by the
Kingspan 70x70x2.7mm cleader angle.
Span between purlins
(m)

Maximum UDL (wind)


kN

1.0
1.2
1.4
1.6
1.8
2.0

3.78
3.17
2.73
2.38
2.11
1.90

Table 1:14 Tiled Roof Double Span Load Tables (Ultimate)

Multibeam Purlins Tiled Roofs

Span
(m)

Section

The designer should not resolve the loadings into normal and
downslope components as they have been taken into account
when compiling this table. Loads are based on the utilisation of
an anti-sag system comprising angle struts at 1/3 span with
diagonal rod ties at a minimum slope to the purlins of 30 and
stiffened cleats. In order to maintain 30 on larger bays, struts
should be positioned at 1/4 intervals as shown on page 14 in the
Multibeam Handbook.

5.0

One set of diagonal rods are required per 6m length of roof slope.

6.5

The loads are applicable to roof slopes not exceeding 30 and


purlin spacings not exceeding 1.8m.

7.0

M205065150
M205065160
M205065180
M235065160
M205065150
M205065160
M235065160
M235065180
M235065160
M235065180
M235065200
M235065160
M235065180
M235065200
M235065160
M235065180
M235065200

Loads are Ultimate vertical (on slope) and in kN and kN/m .


2

Timber rafters must be securely fixed to the purlins at centres not


exceeding 600mm. Where metal decking is used with tiles consult
our Technical Department.

5.5

6.0

UDL
kN

1.2

Purlin Centres m
1.375 1.5
1.675 1.8

20.85
23.06
24.14
24.14
19.17
21.17
23.04
23.04
21.65
22.00
22.00
20.13
21.02
21.02
18.81
20.10
20.10

3.48
3.84
4.02
4.02
2.90
3.21
3.49
3.49
3.01
3.06
3.06
2.58
2.69
2.69
2.24
2.39
2.39

3.03
3.35
3.51
3.51
2.53
2.80
3.05
3.05
2.62
2.67
2.67
2.25
2.35
2.35
1.95
2.09
2.09

2.78
3.08
3.22
3.22
2.32
2.57
2.79
2.79
2.41
2.44
2.44
2.07
2.16
2.16
1.79
1.91
1.91

2.49
2.75
2.88
2.88
2.08
2.30
2.50
2.50
2.15
2.19
2.19
1.85
1.93
1.93
1.60
1.71
1.71

2.32
2.56
2.68
2.68
1.94
2.14
2.33
2.33
2.00
2.04
2.04
1.72
1.80
1.80
1.49
1.60
1.60

37

Multibeam Purlins - Load Tables


Multibeam Purlins Continuous System
Table 1:15 Double Span
Span
(m)
6.0

6.5

38

Section

Self
Weight
kg/m

Gravity
kN

M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205605120
M205605130
M205605140
M205605150
M205605160
M205605170
M205605180
M205605200
M205605220
M205605250
M205605270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205605120
M205605130
M205605140
M205605150
M205605160
M205605170
M205605180
M205605200
M205605220
M205605250
M205605270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270

3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08

11.93
13.99
16.10
18.15
20.04
24.22
27.94
31.70
37.06
14.08
16.54
19.06
21.62
24.19
26.76
28.82
33.41
37.96
44.48
48.67
19.69
22.73
25.81
28.85
31.69
34.64
40.09
45.66
53.60
58.74
11.10
13.00
14.96
16.84
18.58
22.44
25.86
29.33
34.26
13.14
15.41
17.75
20.10
22.47
24.84
26.74
30.97
35.17
41.16
45.03
18.40
21.20
24.04
26.85
29.46
32.19
37.21
42.34
49.66
54.39

External Bay Uplift kN


Restraint(s)
No
One
Two
11.93
13.99
16.10
18.15
20.04
24.22
27.94
31.70
37.06
14.08
16.54
19.06
21.62
24.19
26.76
28.82
33.41
37.96
44.48
48.67
17.11
19.72
22.31
24.94
27.31
29.83
34.49
41.26
48.37
53.00
11.10
13.00
14.96
16.84
18.58
22.44
25.86
29.33
34.26
13.14
15.41
17.75
20.10
22.47
24.84
26.74
30.95
34.67
39.91
43.24
12.64
14.57
16.50
18.46
20.22
22.10
25.59
30.82
36.21
39.74

11.93
13.99
16.10
18.15
20.04
24.22
27.94
31.70
37.06
14.08
16.54
19.06
21.62
24.19
26.76
28.82
33.41
37.96
44.48
48.67
19.69
22.73
25.81
28.85
31.69
34.64
40.09
45.66
53.60
58.74
11.10
13.00
14.96
16.84
18.58
22.44
25.86
29.33
34.26
13.14
15.41
17.75
20.10
22.47
24.84
26.74
30.97
35.17
41.16
45.03
18.40
21.20
24.04
26.85
29.46
32.19
37.21
42.34
49.66
54.39

11.93
13.99
16.10
18.15
20.04
24.22
27.94
31.70
37.06
14.08
16.54
19.06
21.62
24.19
26.76
28.82
33.41
37.96
44.48
48.67
19.69
22.73
25.81
28.85
31.69
34.64
40.09
45.66
53.60
58.74
11.10
13.00
14.96
16.84
18.58
22.44
25.86
29.33
34.26
13.14
15.41
17.75
20.10
22.47
24.84
26.74
30.97
35.17
41.16
45.03
18.40
21.20
24.04
26.85
29.46
32.19
37.21
42.34
49.66
54.39

Defl Limit
L/180
kN

Gravity
kN

8.69
9.37
10.05
10.71
11.37
12.65
13.89
15.11
16.85
12.57
13.56
14.53
15.49
16.44
17.39
18.29
20.09
21.84
24.36
25.97
18.69
20.03
21.35
22.65
23.93
25.20
27.67
30.09
33.55
35.76
7.40
7.99
8.56
9.13
9.68
10.78
11.84
12.87
14.36
10.71
11.55
12.38
13.20
14.00
14.82
15.58
17.12
18.61
20.76
22.13
15.92
17.07
18.19
19.30
20.39
21.47
23.58
25.64
28.58
30.47

15.64
18.32
21.09
23.75
26.22
31.66
36.51
41.41
48.39
18.10
21.28
24.57
27.89
31.24
34.58
37.27
43.24
49.18
57.67
63.13
24.86
28.80
32.79
36.76
40.44
44.28
51.38
58.64
68.99
75.68
14.70
17.18
19.73
22.19
24.47
29.48
33.96
38.47
44.90
17.08
20.03
23.07
26.14
29.23
32.32
34.79
40.29
45.77
53.59
58.62
23.50
27.14
30.84
34.50
37.90
41.44
47.98
54.67
64.21
70.38

Internal Bay Uplift kN


Restraint(s)
No
One
Two
15.64
18.32
21.09
23.75
26.22
31.66
36.51
41.41
48.39
18.10
21.28
24.57
27.89
31.24
34.58
37.27
43.24
49.18
57.67
63.13
21.61
24.98
28.36
31.78
34.85
38.13
44.21
52.99
62.26
68.29
14.70
17.18
19.73
22.19
24.47
29.48
33.96
38.47
44.90
17.08
20.03
23.07
26.14
29.23
32.32
34.79
40.27
45.13
51.96
56.30
16.16
18.67
21.17
23.72
26.01
28.46
33.00
39.79
46.83
51.43

15.64
18.32
21.09
23.75
26.22
31.66
36.51
41.41
48.39
18.10
21.28
24.57
27.89
31.24
34.58
37.27
43.24
49.18
57.67
63.13
24.86
28.80
32.79
36.76
40.44
44.28
51.38
58.64
68.99
75.68
14.70
17.18
19.73
22.19
24.47
29.48
33.96
38.47
44.90
17.08
20.03
23.07
26.14
29.23
32.32
34.79
40.29
45.77
53.59
58.62
23.50
27.14
30.84
34.50
37.90
41.44
47.98
54.67
64.21
70.38

15.64
18.32
21.09
23.75
26.22
31.66
36.51
41.41
48.39
18.10
21.28
24.57
27.89
31.24
34.58
37.27
43.24
49.18
57.67
63.13
24.86
28.80
32.79
36.76
40.44
44.28
51.38
58.64
68.99
75.68
14.70
17.18
19.73
22.19
24.47
29.48
33.96
38.47
44.90
17.08
20.03
23.07
26.14
29.23
32.32
34.79
40.29
45.77
53.59
58.62
23.50
27.14
30.84
34.50
37.90
41.44
47.98
54.67
64.21
70.38

Defl Limit
L/180
kN
18.11
19.54
20.95
22.33
23.69
26.37
28.96
31.49
35.13
26.20
28.26
30.30
32.30
34.26
36.26
38.13
41.87
45.53
50.78
54.14
38.95
41.76
44.51
47.22
49.89
52.54
57.68
62.72
69.93
74.55
15.43
16.65
17.85
19.03
20.19
22.47
24.68
26.83
29.93
22.33
24.08
25.82
27.52
29.19
30.89
32.49
35.68
38.80
43.27
46.13
33.19
35.59
37.93
40.23
42.51
44.77
49.15
53.44
59.58
63.52

Roof Purlins
Span
(m)
7.0

7.5

Section

Self
Weight
kg/m

Gravity
kN

M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205605120
M205605130
M205605140
M205605150
M205605160
M205605170
M205605180
M205605200
M205605220
M205605250
M205605270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205605120
M205605130
M205605140
M205605150
M205605160
M205605170
M205605180
M205605200
M205605220
M205605250
M205605270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270

3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08

10.37
12.13
13.95
15.69
17.31
20.89
24.06
27.27
31.84
12.31
14.41
16.58
18.77
20.97
23.17
24.93
28.84
32.73
38.29
41.86
17.24
19.85
22.48
25.10
27.52
30.04
34.69
39.45
46.24
50.62
9.72
11.37
13.06
14.69
16.19
19.52
22.48
25.47
29.72
11.57
13.53
15.55
17.59
19.64
21.69
23.33
26.97
30.60
35.78
39.10
16.22
18.65
21.10
23.54
25.79
28.15
32.48
36.92
43.23
47.31

External Bay Uplift kN


Restraint(s)
No
One
Two
8.76
10.21
11.70
13.16
14.49
17.45
20.05
22.72
26.51
10.38
12.10
13.90
15.69
17.51
19.03
20.76
23.48
26.34
30.39
32.96
9.53
10.99
12.45
13.92
15.26
16.68
19.33
23.35
27.50
30.21
6.73
7.85
9.01
10.13
11.17
13.47
15.50
17.58
20.55
7.97
9.29
10.70
12.08
13.49
14.65
15.94
18.04
20.26
23.42
25.43
7.34
8.45
9.57
10.71
11.73
12.83
14.87
17.98
21.20
23.31

10.37
12.13
13.95
15.69
17.31
20.89
24.06
27.27
31.84
12.31
14.41
16.58
18.77
20.97
23.17
24.93
28.84
32.73
38.29
41.86
14.43
16.54
18.73
21.11
22.84
24.93
28.74
34.42
40.31
44.10
9.72
11.37
13.06
14.69
16.19
19.52
22.48
25.47
29.72
11.57
13.53
15.55
17.59
19.64
21.69
23.33
26.97
30.60
35.78
39.10
16.22
18.65
21.10
23.54
25.79
28.15
32.48
36.92
43.23
47.31

10.37
12.13
13.95
15.69
17.31
20.89
24.06
27.27
31.84
12.31
14.41
16.58
18.77
20.97
23.17
24.93
28.84
32.73
38.29
41.86
17.24
19.85
22.48
25.10
27.52
30.04
34.69
39.45
46.24
50.62
9.72
11.37
13.06
14.69
16.19
19.52
22.48
25.47
29.72
11.57
13.53
15.55
17.59
19.64
21.69
23.33
26.97
30.60
35.78
39.10
16.22
18.65
21.10
23.54
25.79
28.15
32.48
36.92
43.23
47.31

Defl Limit
L/180
kN

Gravity
kN

6.38
6.88
7.38
7.87
8.35
9.29
10.21
11.10
12.38
9.23
9.96
10.68
11.38
12.08
12.78
13.44
14.76
16.05
17.90
19.08
13.73
14.72
15.69
16.64
17.58
18.52
20.33
22.10
24.65
26.27
5.56
6.00
6.43
6.86
7.27
8.10
8.89
9.67
10.78
8.04
8.68
9.30
9.91
10.52
11.13
11.70
12.86
13.98
15.59
16.62
11.96
12.82
13.66
14.50
15.32
16.13
17.71
19.26
21.47
22.89

13.85
16.16
18.53
20.81
22.92
27.58
31.72
35.90
41.86
16.16
18.90
21.72
24.58
27.45
30.31
32.61
37.71
42.78
50.03
54.69
22.25
25.64
29.07
32.47
35.63
38.92
44.98
51.19
60.03
65.74
13.08
15.23
17.45
19.58
21.54
25.89
29.75
33.65
39.20
15.31
17.87
20.51
23.18
25.85
28.52
30.66
35.42
40.14
46.89
51.23
21.11
24.28
27.48
30.65
33.59
36.66
42.32
48.10
56.33
61.65

Internal Bay Uplift kN


Restraint(s)
No
One
Two
11.70
13.60
15.55
17.44
19.18
23.04
26.43
29.90
34.85
13.63
15.86
18.22
20.55
22.92
24.89
27.16
30.70
34.43
39.70
43.06
12.31
14.20
16.09
18.02
19.75
21.61
25.06
30.30
35.70
39.24
9.05
10.52
12.03
13.51
14.86
17.87
20.51
23.23
27.11
10.55
12.29
14.11
15.91
17.75
19.27
20.96
23.68
26.57
30.69
33.32
9.55
11.00
12.47
13.94
15.28
16.71
19.37
23.42
27.62
30.38

13.85
16.16
18.53
20.81
22.92
27.58
31.72
35.90
41.86
16.16
18.90
21.72
24.58
27.45
30.31
32.61
37.71
42.78
50.03
54.69
18.63
21.37
24.21
27.32
29.58
32.29
37.26
44.65
52.33
57.28
13.08
15.23
17.45
19.58
21.54
25.89
29.75
33.65
39.20
15.31
17.87
20.51
23.18
25.85
28.52
30.66
35.42
40.14
46.89
51.23
21.11
24.28
27.48
30.65
33.59
36.66
42.32
48.10
56.33
61.65

13.85
16.16
18.53
20.81
22.92
27.58
31.72
35.90
41.86
16.16
18.90
21.72
24.58
27.45
30.31
32.61
37.71
42.78
50.03
54.69
22.25
25.64
29.07
32.47
35.63
38.92
44.98
51.19
60.03
65.74
13.08
15.23
17.45
19.58
21.54
25.89
29.75
33.65
39.20
15.31
17.87
20.51
23.18
25.85
28.52
30.66
35.42
40.14
46.89
51.23
21.11
24.28
27.48
30.65
33.59
36.66
42.32
48.10
56.33
61.65

Defl Limit
L/180
kN
13.31
14.35
15.39
16.41
17.41
19.37
21.28
23.14
25.81
19.25
20.76
22.26
23.73
25.17
26.64
28.01
30.76
33.45
37.31
39.77
28.62
30.68
32.70
34.69
36.65
38.60
42.38
46.08
51.38
54.77
11.59
12.50
13.41
14.29
15.16
16.88
18.54
20.16
22.48
16.77
18.09
19.39
20.67
21.93
23.21
24.40
26.80
29.14
32.50
34.65
24.93
26.73
28.49
30.22
31.93
33.62
36.92
40.14
44.76
47.71

39

Multibeam Purlins - Load Tables


Multibeam Purlins Continuous System
Table 1:15 Double Span (Cont.)
Span
(m)
8.0

8.5

40

Section

Self
Weight
kg/m

Gravity
kN

M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205605120
M205605130
M205605140
M205605150
M205605160
M205605170
M205605180
M205605200
M205605220
M205605250
M205605270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M205605120
M205605130
M205605140
M205605150
M205605160
M205605170
M205605180
M205605200
M205605220
M205605250
M205605270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270

3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70

9.14
10.68
12.27
13.79
15.20
18.32
21.08
23.88
27.86
10.90
12.74
14.62
16.54
18.46
20.38
21.91
25.32
28.71
33.55
36.66
15.29
17.57
19.86
22.15
24.26
26.46
30.52
34.67
40.58
44.39
10.29
12.02
13.80
15.60
17.40
19.20
20.64
23.84
27.03
31.57
34.48
14.45
16.59
18.76
20.90
22.89
24.96
28.76
32.67
38.21
41.79
19.24
22.13
24.28
29.33
33.98
38.48
45.72
50.05

External Bay Uplift kN


Restraint(s)
No
One
Two
-

8.61
9.98
11.38
12.74
14.01
16.75
19.23
21.70
25.24
10.06
11.68
13.34
15.04
16.74
18.18
19.65
22.18
24.90
28.70
31.11
13.95
15.94
17.98
20.58
21.88
24.06
27.38
32.65
38.10
41.63
7.96
9.26
10.59
11.94
13.31
14.46
15.61
17.65
19.82
22.89
24.85
11.05
12.64
14.26
16.38
17.39
19.14
21.81
26.18
30.63
33.52
14.57
16.56
18.37
22.24
25.49
29.53
33.95
37.20

9.14
10.68
12.27
13.79
15.20
18.32
21.08
23.88
27.86
10.90
12.74
14.62
16.54
18.46
20.38
21.91
25.32
28.71
33.55
36.66
15.29
17.57
19.86
22.15
24.26
26.46
30.52
34.67
40.58
44.39
10.29
12.02
13.80
15.60
17.40
19.20
20.64
23.67
26.52
30.54
33.10
14.45
16.59
18.76
20.90
22.89
24.96
28.76
32.67
38.21
41.79
19.24
22.13
24.28
29.33
33.98
38.48
45.57
49.74

Defl Limit
L/180
kN
4.89
5.27
5.65
6.03
6.39
7.12
7.82
8.50
9.48
7.07
7.63
8.18
8.71
9.25
9.78
10.29
11.30
12.29
13.70
14.61
10.51
11.27
12.01
12.74
13.46
14.18
15.56
16.92
18.87
20.11
6.26
6.75
7.24
7.72
8.19
8.68
9.11
10.01
10.88
12.14
12.94
9.31
9.98
10.64
11.29
11.92
12.56
13.79
14.99
16.72
17.82
13.26
14.13
14.99
16.67
18.30
19.90
22.18
23.63

Gravity
kN
12.38
14.39
16.47
18.46
20.30
24.38
27.98
31.64
36.82
14.54
16.94
19.41
21.91
24.42
26.92
28.92
33.37
37.79
44.11
48.17
20.06
23.03
26.03
29.01
31.76
34.63
39.93
45.34
53.04
58.02
13.82
16.08
18.41
20.77
23.12
25.48
27.35
31.54
35.69
41.62
45.43
19.09
21.89
24.72
27.51
30.11
32.81
37.77
42.87
50.10
54.77
25.08
28.85
31.67
38.24
44.32
50.18
59.63
65.27

Internal Bay Uplift kN


Restraint(s)
No
One
Two
-

11.65
13.46
15.29
17.06
18.71
22.30
25.53
28.75
33.37
13.41
15.53
17.71
19.92
22.14
24.02
25.94
29.24
32.77
37.72
40.88
18.31
20.90
23.56
26.96
28.64
31.48
35.82
42.70
49.80
54.42
10.69
12.39
14.14
15.90
17.68
19.18
20.67
23.33
26.17
30.18
32.73
14.60
16.68
18.79
21.56
22.87
25.17
28.64
34.36
40.15
43.92
19.01
21.60
23.95
28.99
33.24
38.51
44.28
48.52

12.38
14.39
16.47
18.46
20.30
24.38
27.98
31.64
36.82
14.54
16.94
19.41
21.91
24.42
26.92
28.92
33.37
37.79
44.11
48.17
20.06
23.03
26.03
29.01
31.76
34.63
39.93
45.34
53.04
58.02
13.82
16.08
18.41
20.77
23.12
25.48
27.35
31.31
35.02
40.26
43.60
19.09
21.89
24.72
27.51
30.11
32.81
37.77
42.87
50.10
54.77
25.08
28.85
31.67
38.24
44.32
50.18
59.43
64.87

Defl Limit
L/180
kN
10.19
10.99
11.78
12.56
13.33
14.83
16.29
17.71
19.76
14.74
15.89
17.04
18.17
19.27
20.39
21.45
23.55
25.61
28.56
30.45
21.91
23.49
25.04
26.56
28.06
29.55
32.45
35.28
39.34
41.93
13.05
14.08
15.10
16.09
17.07
18.06
19.00
20.86
22.69
25.30
26.97
19.41
20.81
22.18
23.53
24.86
26.18
28.74
31.25
34.84
37.14
27.64
29.46
31.24
34.76
38.15
41.48
46.23
49.27

Roof Purlins
Span
(m)
9.0

Span
(m)
9.5

External Bay Uplift kN


Restraint(s)
No
One
Two

Defl Limit
L/180
kN

Section

Self
Weight
kg/m

Gravity
kN

M205605120
M205605130
M205605140
M205605150
M205605160
M205605170
M205605180
M205605200
M205605220
M205605250
M205605270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270

3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70

9.75
11.38
13.05
14.75
16.45
18.15
19.50
22.52
25.52
29.80
32.54
13.70
15.71
17.76
19.78
21.65
23.61
27.19
30.87
36.09
39.47
18.24
20.97
23.00
27.77
32.15
36.39
43.21
47.29

Section

Self
Weight
kg/m

Gravity
kN

External Uplift kN
Three
Restraints

Defl Limit
L/180
kN/m2

M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270

3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70

13.01
14.92
16.85
18.76
20.53
22.37
25.76
29.24
34.17
37.36
17.33
19.91
21.84
26.34
30.49
34.49
40.95
44.79

11.16
12.75
14.36
15.95
17.42
18.96
21.78
25.27
29.50
32.23
14.74
16.80
18.48
22.29
25.59
29.19
34.12
37.32

7.46
7.99
8.52
9.03
9.55
10.05
11.04
12.00
13.38
14.26
10.61
11.31
12.00
13.35
14.65
15.93
17.75
18.92

6.37
7.42
8.50
9.59
10.68
11.61
12.51
14.17
15.93
18.42
20.03
8.86
10.13
11.44
13.15
13.96
15.39
17.54
21.15
24.79
27.16
11.67
13.28
14.73
17.86
20.48
23.77
27.33
29.86

8.78
10.18
11.62
13.08
14.55
15.79
16.97
19.16
21.50
24.80
26.92
12.18
13.91
15.67
18.06
19.00
21.03
23.76
28.34
33.07
36.11
16.07
18.21
20.13
24.40
27.82
32.12
36.91
40.33

5.59
6.02
6.46
6.88
7.30
7.73
8.13
8.93
9.71
10.83
11.54
8.31
8.90
9.49
10.07
10.64
11.20
12.30
13.37
14.91
15.89
11.83
12.60
13.37
14.87
16.32
17.75
19.78
21.08

Gravity
kN
13.17
15.30
17.50
19.72
21.95
24.17
25.94
29.87
33.80
39.38
42.97
18.20
20.84
23.52
26.15
28.60
31.15
35.83
40.63
47.45
51.85
23.93
27.50
30.15
36.36
42.08
47.61
56.52
61.84

Internal Bay Uplift kN


Restraint(s)
No
One
Two
-

8.61
9.98
11.39
12.82
14.26
15.46
16.63
18.79
21.09
24.35
26.44
11.76
13.44
15.15
17.40
18.44
20.30
23.11
27.85
32.59
35.69
15.32
17.41
19.31
23.38
26.82
31.10
35.75
39.05

Internal Uplift kN
Gravity
Three
kN
Restraints
17.39
19.88
22.41
24.91
27.23
29.63
34.07
38.60
45.05
49.21
22.87
26.24
28.76
34.64
40.05
45.28
53.70
58.73

14.67
16.72
18.81
20.87
22.77
24.77
28.42
32.95
38.41
41.95
19.17
21.84
24.01
28.95
33.22
37.88
44.26
48.38

11.86
13.70
15.58
17.49
19.41
21.02
22.57
25.43
28.48
32.79
35.54
16.18
18.45
20.75
23.88
25.09
27.76
31.31
37.31
43.47
47.45
21.09
23.87
26.39
31.95
36.41
42.03
48.28
52.74

Defl Limit
L/180
kN
11.64
12.56
13.47
14.35
15.23
16.11
16.95
18.61
20.24
22.57
24.06
17.31
18.56
19.78
20.99
22.17
23.35
25.64
27.88
31.08
33.13
24.66
26.27
27.87
31.00
34.03
37.00
41.24
43.95

Defl Limit
L/180
kN
15.54
16.66
17.76
18.83
19.90
20.96
23.01
25.02
27.89
29.74
22.13
23.58
25.01
27.83
30.54
33.21
37.01
39.45

41

Multibeam Purlins - Load Tables


Multibeam Purlins Continuous System
Table 1:15 Double Span (Cont.)
Span
(m)
10.0

10.5

11.0

42

Section

Self
Weight
kg/m

Gravity
kN

External Bay Uplift kN


Three
Restraints

M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270

3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70

12.37
14.19
16.02
17.83
19.51
21.26
24.47
27.76
32.44
35.46
16.50
18.95
20.78
25.04
28.98
32.77
38.89
42.54
11.79
13.51
15.26
16.98
18.57
20.24
23.29
26.42
30.86
33.73
15.74
18.07
19.80
23.86
27.59
31.21
37.01
40.48
15.04
17.26
18.91
22.77
26.32
29.77
35.30
38.60

10.70
12.21
13.74
15.26
16.66
18.12
20.81
24.13
28.16
30.76
14.12
16.08
17.68
21.31
24.45
27.88
32.57
35.61
10.28
11.72
13.18
14.63
15.96
17.36
19.93
23.10
26.94
29.43
13.56
15.44
16.96
20.42
23.42
26.68
31.16
34.06
13.04
14.83
16.29
19.60
22.47
25.60
29.89
32.66

Defl Limit
L/180
kN
6.73
7.21
7.69
8.16
8.61
9.07
9.96
10.83
12.08
12.87
9.58
10.21
10.83
12.05
13.22
14.38
16.02
17.08
6.10
6.54
6.97
7.39
7.82
8.23
9.04
9.82
10.96
11.68
8.69
9.26
9.82
10.93
11.99
13.04
14.53
15.49
7.92
8.44
8.95
9.95
10.93
11.88
13.24
14.11

Gravity
kN

Internal Bay Uplift kN


Three
Restraints

Defl Limit
L/180
kN

16.62
19.00
21.40
23.77
25.97
28.25
32.45
36.75
42.86
46.81
21.88
25.09
27.47
33.05
38.19
43.15
51.14
55.91
15.92
18.18
20.46
22.72
24.81
26.99
30.96
35.06
40.87
44.61
20.97
24.02
26.29
31.59
36.48
41.19
48.79
53.32
20.12
23.03
25.19
30.25
34.90
39.39
46.64
50.95

14.10
16.06
18.05
20.01
21.82
23.71
27.20
31.50
36.70
40.06
18.42
20.97
23.04
27.74
31.80
36.24
42.30
46.23
13.58
15.45
17.35
19.22
20.95
22.75
26.07
30.18
35.14
38.35
17.75
20.17
22.14
26.63
30.50
34.73
40.52
44.27
17.11
19.44
21.32
25.61
29.32
33.36
38.90
42.47

14.02
15.03
16.02
17.00
17.96
18.91
20.77
22.58
25.18
26.84
19.97
21.28
22.58
25.11
27.56
29.97
33.40
35.60
12.72
13.64
14.53
15.42
16.29
17.15
18.84
20.48
22.83
24.34
18.11
19.31
20.47
22.78
25.00
27.18
30.29
32.29
16.50
17.59
18.66
20.76
22.78
24.77
27.60
29.42

Roof Purlins
Table 1:16 Single Span
Span
(m)
6.0

6.5

Section

Self
Weight
kg/m

Gravity
kN

M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270

3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08

12.52
14.67
16.90
19.15
21.42
25.88
30.13
34.18
39.96
15.30
17.96
20.70
23.48
26.27
29.05
31.78
37.05
42.08
49.31
53.95
21.35
24.65
27.98
31.33
34.67
37.95
44.31
50.41
59.17
64.84
11.65
13.64
15.69
17.77
19.86
23.98
27.90
31.64
36.95
14.28
16.74
19.27
21.83
24.41
26.98
29.49
34.35
38.99
45.64
49.92
19.95
22.99
26.07
29.16
32.24
35.27
41.13
46.75
54.83
60.05

External Bay Uplift kN


Restraint(s)
No
One
Two
12.52
14.67
16.90
19.15
21.42
25.88
30.13
34.18
39.96
15.30
17.96
20.70
23.48
26.27
29.05
31.78
37.05
42.08
49.31
53.95
18.56
21.38
24.19
27.08
29.87
32.68
38.13
45.55
53.40
58.51
11.65
13.64
15.69
17.77
19.86
23.98
27.90
31.64
36.95
14.28
16.74
19.27
21.83
24.41
26.98
29.49
34.33
38.45
44.25
47.94
13.72
15.81
17.89
20.05
22.13
24.22
28.29
34.02
39.98
43.88

12.52
14.67
16.90
19.15
21.42
25.88
30.13
34.18
39.96
15.30
17.96
20.70
23.48
26.27
29.05
31.78
37.05
42.08
49.31
53.95
21.35
24.65
27.98
31.33
34.67
37.95
44.31
50.41
59.17
64.84
11.65
13.64
15.69
17.77
19.86
23.98
27.90
31.64
36.95
14.28
16.74
19.27
21.83
24.41
26.98
29.49
34.35
38.99
45.64
49.92
19.95
22.99
26.07
29.16
32.24
35.27
41.13
46.75
54.83
60.05

12.52
14.67
16.90
19.15
21.42
25.88
30.13
34.18
39.96
15.30
17.96
20.70
23.48
26.27
29.05
31.78
37.05
42.08
49.31
53.95
21.35
24.65
27.98
31.33
34.67
37.95
44.31
50.41
59.17
64.84
11.65
13.64
15.69
17.77
19.86
23.98
27.90
31.64
36.95
14.28
16.74
19.27
21.83
24.41
26.98
29.49
34.35
38.99
45.64
49.92
19.95
22.99
26.07
29.16
32.24
35.27
41.13
46.75
54.83
60.05

Defl Limit
L/180
kN

Gravity
kN

8.69
9.37
10.05
10.71
11.37
12.65
13.89
15.11
16.85
12.57
13.56
14.53
15.49
16.44
17.39
18.29
20.09
21.84
24.36
25.97
18.69
20.03
21.35
22.65
23.93
25.20
27.67
30.09
33.55
35.76
7.40
7.99
8.56
9.13
9.68
10.78
11.84
12.87
14.36
10.71
11.55
12.38
13.20
14.00
14.82
15.58
17.12
18.61
20.76
22.13
15.92
17.07
18.19
19.30
20.39
21.47
23.58
25.64
28.58
30.47

16.41
19.22
22.12
25.06
28.01
33.82
39.36
44.64
52.17
19.65
23.11
26.67
30.28
33.91
37.53
41.08
47.94
54.50
63.91
69.96
26.96
31.22
35.55
39.90
44.23
48.50
56.78
64.72
76.14
83.53
15.42
18.02
20.70
23.41
26.14
31.51
36.61
41.48
48.41
18.55
21.76
25.04
28.39
31.73
35.08
38.35
44.68
50.73
59.40
64.97
25.49
29.43
33.44
37.45
41.46
45.40
53.03
60.35
70.88
77.68

Internal Bay Uplift kN


Restraint(s)
No
One
Two
16.41
19.22
22.12
25.06
28.01
33.82
39.36
44.64
52.17
19.65
23.11
26.67
30.28
33.91
37.53
41.08
47.94
54.50
63.91
69.96
23.43
27.09
30.74
34.49
38.12
41.77
48.86
58.48
68.71
75.37
15.42
18.02
20.70
23.41
26.14
31.51
36.61
41.48
48.41
18.55
21.76
25.04
28.39
31.73
35.08
38.35
44.66
50.02
57.59
62.40
17.52
20.24
22.95
25.75
28.45
31.17
36.47
43.92
51.69
56.76

16.41
19.22
22.12
25.06
28.01
33.82
39.36
44.64
52.17
19.65
23.11
26.67
30.28
33.91
37.53
41.08
47.94
54.50
63.91
69.96
26.96
31.22
35.55
39.90
44.23
48.50
56.78
64.72
76.14
83.53
15.42
18.02
20.70
23.41
26.14
31.51
36.61
41.48
48.41
18.55
21.76
25.04
28.39
31.73
35.08
38.35
44.68
50.73
59.40
64.97
25.49
29.43
33.44
37.45
41.46
45.40
53.03
60.35
70.88
77.68

16.41
19.22
22.12
25.06
28.01
33.82
39.36
44.64
52.17
19.65
23.11
26.67
30.28
33.91
37.53
41.08
47.94
54.50
63.91
69.96
26.96
31.22
35.55
39.90
44.23
48.50
56.78
64.72
76.14
83.53
15.42
18.02
20.70
23.41
26.14
31.51
36.61
41.48
48.41
18.55
21.76
25.04
28.39
31.73
35.08
38.35
44.68
50.73
59.40
64.97
25.49
29.43
33.44
37.45
41.46
45.40
53.03
60.35
70.88
77.68

Defl Limit
L/180
kN
18.11
19.54
20.95
22.33
23.69
26.37
28.96
31.49
35.13
26.20
28.26
30.30
32.30
34.26
36.26
38.13
41.87
45.53
50.78
54.14
38.95
41.76
44.51
47.22
49.89
52.54
57.68
62.72
69.93
74.55
15.43
16.65
17.85
19.03
20.19
22.47
24.68
26.83
29.93
22.33
24.08
25.82
27.52
29.19
30.89
32.49
35.68
38.80
43.27
46.13
33.19
35.59
37.93
40.23
42.51
44.77
49.15
53.44
59.58
63.52

43

Multibeam Purlins - Load Tables


Multibeam Purlins Continuous System
Table 1:16 Single Span (Cont.)
Span
(m)
7.0

7.5

44

Section

Self
Weight
kg/m

Gravity
kN

M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270

3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08

10.89
12.73
14.64
16.57
18.51
22.32
25.96
29.42
34.35
13.38
15.66
18.01
20.39
22.78
25.17
27.49
32.00
36.30
42.46
46.42
18.70
21.53
24.39
27.26
30.11
32.92
38.36
43.58
51.06
55.90
10.21
11.93
13.71
15.51
17.32
20.87
24.26
27.48
32.07
12.57
14.70
16.89
19.11
21.34
23.57
25.73
29.93
33.95
39.68
43.37
17.60
20.23
22.89
25.57
28.24
30.86
35.93
40.78
47.75
52.25

External Bay Uplift kN


Restraint(s)
No
One
Two
9.20
10.72
12.29
13.90
15.49
18.66
21.63
24.51
28.60
11.28
13.15
15.11
17.05
19.02
20.66
22.90
26.05
29.21
33.71
36.56
10.35
11.92
13.50
15.13
16.70
18.28
21.37
25.79
30.37
33.36
7.07
8.24
9.46
10.70
11.94
14.40
16.73
18.98
22.18
8.66
10.10
11.62
13.12
14.65
15.92
17.59
20.02
22.47
25.97
28.21
7.96
9.17
10.38
11.63
12.84
14.06
16.45
19.86
23.41
25.75

10.89
12.73
14.64
16.57
18.51
22.32
25.96
29.42
34.35
13.38
15.66
18.01
20.39
22.78
25.17
27.49
32.00
36.30
42.46
46.42
15.65
17.94
20.31
22.93
25.00
27.32
31.78
38.01
44.51
48.70
10.21
11.93
13.71
15.51
17.32
20.87
24.26
27.48
32.07
12.57
14.70
16.89
19.11
21.34
23.57
25.73
29.93
33.95
39.68
43.37
17.60
20.23
22.89
25.57
28.24
30.86
35.93
40.78
47.75
52.25

10.89
12.73
14.64
16.57
18.51
22.32
25.96
29.42
34.35
13.38
15.66
18.01
20.39
22.78
25.17
27.49
32.00
36.30
42.46
46.42
18.70
21.53
24.39
27.26
30.11
32.92
38.36
43.58
51.06
55.90
10.21
11.93
13.71
15.51
17.32
20.87
24.26
27.48
32.07
12.57
14.70
16.89
19.11
21.34
23.57
25.73
29.93
33.95
39.68
43.37
17.60
20.23
22.89
25.57
28.24
30.86
35.93
40.78
47.75
52.25

Defl Limit
L/180
kN

Gravity
kN

6.38
6.88
7.38
7.87
8.35
9.29
10.21
11.10
12.38
9.23
9.96
10.68
11.38
12.08
12.78
13.44
14.76
16.05
17.90
19.08
13.73
14.72
15.69
16.64
17.58
18.52
20.33
22.10
24.65
26.27
5.56
6.00
6.43
6.86
7.27
8.10
8.89
9.67
10.78
8.04
8.68
9.30
9.91
10.52
11.13
11.70
12.86
13.98
15.59
16.62
11.96
12.82
13.66
14.50
15.32
16.13
17.71
19.26
21.47
22.89

14.53
16.95
19.44
21.96
24.49
29.47
34.21
38.72
45.14
17.55
20.52
23.59
26.69
29.80
32.91
35.95
41.82
47.43
55.46
60.63
24.14
27.81
31.53
35.26
38.98
42.64
49.72
56.51
66.26
72.58
13.73
15.98
18.31
20.66
23.03
27.67
32.09
36.29
42.27
16.64
19.19
22.28
25.17
28.07
30.98
33.81
39.29
44.51
52.00
56.81
22.90
26.33
29.80
33.29
36.76
40.18
46.78
53.11
62.20
68.07

Internal Bay Uplift kN


Restraint(s)
No
One
Two
12.28
14.27
16.31
18.41
20.50
24.63
28.50
32.26
37.58
14.81
17.23
19.78
22.31
24.89
27.03
29.94
34.05
38.17
44.02
47.74
13.35
15.40
17.45
19.57
21.62
23.68
27.71
33.45
39.41
43.32
9.50
11.04
12.62
14.26
15.88
19.09
22.12
25.05
29.23
11.47
13.34
15.32
17.27
19.28
20.93
23.11
26.27
29.47
34.04
36.95
10.36
11.93
13.52
15.14
16.72
18.31
21.41
25.86
30.50
33.54

14.53
16.95
19.44
21.96
24.49
29.47
34.21
38.72
45.14
17.55
20.52
23.59
26.69
29.80
32.91
35.95
41.82
47.43
55.46
60.63
20.20
23.18
26.26
29.67
32.35
35.38
41.19
49.29
57.77
63.24
13.73
15.98
18.31
20.66
23.03
27.67
32.09
36.29
42.27
16.64
19.41
22.28
25.17
28.07
30.98
33.81
39.29
44.51
52.00
56.81
22.90
26.33
29.80
33.29
36.76
40.18
46.78
53.11
62.20
68.07

14.53
16.95
19.44
21.96
24.49
29.47
34.21
38.72
45.14
17.55
20.52
23.59
26.69
29.80
32.91
35.95
41.82
47.43
55.46
60.63
24.14
27.81
31.53
35.26
38.98
42.64
49.72
56.51
66.26
72.58
13.73
15.98
18.31
20.66
23.03
27.67
32.09
36.29
42.27
16.64
19.41
22.28
25.17
28.07
30.98
33.81
39.29
44.51
52.00
56.81
22.90
26.33
29.80
33.29
36.76
40.18
46.78
53.11
62.20
68.07

Defl Limit
L/180
kN
13.31
14.35
15.39
16.41
17.41
19.37
21.28
23.14
25.81
19.25
20.76
22.26
23.73
25.17
26.64
28.01
30.76
33.45
37.31
39.77
28.62
30.68
32.70
34.69
36.65
38.60
42.38
46.08
51.38
54.77
11.59
12.50
13.41
14.29
15.16
16.88
18.54
20.16
22.48
16.77
18.09
19.39
20.67
21.93
23.21
24.40
26.80
29.14
32.50
34.65
24.93
26.73
28.49
30.22
31.93
33.62
36.92
40.14
44.76
47.71

Roof Purlins
Span
(m)
8.0

8.5

Section

Self
Weight
kg/m

Gravity
kN

M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270

3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70

9.60
11.22
12.88
14.57
16.26
19.58
23.07
25.77
30.06
11.85
13.84
15.90
17.98
20.06
22.14
24.18
28.10
31.86
37.22
40.68
16.59
19.06
21.56
24.06
26.56
29.02
33.76
38.30
44.82
49.04
11.19
13.07
15.00
16.96
18.91
20.88
22.79
26.48
30.00
35.04
38.28
15.69
18.01
20.37
22.72
25.07
27.37
31.83
36.10
42.22
46.18
21.16
23.93
26.71
32.19
37.46
42.53
49.81
54.53

External Bay Uplift kN


Restraint(s)
No
One
Two
-

9.03
10.48
11.95
13.46
14.98
17.91
20.76
23.42
27.24
10.93
12.70
14.50
16.34
18.19
19.75
21.69
24.63
27.62
31.84
34.52
15.14
17.30
19.51
22.37
23.95
26.38
30.29
36.07
42.09
46.00
11.19
10.07
11.52
12.99
14.47
15.71
17.22
19.59
22.00
25.41
27.58
12.00
13.73
15.49
17.80
19.04
21.00
24.13
28.93
33.84
37.03
16.02
17.91
20.20
24.40
28.11
32.63
36.99
40.53

9.60
11.22
12.88
14.57
16.26
19.58
23.07
25.77
30.06
11.85
13.84
15.90
17.98
20.06
22.14
24.18
28.10
31.86
37.22
40.68
16.59
19.06
21.56
24.06
26.56
29.02
33.76
38.30
44.82
49.04
11.19
13.07
15.00
16.96
18.91
20.88
22.79
26.28
29.44
33.90
36.73
15.69
18.01
20.37
22.72
25.07
27.37
31.83
36.10
42.22
46.18
21.16
23.93
26.71
32.19
37.46
42.53
49.65
54.19

Defl Limit
L/180
kN

Gravity
kN

4.89
5.27
5.65
6.03
6.39
7.12
7.82
8.50
9.48
7.07
7.63
8.18
8.71
9.25
9.78
10.29
11.30
12.29
13.70
14.61
10.51
11.27
12.01
12.74
13.46
14.18
15.56
16.92
18.87
20.11
6.26
6.75
7.24
7.72
8.19
8.67
9.11
10.01
10.88
12.14
12.94
9.31
9.98
10.64
11.29
11.92
12.56
13.79
14.99
16.72
17.82
13.26
14.13
14.99
16.67
18.30
19.90
22.18
23.63

12.99
15.10
17.29
19.50
21.71
26.06
30.19
34.13
39.73
15.79
18.40
21.08
23.80
26.52
29.24
31.90
37.02
41.91
48.92
53.42
21.76
24.98
28.24
31.50
34.76
37.96
44.14
50.07
58.58
64.07
15.02
17.48
20.00
22.56
25.12
27.68
30.18
34.99
39.59
46.16
50.39
20.71
23.75
26.82
29.89
32.95
35.96
41.78
47.35
55.34
60.49
27.57
31.19
34.81
41.96
48.83
55.43
64.93
71.09

Internal Bay Uplift kN


Restraint(s)
No
One
Two
-

12.22
14.12
16.04
18.02
20.01
23.83
27.54
31.02
36.00
14.57
16.87
19.24
21.64
24.05
26.09
28.61
32.45
36.34
41.83
45.34
19.86
22.68
25.55
29.28
31.34
34.50
39.61
47.15
55.00
60.10
15.02
13.46
15.36
17.28
19.21
20.83
22.81
25.90
29.04
33.47
36.31
15.84
18.10
20.39
23.42
25.03
27.59
31.67
37.94
44.34
48.51
20.88
23.34
26.32
31.81
36.64
42.54
48.22
52.84

12.99
15.10
17.29
19.50
21.71
26.06
30.19
34.13
39.73
15.79
18.40
21.08
23.80
26.52
29.24
31.90
37.02
41.91
48.92
53.42
21.76
24.98
28.24
31.50
34.76
37.96
44.14
50.07
58.58
64.07
15.02
17.48
20.00
22.56
25.12
27.68
30.18
34.74
38.85
44.66
48.36
20.71
23.75
26.82
29.89
32.95
35.96
41.78
47.35
55.34
60.49
27.57
31.19
34.81
41.96
48.83
55.43
64.72
70.65

Defl Limit
L/180
kN
10.19
10.99
11.78
12.56
13.33
14.83
16.29
17.71
19.76
14.74
15.89
17.04
18.17
19.27
20.39
21.45
23.55
25.61
28.56
30.45
21.91
23.49
25.04
26.56
28.06
29.55
32.45
35.28
39.34
41.93
13.05
14.08
15.10
16.09
17.07
18.06
19.00
20.86
22.69
25.30
26.97
19.41
20.81
22.18
23.53
24.86
26.18
28.74
31.25
34.84
37.14
27.64
29.46
31.24
34.76
38.15
41.48
46.23
49.27

45

Multibeam Purlins - Load Tables


Multibeam Purlins Continuous System
Table 1:16 Single Span (Cont.)
Span
(m)
9.0

Span
(m)
9.5

46

External Bay Uplift kN


Restraint(s)
No
One
Two

Defl Limit
L/180
kN

Gravity
kN

5.59
6.02
6.46
6.88
7.30
7.73
8.13
8.93
9.71
10.83
11.54
8.31
8.90
9.49
10.07
10.64
11.20
12.30
13.37
14.91
15.89
11.83
12.60
13.37
14.87
16.32
17.75
19.78
21.08

14.31
16.63
19.02
21.43
23.85
26.26
28.62
33.17
37.49
43.70
47.67
19.76
22.62
25.52
28.42
31.31
34.15
39.64
44.88
52.42
57.28
26.31
29.72
33.14
39.89
46.38
52.61
61.56
67.36

Section

Self
Weight
kg/m

Gravity
kN

M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270

3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70

10.60
12.38
14.19
16.04
17.88
19.73
21.54
25.01
28.33
33.08
36.14
14.88
17.06
19.28
21.50
23.72
25.89
30.10
34.12
39.89
43.61
20.06
22.68
25.30
30.47
35.45
40.22
47.09
51.53

Section

Self
Weight
kg/m

Gravity
kN

External Uplift kN
Three
Restraints

Defl Limit
L/180
kN

M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270

3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70

11.73
13.46
15.20
16.95
18.70
20.41
23.69
26.83
31.31
34.20
14.13
16.20
18.30
20.41
22.50
24.56
28.53
32.33
37.78
41.31
19.07
21.55
24.03
28.92
33.62
38.13
44.63
48.82

10.10
11.52
12.98
14.43
15.88
17.30
20.05
22.66
26.42
28.84
12.07
13.78
15.52
17.26
18.99
20.70
24.01
27.15
31.70
34.65
16.14
18.18
20.24
24.27
28.17
31.90
37.29
40.77

5.41
5.80
6.18
6.56
6.94
7.30
8.01
8.71
9.72
10.36
7.46
7.99
8.52
9.03
9.55
10.05
11.04
12.00
13.38
14.26
10.61
11.31
12.00
13.35
14.65
15.93
17.75
18.92

6.94
8.07
9.23
10.42
11.62
12.62
13.82
15.73
17.69
20.46
22.23
9.61
11.01
12.42
14.30
15.29
16.88
19.41
23.38
27.41
30.02
12.84
14.36
16.20
19.60
22.59
26.28
29.78
32.54

9.55
11.08
12.64
14.22
15.82
17.15
18.74
21.29
23.88
27.54
29.88
13.22
15.10
17.01
19.63
20.81
23.08
26.30
31.33
36.55
39.91
17.68
19.69
22.14
26.78
30.67
35.51
40.22
43.95

Internal Bay Uplift kN


Restraint(s)
No
One
Two
-

9.36
10.85
12.38
13.92
15.49
16.79
18.36
20.86
23.40
27.02
29.33
12.77
14.58
16.43
18.90
20.19
22.27
25.57
30.76
36.01
39.43
16.84
18.82
21.22
25.65
29.56
34.37
38.94
42.53

Internal Uplift kN
Gravity
Three
kN
Restraints
15.86
18.12
20.40
22.69
24.98
27.20
31.50
35.60
41.46
45.22
18.87
21.58
24.32
27.08
29.81
32.50
37.69
42.66
49.77
54.37
25.15
28.38
31.62
38.01
44.15
50.03
58.50
63.98

13.40
15.25
17.14
19.02
20.90
22.74
26.30
29.68
34.53
37.66
15.86
18.09
20.34
22.60
24.84
27.06
31.33
35.42
41.29
45.10
21.00
23.65
26.31
31.54
36.58
41.41
48.39
52.91

12.90
14.89
16.93
19.01
21.10
22.83
24.90
28.22
31.59
36.38
39.43
17.56
20.02
22.51
25.95
27.48
30.44
34.64
41.21
48.02
52.42
23.18
25.80
29.01
35.06
40.13
46.44
52.59
57.45

Defl Limit
L/180
kN
11.64
12.56
13.47
14.35
15.23
16.11
16.95
18.61
20.24
22.57
24.06
17.31
18.56
19.78
20.99
22.17
23.35
25.64
27.88
31.08
33.13
24.66
26.27
27.87
31.00
34.03
37.00
41.24
43.95

Defl Limit
L/180
kN
11.27
12.09
12.88
13.67
14.46
15.21
16.70
18.16
20.25
21.59
15.54
16.66
17.76
18.83
19.90
20.96
23.01
25.02
27.89
29.74
22.13
23.58
25.01
27.83
30.54
33.21
37.01
39.45

Roof Purlins
Span
(m)
10.0

10.5

11.0

Section

Self
Weight
kg/m

Gravity
kN

External Bay Uplift kN


Three
Restraints

Defl Limit
L/180
kN

Gravity
kN

Internal Bay Uplift kN


Three
Restraints

Defl Limit
L/180
kN

M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270

3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70

13.44
15.41
17.40
19.40
21.38
23.34
27.10
30.71
35.88
39.21
18.16
20.51
22.86
27.51
31.97
36.25
42.40
46.37
12.82
14.69
16.58
18.48
20.37
22.22
25.80
29.23
34.14
37.31
17.33
19.56
21.80
26.22
30.45
34.52
40.36
44.14
16.56
18.69
20.82
25.03
29.06
32.93
38.50
42.10

11.56
13.19
14.85
16.51
18.16
19.78
22.92
25.93
30.25
33.05
15.46
17.40
19.36
23.20
26.91
30.46
35.59
38.91
11.10
12.65
14.24
15.82
17.40
18.94
21.95
24.81
28.94
31.61
14.84
16.70
18.55
22.23
25.77
29.15
34.04
37.21
14.27
16.05
17.83
21.34
24.72
27.96
32.64
35.67

6.73
7.21
7.69
8.16
8.61
9.07
9.96
10.83
12.08
12.87
9.58
10.21
10.83
12.05
13.22
14.38
16.02
17.08
6.10
6.54
6.97
7.39
7.82
8.23
9.04
9.82
10.96
11.68
8.69
9.26
9.82
10.93
11.99
13.04
14.53
15.49
7.92
8.44
8.95
9.95
10.93
11.88
13.24
14.11

18.05
20.62
23.23
25.84
28.44
30.99
35.91
40.62
47.37
51.73
24.07
27.14
30.21
36.28
42.10
47.69
55.72
60.91
17.28
19.74
22.22
24.71
27.17
29.60
34.28
38.76
45.17
49.32
23.07
25.99
28.92
34.69
40.23
45.54
53.17
58.11
22.13
24.93
27.71
33.22
38.50
43.56
50.83
55.53

15.24
17.36
19.51
21.66
23.80
25.90
29.97
33.85
39.45
43.06
20.18
22.71
25.23
30.22
35.02
39.61
46.24
50.54
14.67
16.70
18.74
20.80
22.84
24.85
28.73
32.43
37.77
41.21
19.43
21.84
24.26
29.01
33.58
37.96
44.29
48.38
18.73
21.03
23.34
27.90
32.26
36.45
42.50
46.41

14.02
15.03
16.02
17.00
17.96
18.91
20.77
22.58
25.18
26.84
19.97
21.28
22.58
25.11
27.56
29.97
33.40
35.60
12.72
13.64
14.53
15.42
16.29
17.15
18.84
20.48
22.83
24.34
18.11
19.31
20.47
22.78
25.00
27.18
30.29
32.29
16.50
17.59
18.66
20.76
22.78
24.77
27.60
29.42

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Overview

50

Restraint Systems

51

Construction Details

52

Product Dimensions and References

56

Section Properties

59

Load Charts

60

E265/200
E265/150
E215/170
E185/140

49

Eaves Beams

Eaves Beams

Eaves Beam - Overview

Eaves Beam

Applications
- Intersection between roof and wall cladding
- Double, monopitch, mansard, curved or flat roof applications
- Roof Slopes from -6 to +30
- Internal or external gutter arrangements

Material Specification
Hot dip galvanised steel to BS EN 10326:2004 and BS EN
10143:1993 specifications for continuously hot dip zinc/metal
coated structural steel strip.
The minimum grade of steel used is S390GD, with Z275 zinc
coating, giving an average coating thickness of 0.02mm to each
side. Other galvanised coatings may be available.
Please contact our Technical Department for advice.

Sustainability

Recycling
Steel is one of the worlds most recycled materials
with over 40% of new steel made from recycled
steel. Kingspans suppliers encourage, promote
and assist in the return of steel for recycling.
Certification
Kingspan Structural Products has developed a fully integrated
management system which combines all the common elements of
ISO 9001 (Quality), ISO 14001 (Environment) and OHSAS
18001 (Occupational Health and Safety) into one system. This
simple coherent business management system enables the
organisation to successfully achieve its purpose and mission to
ensure that quality; safety and the environment are considered in
all aspects of the business process. Further information on these
certifications can be found on our website
www.kingspanstructural.co.uk.

The Multibeam system has been engineered to ensure maximum


performance whilst minimising the material content.

Range

Individual sections are packed together using low carbon mild


steel, blued and waxed banding which is wholly recyclable.
Identification of the bundles is by paper labels which are
biodegradable and can be recycled.

- Top flange 85mm, bottom flange 93mm

Softwood bearers, used to support the bundles in transport are


from managed woodland and are reusable.
Reuse
Steel does not lose its strength or stiffness over time so remains a
viable product for reuse. Assembly joints between components
can be easily dismantled at any time to facilitate reuse. Sections
can be recut to length and reholed to suit a revised use.

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- Section heights are available in 185mm, 215mm and 265mm

- Gauges from 1.63mm to 2.45mm


For full product dimensions
see page 56.

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Eaves Beam Restraint Systems


The system incorporates a full range of cleats, brackets and struts
providing solutions for all eaves conditions. The economy and
practicality of the Eaves Beam System complements the
Multibeam Purlin, Rail and Multichannel Systems providing a
complete cladding support system.

Eaves Beams

Bays up to 6.1m
Strut at mid span

Bays over 6.1 - 9.5m


Strut at 1/3 points

First purlin

Bays over 9.5 - 12.0m


Strut at 1/4 points
Eaves beam strut
Eaves beam

Restraint Strut Connection


Depending on the intended application there are several options
available when connecting the strut from the eaves beam to the
first purlin. For more detailed information see pages 52-55.

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Construction Details - Eaves Beam


Connection to Main frame Boundary Wall Gutter
Main frame Connection
Boundary wall
gutter

Flashing

Roof cladding

Purlin

Stanchion
bracket

Vertical
cladding

Eaves
Beam

Main frame
Stooling
dimension

For product dimensions refer to pages 56-58.

Connection to Main frame External Gutter


Stanchion Bracket Connection External Gutter
Roof cladding

Purlin
Cleat

Stanchion
bracket

Streamline
gutter
Vertical
cladding
Stooling
dimension

For product dimensions refer to pages 56-58.

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Eaves
Beam

Main frame

Restraint Connection - Boundary Wall

Strut Connection

Streamline
Gutter

Eaves Beams

Purlin

Eaves
Beam

Vertical
Cladding

Main Frame

Stooling
Dimension

For product dimensions refer to pages 56-58.

Boundary Wall
Strut Connection - External Gutter

Eaves Beam

Strut Connection - Boundary Wall

Holes redundant due to


positioning of NB2 cleat

First
Purlin

NS

NS

CL

100

100100

CL

NB2
NB1

NB3

NB3
Holes utilised for fixing NB2
cleat to Eaves Beam
Eaves
Beam

First Purlin

For product dimensions refer to pages 56-58.

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Construction Details - Eaves Beam

Restraint connection External Gutter


Restraints at Midspan

Roof cladding

Strut NS

Streamline
gutter
Vertical
cladding

For product dimensions refer to pages 56-58.

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Strut cleat
Ref NB1
Eaves Beam

Strut cleat
Ref NB3
145 Sections /
alternative
connection

Parapet
Parapet Detail

Boundary
wall gutter

Eaves Beams

Roof cladding

Multichannel
Parapet Post

Purlin

Main
frame

Eaves Beam

For product dimensions refer to pages 56-58.

Mono Pitch Roof - High Eaves


Monopitch Detail Stanchion Connection
Trim

Stanchion
bracket
Roof cladding

Top flange of
Eaves Beam
with negative
slope angle
max -6O

Eaves
Beam
Vertical
cladding
Main frame

Stooling
dimension

For product dimensions refer to pages 56-58.

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Product Dimensions and References


Eaves Beam Sections
20

85

17

35

Angle A =
-6 to +30
93

Dim A

38
All holes
18 Dia.

36

Dim C

Dim B

Stooling distance The standard stanchion


attachment bracket is
engineered for a maximum
stooling distance of
271mm (from outer face of
stanchion to outer face of
eaves beam). In order to
match the maximum
Multibeam side rail
dimension. For dimensions
greater than 271mm adopt
a hot rolled stub or similar.

(Gauge)
19
60
93

NB: Angle A available in 3 increments, please select nearest to


your requirement.
Table 2:1 Eaves Beam Product Dimensions and References
References

Kg/M

Dims (mm)
B

Gauge
(mm)

E185/140
E215/170
E265/150
E265/200

5.00
5.67
6.37
8.51

185
215
265
265

92
122
172
172

38
68
118
118

1.63
1.73
1.73
2.45

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Eaves Beam Fixing Brackets


Multibeam
Rail Size

Stooling
Dim

145
175
205
235
265
Non-Standard

151
181
211
241
271

Table 2:3 Weld-On Bracket

E185

E215

E 265

NC185/151B
NC185/181B
NC185/211B
NC185/241B
NC185/271B
NC185/dimB

NC215/151B
NC215/181B
NC215/211B
NC215/241B
NC215/271B
NC215/dimB

NC265/151B
NC265/181B
NC265/211B
NC265/241B
NC265/271B
NC265/dimB

Multibeam
Rail Size

Stooling
Dim

145
175
205
235
265
Non-Standard

151
181
211
241
271

E185

E215

E 265

NC185/151
NC185/181
NC185/211
NC185/241
NC185/271
NC185/dim

NC215/151
NC215/181
NC215/211
NC215/241
NC215/271
NC215/dim

NC265/151
NC265/181
NC265/211
NC265/241
NC265/271
NC265/dim

Eaves Beams

Table 2:2 Bolt-On Bracket

Note: All Fixing Brackets are supplied in unpainted black steel as standard.

Table 2:4 Fixing Bracket Options


Options

Suffix

Bolt-on cleat
Bolt-on Painted
Bolt-on Galvanised

BB
BE
BG

Example
NC185/151BB
NC185/151BE
NC185/151BG

Stanchion connection bolt-on cleat

Stanchion connection weld-on cleat

Eaves
Beam
Bracket

Eaves
Beam

Plan view stanchion


connection

Stanchion

Eaves
Beam
Bracket

Eaves
Beam

Plan view stanchion


connection

Stanchion

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Product Dimensions and References


Eaves Beam Strut Cleat

107

18

NB1
Cleat NB1 is for use where the roof cladding is
fixed through to the top flange of the eaves beam
and the gutter is an external cladding hung system.

29

Fixing face

100
145

Part Reference

80

40

45

R50

18

Max Roofslope 18.


Hole dia 18mm connection to Eaves Beam
Hole dia 14mm connection to Eaves Strut

For design details see page 51. For construction details see pages 52-55.

50

Eaves Beam Strut Cleat

34

Part Reference

DIM Y

47.50

NB2 000 where 000 = section depth


eg; NB2 215

55

60

R50

48

Cleat NB2 is for use where the roof cladding is not


through fixed to the eaves beam i.e. Boundary wall
gutter detail, Parapet detail, Clip fixed cladding.

86

27

100

71

55

Allows Eaves Strut to be


fixed, angle range 17 to 45

For design details see page 51. For construction details see pages 52-55.

40

25

40

Eaves Beam Strut Cleat (Purlin bracket)


Part Reference

28

NB3

Hole Dia. 14mm.

22

Used to attach the eaves strut to the purlin web.

For design details see page 51. For construction details see pages 52-55.

Standard finish galvanised steel

Dimension L *

Eaves Beam Strut

70

Part Reference

2.4

NS where 0000 = hole centres


eg; NS 2150

Hole Dia.
14mm.

70

20

20

38

38

Used to brace the eaves beam against


first purlin upslope.

38

* Dimension L required for ordering.

For design details see page 51. For construction details see pages 52-55.

Fixing Brackets

Dim Y

NC185
NC215
NC265

90
120
170

158
188
238

* Standard stooling dimension


= Multibeam rail depth + 6mm

All holes 18mm diameter

For design details see page 51.


For construction details see pages 52-55.

Standard finish galvanised steel

Stooling dimension
(bolt on cleat)*
Stooling dimension
(weld on cleat)*

150

25

Optional plate
for bolt on cleat

10

100

75

68
100

93

68

160
130

130

Dim Y
Dim X

Dim X

Dim Y
Dim X

Part Reference

2.4 19

30

30

40

70

150

100

25

61

20

Eaves Beam Vertical


Connection Cleat (EBC1)
Part Reference
EBC1

Gauge dimension 2.5mm.

58

150
100

28

60

80

20

86 30

14

20

18

50

18

28

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Eaves Beam - Section Properties


Load tables and charts - The interaction between vertical and horizontal loading is shown to allow the most efficient selection when using
wind loading to BS6399 part 2. The values shown are ultimate values in kN and are based on the Eaves Beam being connected to the first
purlin by the eaves strut(s) which restrains the eaves beam and transmits part of the horizontal wind loads through the diaphragm action of
the roof.
Restraint struts are required on all spans see page 51
Design criteria are valid when the eaves beams are fitted exactly as shown in the Multibeam literature.

Eaves Beams

Spans up to 12m are possible, subject to minimum volumes - for further details contact our Technical Department.
Table 2:5 Eaves Beam Section Properties
Section
Reference

Depth
mm

Gauge
mm

Weight
kg/m

Area
cm2

lxx
cm4

Zxx
cm3

lyy
cm4

Zyy
cm3

Rxx
cm

Ryy
cm

E185140
E215170
E265150
E265200

185
215
265
265

1.63
1.73
1.73
2.45

5.00
5.67
6.37
8.51

6.39
7.24
8.08
11.53

356.59
512.28
835.55
1191.52

37.34
47.2
62.7
89.18

58.32
66.04
72.5
103.39

9.31
10.22
10.71
15.2

7.47
8.41
10.17
10.17

3.02
3.02
3
3

Eaves Beam - Capacities


Table 2:6 Eaves beam load table
Section
Span
m
3
3.5
4
4.5
5
5.5
6
6.5
7
7.5
8
8.5
9
9.5

E185140
E215170
E265150
E265200
Ult. Load Gauge 1.63 Ult. Load Gauge 1.73 Ult. Load Gauge 1.73 Ult. Load Gauge 2.45
kN
defl. Limit
kN
defl. Limit
kN
defl. Limit
kN
defl. Limit
31.822
27.276
23.866
21.215
19.093
17.357
14.79

34.655
25.461
19.494
15.402
12.476
10.311
8.664

30.135
26.786
24.108
21.916
19.655
18.544
17.22
16.072
15.067
14.181
13.103
11.739

28.005
22.127
17.923
14.812
12.447
10.605
9.144
7.966
7.001
6.202
5.532
4.965

37.528
33.358
30.022
27.293
25.018
23.094
21.444
20.015
18.764
17.66
16.679
15.801

45.677
39.09
29.233
24.16
20.301
17.298
14.915
12.992
11.419
10.115
9.023
8.098

39.31
36.502
34.068
31.939
30.06
27.306
24.521

24.667
21.269
18.528
16.284
14.425
12.866
11.548

Deflection values Vertical deflection capacities are shown for a


deflection limit of L/180. Where the deflection
capacity shown exceeds the Ultimate (and
SLS) it is only shown to allow the deflection
at a lower load to be prorated. Where the
dead load is a higher proportion of the total
load than for normal roofing (tiled roof etc)
then the allowable deflection limit should be
reviewed.

Example
Span 6.0m, distance to first purlin 1.8m, distance to top side rail 1.8m,
Ultimate down (((dead+services) x 1.4) + (super x 1.6)) x 6.0 x 1.8/2 = +6.847 kN
Ultimate uplift ((dead x 1.0) - (wind uplift x 1.4)) x 6.0 x 1.8/2 = -6.156 kN
Ultimate uplift (((dead + super) x 1.2) - (wind uplift x 1.2)) x 6.0 x 1.8/2= -1.166 kN
Pressure on side = wind pressure x 1.4 x 6.0 x 1.8/2 = +6.048 kN
Suction on side = wind suction x 1.4 x 6.0 x 1.8/2 = -9.072 kN

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Consider if side load pressure or suction is critical.


Suction value is 9.072 x 0.67% = 6.078 this value is just critical use this value.
The dead + services + super is not critical as it does not act in combination with any of the
other loads. In this case the critical case is Ultimate uplift 6.156kN in combination with 9.072
x 0.67 suction (see use of chart above).
E185140 provides a horizontal pressure capacity of 5.6kN with a vertical uplift of 6.156
E215170 provides a horizontal pressure capacity of 7.2kN with a vertical uplift of 6.156
Thus the section that should be adopted is the E215170 with struts at mid span.

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Eaves Beam - Load Charts


3.0m to 6.0m span

30
25
20
15
10
5
0
0

20

30

3.0

3.5

6.0
5.5
5.0
4.5

10
4.0

The horizontal suction capacity for the


Eaves Beam is higher than that shown for
the pressure value so when comparing
horizontal suction loads multiply the
suction load by 0.67% and use this value
in the table.

E185140
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Vertical load kN

Use of the load charts


The vertical uplift capacity of the Eaves
Beam is shown along the vertical axis and
the horizontal capacity due to a positive
pressure load along the horizontal axis.
The diagonal lines marked with the span,
show for each section how the vertical
and horizontal loads interact.

Horizontal load kN pressure


E215170

4.5m to 6.0m span

30
25

Vertical load kN

20
15
10
5
0
4.5

15
5.0

10
5.5

6.0

Horizontal load kN pressure


E265150

4.5m to 6.0m span

35
30

Vertical load kN

25
20
15
10
5
0
10

4.5

5.5

15
5.0

6.0

Horizontal load kN pressure

60

20

E215170

6.5m to 9.5m span

20
18
16

12
10
8

Eaves Beams

Vertical load kN

14

6
4
2
0
10

6.5

7.0

20
7.5

15
8.0

9.5
9.0
8.5

Horizontal load kN pressure


6.5m to 9.5m span

E265150
25

Vertical load kN

20

15

10

0
15
9.5
9.0
8.5
8.0
7.5
7.0

10

20

6.5

Horizontal load kN pressure


E265200

6.5m to 9.5m span

45
40
35

25
20
15
10
5
0
20

25

30
6.5

15

7.0

10

7.5

8.0

9.5
9.0
8.5

Vertical load kN

30

Horizontal load kN pressure

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Cladding Rails
Overview

64

Spanning Systems

65

Cladding Rail Restraints

66

Construction Details

72

Product Dimensions and References

78

Section Properties

86

Load Tables

87

Cladding Rails

Flange
65mm
M145
Flange
65mm
M175
Flange
65mm
M205
Flange
65mm
M235
Flange
65mm
M265
Flange
90mm

M300
Flange
90mm

M350
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Multibeam Cladding Rails - Overview

Multibeam Cladding Rail

Applications
- All types of wall cladding
- Horizontal or vertically laid cladding
- Suitable for use with Multichannel
- Bay widths up to 15m

Material Specification
Hot dip galvanised steel to BS EN 10326:2004 and BS EN
10143:1993 specifications for continuously hot dip zinc/metal
coated structural steel strip.
The minimum grade of steel used is S450GD, with Z275 zinc
coating, giving an average coating thickness of 0.02mm to each
side. Other galvanised coatings may be available. Please contact
our Technical Department for advice.

Sustainability
The Multibeam system has been engineered to ensure maximum
performance whilst minimising the material content.
Individual sections are packed together using low carbon mild
steel, blued and waxed banding which is wholly recyclable.
Identification of the bundles is by paper labels which are
biodegradable and can be recycled.

Certification
Kingspan Structural Products has developed a fully integrated
management system which combines all the common elements of
ISO 9001 (Quality), ISO 14001 (Environment) and OHSAS
18001 (Occupational Health and Safety) into one system.
This simple coherent business management system enables the
organisation to successfully achieve its purpose and mission to
ensure that quality; safety and the environment are considered in
all aspects of the business process. Further information on these
certifications can be found on our website
www.kingspanstructural.co.uk.

Range
- Section heights from 145mm to 350mm
- Flange widths from 65mm to 90mm
- Gauges from 1.2mm to 2.7mm
For full product dimensions see page 78. Other sizes may be
available on specific request. Please contact our Technical
Department for advice.

Lengths
- All lengths are catered for; requirements in excess of 18m,
please contact our Sales Department.

Softwood bearers, used to support the bundles in transport are


from managed woodland and are reusable.
Reuse
Steel does not lose its strength or stiffness over time so remains a
viable product for reuse. Assembly joints between components
can be easily dismantled at any time to facilitate reuse. Sections
can be recut to length and reholed to suit a revised use.
Recycling
Steel is one of the worlds most recycled materials
with over 40% of new steel made from recycled
steel. Kingspans suppliers encourage, promote
and assist in the return of steel for recycling.

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IBEAM
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Spanning Systems

Double Span
Double span lengths of
Multibeam section span across three frame
supports and provide design economy and speed of erection.
This spanning system always results in the lowest component
count. To ensure equal load distribution across the supporting
steel work the joints are staggered, typically requiring only one
sleeve per run of rails.

Multibeam can be used in all the popular and economic rail


cladding systems.
The enhanced stiffness of the Multibeam shape makes it ideal for
all span dimensions from the very short to the very long with rail
bar lengths of 18m or more, making it practical for both handling
and structural performance.
Sleeves
Sleeves are used to provide continuity at the joints between
members and are available in three gauges (see page 82). When
joining two sections of different gauges use the heaviest gauge rail
to select the sleeve for that joint.

Most double span bar lengths can be provided, although bays


over 9m generally use single span lengths and are sleeved at
every other joint to maintain continuity. Multibeam can be supplied
in various lengths, however, please check with our Sales
department for lengths over 18m.

System Types

Single Span Sleeved Joints


Option for all bay sizes particularly those with
bay centres greater than 8.25m
Where site restrictions
(access, weight, cranage etc.)
dictates use of single span length
High component count
Normal double span load tables can be used

Single Span (between columns)


Suitable for spanning between columns
Reduces internal volume of building
Useful for all applications where the front
face of the rail must be flush with outer
column flange
Use design software for capacities
(span is between outer connection bolts)
NB: Diagrams above are shown in plan view

Cladding Rails

Double Span
Most popular system
Ideal for all bay centres up to and including
8.25m
Fewer components
Quicker erection and programme completion

10

11

10

11

Sleeve / Joint

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Cladding Rail Restraints


Multibeam Side rails can be used with all types of modern steel
based side wall cladding whether laid vertically or horizontally.
- Insulated panels
- Twin skin
- Firewalls
- Rain screens

Insulated Panels
Two layers of steel bonded to an insulation core, laid vertically
when through fixed directly to the side rails, will provide full
restraint. The vertical restraint systems shown on page 67 can
be used.
Where the insulated panel is only through fixed on one edge,
trapping an under tongue on the adjacent panel the restraint
shown on page 67 should be adopt but modified as follows;
These systems have the bottom tube strut replaced with an angle
strut and the diagonal wire replaced with a diagonal screwed rod.
Horizontally laid insulated panels should use the restraint systems
shown on pages 68 and 69 and the rail capacities can be
obtained from the Toolkit design software or from page 91 - 93.
Generally the Insulated panels when laid horizontally should be
fixed to the verticals between the rails and not by reducing the
horizontal rail cross centres to match the panel cover width.

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Twin Skin
Is made up of a inner liner profile and outer weather skin with an
internal steel spacer system and thermal insulation. The liner tray is
attached directly to the Multibeam side rail using self drill self
tapping screws and this in connection with the restraint systems
shown on page 67 will provide sufficient restraint to support the
values shown in the load tables or design software.
Horizontally laid twin skin usually comprises of a vertically
spanning liner tray and internal spacer system with the outer sheet
laid horizontally and fixed back to the vertical internal spacer.
With this arrangement the inner liner is through fixed to the
Multibeam rail. When used with the restraint systems shown on
pages 68 and 69, provides the necessary restraint to support the
values shown in the load tables or Toolkit design software.

Firewall
Multibeam side rails can be used to support steel cladding based
firewalls using either Insulated panels or twin skin cladding.
As long as the Multibeam side wall system is sufficiently designed
to support the normal applied loads (dead weights and wind
loadings) it will also support the requirements when the same
cladded wall operates as a firewall see page 70.

Restraints - Vertically Laid Cladding


Half bay width

Restraints for Bays up to 6.1m


The single strut system is utilised on buildings with bays up
to 6.1m centres with adjustable diagonal tie wire as shown in
the diagram.

Eaves Beam
Maker up

Bays up to 3.0m generally do not require vertical support struts.


This system is for use with cladding which, when fixed restrains
the Multibeam siderail outer flange.
* When wall exceeds 10m in height allow one set of diagonal ties
for every 9.0m of height.
Maximum rail cross centres are 2m (for larger cross centres,
contact Kingspan Technical).

Max
height
x*

Tubular
struts

Multibeam
cladding rails

Where the weight of the cladding is greater than 0.12 kN/m 2


please contact our Technical Department.

Where the insulated panel is only through fixed on one edge


trapping an under tongue on the adjacent panel the restraint
system shown on this page should be used. These systems have
the bottom tube strut replaced with an angle strut and the
diagonal tie wire replaced with a rod diagonal.

Diagonal
tie wire

Cladding Rails

Minimum
angle 30

The strut system should be fitted between the bottom rails and the
rails levelled before proceeding progressively upwards.

Vertical Restraints at Mid Span

Where the cladding is clip fixed or fixed in such a way that the
cladding can slip, relative to the side rail face please contact our
Technical Department.

Bay width up to 6.1 metres

Restraints for Bays over 6.1m up to 9.0m


=

The double strut system is utilised on buildings with bays over


6.1m metres up to 9.0m.

1/3 bay width

* When wall exceeds 10m in height allow one set of diagonal ties
for every 9.0m of height.

Eaves Beam

Maker
up

Where the insulated panel is only through fixed on one edge


trapping an under tongue on the adjacent panel the restraint
system shown on this page should be used. These systems have
the bottom tube strut replaced with an angle strut and the
diagonal tie wire replaced with a rod diagonal.
Where the cladding is clip fixed or fixed in such a way that the
cladding can slip, relative to the side rail face please contact our
Technical Department.

Tubular
struts

Max
height
x*
Multibeam
cladding rails

Maximum rail cross centres are 2m (for larger cross centres,


contact Kingspan Technical).
Where the weight of the cladding is greater than 0.12 kN/m 2
please contact our Technical Department.

Bays over 9.0m


Bays over 9.0m are possible with Multibeam sections, for vertical
restraints consult our Technical Department.

Diagonal
tie wire

Minimum
angle 30

Vertical Restraints at 1/3 Points


Bay width over 6.1 to 9.0 metres

67

Restraints - Horizontally Laid Cladding


Cladding Joints at Stanchions
Horizontally laid panels require a structure to provide support
for the panel self weight and also resist wind pressure and
suction loads.
The efficient steelwork arrangement shown utilises Multibeam
siderails with G140/150 vertical members at intermediate
support locations.
This typical example also shows vertical restraint provided by
standard diagonal tie wires and the connection to the Eaves
Beam system.

Eaves Beam
G140/150
Stanchion
Cleat
(MS120x)

Connection Details
Eaves Beam
Section

Eaves Beam
Cleat (EBC1)

Eaves Beam Vertical


Connection Cleat
(EBC1)

Eaves Beam
Strut Bracket (NC)

Multichannel
Vertical
Members
Angle Cleat
(MTC)

G140/150
Section

Multibracket
Connection
(MB1A)

Angle Cleat
(MTC)

Multibeam
Rail Section

G140/150
(Panel Joint Rail)
at Stanchions
Standard
Diagonal Tie
Wire (DB)

Multibeam Rail
Cleat (eg. MD205)
Multibeam
Rails
Multibracket
(MB1A)

Where required Multichannel Rails can be incorporated instead of


Multibeams eg. to simplify detailing at doors and windows.

G140 Stanchion
Cleat (MS120x)
Bottom Vertical
Section should
be same section
depth as the
Rail Section

68

Maximum wall heights for diagonal wires are shown on page 67


for vertically laid cladding. This value should be adjusted on a
pro-rata basis for heavier sidewall weights.
Alternative detail:
Bottom rail may be
inverted to enable the
use of 145 vertical
sections throughout
the sidewall

The distance between the Multichannel


rail and the vertical support should not
exceed 20mm.
20 max

Cladding Joint Within Span


Where cladding is joined within the bay span, a wider flange is
required in order to butt the panels together. For this detail a
G140/150 section is used together with rod diagonals.

Eaves beam
G140/150
Stanchion
Cleat
(MS120x)

Connection Details
Eaves Beam
Section
Eaves Beam
Strut Bracket (NC)

Eaves Beam
Cleat (EBC1)

Eaves Beam Vertical


Connection Cleat
(EBC1)
Angle Cleat
(MTC)

Angle Cleat
(MTC)

Multibracket
Connection
(MB1A)

G140/150
Section
G140/150
(Panel Joint Rail)
at Stanchions
Multibeam
Rail Section
Rod Diagonal
(TRHD)

Multibeam Rail
Cleat (eg. MD205)

Multibeam Rails
Multibracket
(MB1A)

G140 Stanchion
Cleat (MS120x)

Bottom rail should always


be invertedin this system

Horizontally laid cladding - Top Hat supports


Vertical top hat cladding supports provided by the sheeting
contractor to support horizontally laid insulated panels - The
restraints can be as shown on page 67 but the tube strut between
the bottom pair of rails supporting the top hats must be replaced
with a vertical Multichannel of the same depth of the rail and
attached as shown on page 67. The standard tie wire must be
replaced with a rod diagonal.
The top hats must be positioned at or very close to the rail
restraint positions to avoid twisting of the horizontal member.
The top hat section must be attached to all rails that it passes
over using suitable fixings that can support the vertical dead loads
and the wind pressure and suction loads.

69

Cladding Rails

G140/150
(Panel Joint Rail)

Restraints - Firewall
Sheeting rails with a minimum thickness of 1.2mm and above may
be used for both twin skin cladding and composite panels, providing
they are structurally capable of supporting the wall between the
column spacings for the normal load case.

This assembly of Multibeam side rails is designed to offer lateral


support to the cladding assembly which provides the firewall
performance of insulation integrity and stability for the periods
derived from test or assessment. Periods up to 240mins are
possible.

To reduce thermally induced stresses caused by expansion of the


sheeting rails during the early stages of a fire, slotted holes are
provided in the ends of the horizontal sheeting rails. The rails are
shortened in length and low temperature fusible washers are used
so that thermally induced movement can occur unrestricted.

Firewall systems rely on the performance of the cladding. As the


sheeting rails are relatively thin components they have very little
heat sink capacity owing to their low mass. When subjected to a
fire resistance test, the sheeting rails are heated very quickly and
consequently lose their structural strength.

The cladding suppliers requirements should always be checked


especially where special or unusual details are required.

Sheeting rails whether exposed or concealed do retain sufficient


strength to prevent the wall from significant lateral movement even
after 240 minutes of exposure to a standard fire resistance test.
Typical Restraints for Firewall at Mid-Span
Fire protected
Eaves Beam E265200

All sheeting rails must


have slotted holes at ends

2000mm
max
centres

* Height of wall governed by


load carrying capacity of
supporting members
(see pages 89-91)

All bottom rails must be


single spanning but can
be sleeved if necessary
(see page 65)

Standard rail
strut system

General Notes
1. Firewall rails should be 30mm shorter in length and should have
54mm x 14mm slotted holes to cater for expansion.
2. Although bottom rails must be single spanning to suit fire
conditions, standard sleeves may be introduced to provide
continuity for structural considerations.

3. At the discretion of the engineer, joints on rails may be


staggered to provide uniform distribution of wind loadings to
support structures.
4. Eaves Beam E265/200 is the only available section if supporting
the weight of the wall and must be fire protected.

Firewall hole layout


23mm*

54x14mm Slot

20mm
Column Centres
Single Span
*Edge distance

70

100mm 14mm Holes (Holes at intermediate


column connection do not require slotting)

Sleeve Connection Holes

50mm

40mm

Column Centres

Column Centres
Double Span

Case Study
Arsenal Football Club Training Store, St. Albans

Cladding Rails

A new equipment store at Arsenal Football Clubs world class training centre has been completed in style
thanks to the specification of over 1,100 metres of Multibeam and nearly 600 metres of Multichannel from
Kingspan Structural Products.

71

Construction Details - Multibeam Cladding Rails


Rail Connection
Standard stooling dimension
= rail depth + 6mm

50

Bolt-on Cleat
For product dimensions refer to page 78.

Cladding Rail Sleeve


Section

Sleeve

For product dimensions refer to page 82.

72

External Corner

Corner
stanchion

Gable rail

Double cleat (bolt on


application) Typical
use of extended
stooled cleat

Corner stub

Double cleat

Cladding rail

Cladding Rails

For product dimensions refer to page 78, 79 and 85.

Internal Corner
Multibeam Rails

Stanchion

Standard Rail Cleat


Internal Corner Plate
(made by others)

Connection Plate
3.2mm Galvanised Steel

Multibeam
Rail

For product dimensions refer to page 78, 79.

73

Construction Details - Multibeam Cladding Rails


Slotted Cladding Rail on a Firewall
Firewall Cleat Detail
Standard stooling dimension
= rail depth + 6mm
6
Steel washer
Slotted
connections

20

Multibeam
cladding rail

30

Plastic washer
under nut

Multibeam or
Multichannel can
be used in Firewall
application
Multibeam
Cleat

Plastic
washers

For product dimensions refer to page 78 and 79.

Rod Diagonal with G140/150


Multibeam Rail
50

Adjustment
Cleat
MTC
Cleat G140/150

TRHD
Rod Diagonal
Stanchion
Adjustment

50

For product dimensions refer to page 85.

74

Stanchion Stay Type RNA


Only one restraint may prove acceptable subject to loading

475

475

Stanchion Stay Type RNB


Only one restraint may prove acceptable subject to loading

475

475

For product dimensions refer to page 84.

75

Cladding Rails

For product dimensions refer to page 84.

Construction Details - Multibeam Cladding Rails


Tube Strut Arrangements Type TSA

Tube Strut Arrangements Type TSB

Fix and complete


run of tube struts

For product dimensions refer to page 83.

For product dimensions refer to page 83.

Tube Strut Arrangements Type TSB

Bottom Strut Bracket

Use Bottom Strut


Bracket where
differing size rails
are used on same
elevation

For product dimensions refer to page 83.

For product dimensions refer to page 83 and 85.

Diagonal Tie Wire Restraint


Top Connection dimensions
50

Cleat
Adjustment
110
Stanchion
Adjustable diagonal tie
wire for levelling purposes

For product dimensions refer to page 84.

76

Door Openings
Autoform or
Cleated Header
Rail Connection

Standard Door Detail

Inset Door Detail


Multibeam Rails

Cleated or Autoform Header


Rail Connection
Hot Rolled or
Multichannel Door
Header Rail

Hot-rolled or Multichannel
Door Header Rail

Bolt-on Single
Rail Cleats

Multibeam Rails
Bolt-on Single
Rail Cleats

Hot Rolled or
Multichannel Door Posts

Inset Rail
Cleats (made
by others)

Hot-rolled or Multichannel
Door Post

Autoform or Cleated
Base Connection

When the door framework needs to be set to the same level as the cladding rails, the rail cleats will need to be made by others alternatively, Multichannel rails could be considered.

Window Openings
Multibeam Rail
Angle Cleat (MTC)

Autoform Connections
Multibeam Rail
Multichannel
Trimmers

Autoform
Connections

Multichannel
Trimmer
Multibracket Connection
(MB1A/B)

Multibracket Connection
(MB1A/B)

Multibeam Rail

For Multichannel details see Multichannel section.

77

Cladding Rails

Cleated or Autoform
Base Connection

Product Dimensions and References


Multibeam Rails
Table 3:1 Multibeam Rails Product Dimensions and References
References

Weight
Kg/m

2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49

145
145
145
145
145
145
145
145
175
175
175
175
175
175
175
175
175
205
205
205
205
205
205
205
205
205
205
205

M145065120
M145065130
M145065140
M145065150
M145065160
M145065180
M145065200
M145065220
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270

Dims (mm)
B
C

Gauge
(mm)

65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65

20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20

1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.20
1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.70
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
2.70

8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
38
38
38
38
38
38
38
38
38
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
68

References

Weight
Kg/m

M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M300090150
M300090160
M300090180
M300090200
M300090250
M300090270
M350090150
M350090160
M350090180
M350090200
M350090250
M350090270

3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
5.86
6.27
7.05
7.86
9.82
10.64
6.43
6.87
7.72
8.62
10.77
11.66

235
235
235
235
235
235
235
235
235
235
265
265
265
265
265
265
265
265
300
300
300
300
300
300
350
350
350
350
350
350

Dims (mm)
B
C

Gauge
(mm)

65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90

20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40

1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.70
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
2.70
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
2.70
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.50
2.70
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.50
2.70

98
98
98
98
98
98
98
98
98
98
128
128
128
128
128
128
128
128
94
94
94
94
94
94
144
144
144
144
144
144

Reference Key
M
Multibeam
Section

145

065

Section Flange
Depth

120
1.2mm gauge
Lip dimension nominal
15mm
Dim C
Dim B
Dim D
30
32

20
Dim A
All dimensions in millimetres.

78

M145
Gauges

M175
Gauges

M205
Gauges

M235
Gauges

M265
Gauges

M300
Gauges

M350
Gauges

1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.2
-

1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.2
2.5
-

1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.7
1.8
2.0
2.2
2.5
2.7

1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.7
1.8
2.0
2.2
2.5
2.7

1.4
1.5
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.2
2.5
2.7

1.5
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.5
2.7

1.5
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.5
2.7

Multicleats
Table 3:2 Multicleat References
Cleat Type
Sheeting Line
(mm)

Weld-On

Bolt-On

Multibeam Section
Depths (mm)

Double

Single

Double

Single

G140/150
145
up to 175
up to 205
up to 235
up to 265
300
350

MD 145
MD 175
MD 205
MD 235
MD 265
MD 300
MD 350

MS 120x
MS 145
MS 175
MS 205
MS 235
MS 265
MS 300
MS 350

MD 145BB
MD 175BB
MD 205BB
MD 235BB
MD 265BB
MD 300BB
MD 350BB

MS 120Bx
MS 145BB
MS 175BB
MS 205BB
MS 235BB
MS 265BB
MS 300BB
MS 350BB

151
181
211
241
271
306
356

*All Cleats are supplied in unpainted black steel as standard. Painted or galvanised finishes are available at extra cost if required.
Please note, for galvanised finish there is an extended lead time, please contact our Sales Department for more information.

Table 3:3 Multicleat Options

All multicleat holes shown are 14mm diameter.


Suffix

Bolt-on Black
Bolt-on Painted
Bolt-on Galvanised

BB
BE
BG

Stiffened
Extended

S
X

Example
MD175BB
MD175BE
MD175BG

MD 350

MD265BS
MD265X300
(ie; 300mm from
rafter face)

MD 300

300/350 deep are supplied stiffened, see page 81 for details.

Standard Single Cleat

Single

Standard Double Cleat

17

105

Double
30 30 30 30 26

17

105

30 30 30 30 26

150
17
MD 265
105

14mm
diameter
fixing holes

30

MD 235

30
MD 205

26
100
35
35

MD 175

MS 120x

cleats
Multi
ost
the m
e
d
i
v
pro
mical
econo
r
ion fo
solut
ils.
off ra
d
e
l
stoo

MD 145

79

Cladding Rails

Options

Product Dimensions and References


Bolt-on Rail Cleats
NB: Other finishes are available, please see table 3:3 on page 79.

Bolt-On
Single Cleat

Bolt-On
Double Cleat

Table 3:4 Base plate thicknesses


Multicleat
Depth

Cleat Base Plate


Thickness (mm)

G140/150
145
175
205
235
265
300
350

6
6
6
8
8
8
8
8

Cleat

Table 3:5 Base plate holes cross centres


Base Plate Holes Cross Centres*

Dim H (mm)

50
60
70 (standard)
80
90
100

55
55
50
50
50
50

Base Plate
See table 1.9 for thickness

Bolt-On Single Cleat

Bolt-On Double Cleat


3
Dim H
100

100

100

Optional plate
for bolt-on cleat

Cross
Centres*

All base plate holes are 18mm

low
ats al
e
l
c
i
t
Mul
ction
ing se
differ
used
to be
sizes
ion,
t
a
elev
y
n
a
on
aining
maint
e
l
i
h
w
tant
a cons
e.
ng lin
sheeti

80

Stiffened Rail Multicleats


All Multicleats are available with stiffeners where required.
Add stiffened to Multicleat reference when ordering.
300/350 deep are supplied stiffened.

35
Stiffener plate
70

Multicleat Arrangement

Extended Rail Cleats

Multicleats allow differing section sizes to be used on any


elevation, while maintaining a constant sheeting line.

Extended cleats can be manufactured to meet your specific


requirements. These are manufactured to order and will be at an
additional cost.

Diagram A
shows a 265 deep section fixed to a MD265 cleat.

NB: Add extended to cleat reference when ordering.


Extended double cleats over 270mm long are supplied complete
with stiffeners. These are not available with single cleats.

450 Max

Stiffener plate

200

Diagram B
shows a 205 deep section fixed to a MD265 cleat.

81

Cladding Rails

200

Product Dimensions and References


25

100

325

Cladding Rail Sleeves

Symmetrical about
CL
50

Used to provide continuity at a rail joint


normally at a single span to a double, or a
single to a single span, or at all joints in
heavy end bay layout.

Please specify sleeve reference as below.

Varies
with
Purlin
Depth

500

12

69/94

Overall Length 1000

For design details see page 65. For construction details see page 72.
Table 3:6
Multibeam Sleeve Product References
Sleeve
Part Reference

Multibeam
Part Reference
M145065120
M145065130
M145065140
M145065150
M145065160
M145065180
M145065200
M145065220

Nominal Sleeve
Gauge (mm)

1.6

S145065A

S145065B

2.0

3.0

S145065C

M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250

1.6

S175065A

S175065B

2.0

S175065C

M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270

3.0

S205065A

1.6

S205065B

2.0

S205065C

3.0

Sleeve Reference Key


S

Multibeam
Sleeve

145

065

Section
Depth

Flange

A/B/C

Sleeve Gauge
A=1.6mm
B=2.0mm
C=3.0mm

All holes are 14mm Dia unless noted.

Multibeam
Part Reference

Sleeve
Part Reference

Nominal Sleeve
Gauge (mm)

S235065A

1.6

S235065B

2.0

S235065C

3.0

S265065A

1.6

S265065B

2.0

S265065C

3.0

M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270

M300090150
M300090160
M300090180
M300090200
M300090250
M300090270
M350090150
M350090160
M350090180
M350090200
M350090250
M350090270

S300090A

1.6

S300090B

2.0

S300090C

3.0

S350090A

1.6

S350090B

2.0

S350090C

3.0

EVOLVED
IBEAM
T
L
MU

Wider range of sleeves

for a more economic solution

82

Tube Strut TSA

a
Maximum length 2.5m

a
a

Used to restrain purlins and side rails

30

Part Reference

TSA0000
where 0000 = Rail Centres
eg; TSA1000 (Rail Centres = 1000mm)

35

30

M12 Thread

Rail Centres minus 2mm

Minimum Length = 150mm

For design details see page 67. For construction details see page 76.

Tube Strut TSB

Maximum length 2.5m

This tube strut is used to restrain side rails


where a flush face is required

Part Reference

35

30

TSB0000
where 0000 = Rail Centres
eg; TSB1000 (Rail Centres = 1000mm)

Rail Centres minus 2mm

Minimum Length = 150mm

Tubular Ties

20

Used to restrain M145 side rails


Part Reference

Maximum length 2.5m

35

30

TS14000
where 0000 = Rail Centres
eg; TS141000 (Rail Centres = 1000mm)

30

Minimum Length = 150mm

Cladding Rails

For design details see page 67. For construction details see page 76.

Rail Centres minus 2mm

For design details see page 67. For construction details see page 76.

Clamp Plates

Used to fix and complete a run of tube


struts, CA145 used with M145 rails
Part Reference

CA145
CA

For construction details see page 76.

20

40x50x3mm plate

30

CA 145

CA

(Used for M145 sections only)

(for all sizes except M145)

83

a
aa

Product Dimensions and References


Rafter and Stanchion Restraint RNA

Channel stay to provide compression and tension restraint


from the purlin or rail to the inner flange of the main frame
Part Reference

2.4

Maximum length 2m

25

a
a
a

25

RNA0000
where 0000 = Length between
Hole Centres
eg; RNA1000 (Hole Centres = 1000mm)

38

For construction details see page 75.

Mainframe Hole
18 dia.

Purlin Hole
14 dia.

38

Rafter and Stanchion Restraint RNB

Angle stay to provide compression and tension restraint


from the purlin or rail to the inner flange of the main
frame suitable for smaller main frame sections

2.0

RNB0000
where 0000 = Length between
Hole Centres
eg; RNB1000 (Hole Centres = 1000mm)

For construction details see page 75.

Diagonal Tie Wire

Used on some long purlin slopes to support the self


weight of the cladding and transfer it to the rafters
Part Reference

DB
DA
Please state your dimension X and Y

Maximum length 2m

25

25

45

Mainframe Hole
18 dia.

Purlin Hole
14 dia.

45

DB
Single

DA
Double

Dim Y
state your dimension X and Y

For design details see pages 67-69. For construction details see page 77.

Horizontal Panel Vertical Support

20

Used as the vertical support between Multibeam horizontal


rails to support horizontally laid Insulated panels
Part Reference

G140/150
Maximum length = 8 metres
1.5mm galvanised steel.

If using
single cleats,
increase
Dim Y by
50mm

Dim X
rail crs

Part Reference

30

120

20
30

55

All holes 14mm diameter


Standard hole grouping
are at backmarks of
20mm, 50mm, 70mm
and 100mm.

Hole placement along the


length to be specified by
the customer.

20

140

For use within the span it can be provided complete with end connections attached
For design details see pages 68-69. For construction details see page 74.

Rail Stubs

Part Reference

SM0000
where 0000 = required length Dim L
Manufactured from 2.7mm
galvanised steel strip.
All holes 14 diameter.

For construction details see page 73.

84

25

100

100

20

78

43

23

70

25

Dim L

aa

a
a
50

Rod Diagonal

The diagonal used with the rails when supporting


horizontal cladding system when panel joint at mid-span
to transfer loads to the main frame
Part Reference

Varies

M12 Threaded Rod

50

TRHD0000
where 0000 = length between hole centres

130

eg; TRHD1000 (Hole Centres = 1000mm)

For design details see page 69. For construction details see page 74.

Part Ref. Rail Size Part Ref. Rail Size

CSC145
CSC175
CSC205
CSC235

145mm CSC265 265mm


175mm CSC300 300mm
205mm CSC350 350mm
235mm

For construction details see page 76.

100

Dim A

20

20

45

Note: These cleats are supplied with


opposite hand holes.

Dimension X to be specified
All holes 14 diameter

Cladding Rails

Used where different depth side rails are


used on the same wall to allow the tube
struts to be aligned

116

Standard CTHDA fittings to suit 50 angle.


For non-standard angles contact our Technical Department.

13

Bottom Strut Bracket

45

20

Multibracket

Multibrackets are used to make


connections between Multichannels
and Multibeam
Part Reference

30

30

28

18

38
130

43

MB1A (Left hand) as shown


MB1B (Right hand)

Material 3.0mm galvanised steel.


All holes 14 diameter.

65

18

18

20

40

18

130

For design details see pages 68-69. For construction details see page 74.

Note: Multibrackets are not suitable for connecting sections to a 90mm flange.

MTC Cleats

Angle cleat to attach Multibeam or


Multichannel together
Part Reference

Rail Depth

MTC145
MTC175
MTC205
MTC235
MTC265
MTC300
MTC350

145mm
175mm
205mm
235mm
265mm
300mm
350mm

Note: These cleats are supplied with


opposite hand holes.

For construction details see page 74.

TO SUIT RAIL

40

40

20

60

18

80

18

NON-HANDED

All hole 14 diameter

85

Multibeam Cladding Rails - Section Properties


Table 3:7 Multibeam section properties
Sectionmm
M145065120
M145065130
M145065140
M145065150
M145065160
M145065180
M145065200
M145065220
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M300090150
M300090160
M300090180
M300090200
M300090250
M300090270
M350090150
M350090160
M350090180
M350090200
M350090250
M350090270

Thickness
cm2

Area
kg/m

Weight
cm4

Ixx
cm3

Gross Zxx
cm4

Iyy
cm3

Zyy
cm

Rxx
cm

Ryy

1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.20
1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.70
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
2.70
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.70
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
2.70
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
2.70
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.50
2.70
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.50
2.70

3.68
3.99
4.30
4.60
4.91
5.51
6.11
6.71
4.03
4.37
4.71
5.04
5.38
6.04
6.70
7.36
8.33
4.38
4.75
5.11
5.48
5.84
6.21
6.57
7.29
8.00
9.06
9.76
5.12
5.52
5.92
6.31
6.70
7.10
7.88
8.65
9.80
10.56
5.93
6.36
6.78
7.63
8.47
9.30
10.54
11.36
7.75
8.27
9.31
10.34
12.89
13.91
8.48
9.05
10.19
11.32
14.12
15.24

2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
5.86
6.27
7.05
7.86
9.82
10.64
6.43
6.87
7.72
8.62
10.77
11.66

121.15
131.11
140.99
150.77
160.48
179.69
198.62
217.21
187.92
203.42
218.82
234.07
249.21
279.21
308.79
337.89
380.74
272.82
295.39
317.82
340.05
362.13
384.50
405.91
449.12
491.68
554.41
595.41
408.72
439.84
470.70
501.35
531.67
562.18
622.25
681.48
768.88
826.07
586.70
627.97
668.97
750.38
830.83
910.21
1027.46
1104.27
1017.30
1084.30
1217.51
1349.43
1673.13
1800.32
1470.17
1567.25
1760.37
1951.76
2422.01
2607.02

16.72
18.09
19.45
20.80
22.14
24.79
27.40
29.97
21.48
23.25
25.01
26.76
28.49
31.92
35.30
38.62
43.52
26.62
28.83
31.01
33.18
35.34
37.52
39.61
43.82
47.98
54.10
58.10
34.79
37.44
40.07
42.68
45.26
47.85
52.97
58.01
65.45
70.32
44.29
47.40
50.50
56.64
62.71
68.71
77.56
83.36
67.83
72.30
81.18
89.97
111.56
120.04
84.02
89.57
100.61
111.54
138.42
148.99

19.24
20.74
22.21
23.66
25.08
27.86
30.54
33.12
19.28
20.79
22.26
23.71
25.13
27.91
30.60
33.18
36.89
19.32
20.83
22.30
23.75
25.18
26.63
27.96
30.64
33.23
36.94
39.29
20.86
22.34
23.79
25.21
26.59
28.00
30.69
33.27
36.98
39.33
22.37
23.82
25.25
28.04
30.72
33.31
37.01
39.36
54.24
57.60
64.22
70.67
86.07
91.94
54.45
57.83
64.50
70.99
86.50
92.42

4.56
4.91
5.26
5.60
5.94
6.60
7.23
7.84
4.53
4.89
5.23
5.57
5.91
6.56
7.19
7.80
8.68
4.51
4.86
5.21
5.55
5.88
6.22
6.54
7.17
7.77
8.64
9.20
4.85
5.19
5.53
5.86
6.18
6.51
7.14
7.75
8.62
9.17
5.17
5.51
5.84
6.49
7.12
7.72
8.59
9.14
9.60
10.20
11.37
12.52
15.27
16.32
9.72
10.33
11.52
12.69
15.49
16.57

5.74
5.73
5.73
5.72
5.72
5.71
5.70
5.69
6.83
6.82
6.82
6.81
6.81
6.80
6.79
6.78
6.76
7.89
7.89
7.88
7.88
7.87
7.87
7.86
7.85
7.84
7.82
7.81
8.93
8.92
8.92
8.91
8.91
8.90
8.89
8.88
8.86
8.84
9.95
9.94
9.93
9.92
9.91
9.89
9.87
9.86
11.45
11.45
11.44
11.42
11.39
11.38
13.16
13.16
13.14
13.13
13.09
13.08

2.29
2.28
2.27
2.27
2.26
2.25
2.24
2.22
2.19
2.18
2.17
2.17
2.16
2.15
2.14
2.12
2.10
2.10
2.09
2.09
2.08
2.08
2.07
2.06
2.05
2.04
2.02
2.01
2.02
2.01
2.01
2.00
1.99
1.99
1.97
1.96
1.94
1.93
1.94
1.94
1.93
1.92
1.91
1.89
1.87
1.86
2.64
2.64
2.63
2.61
2.58
2.57
2.53
2.53
2.52
2.50
2.47
2.46

Horizontal panel vertical support member properties


Section
G140/150

86

Thickness
mm

Area
cm2

Weight
kg/m

lxx
cm4

Zxx
Pos cm3

Zxx
Neg cm3

lyy
cm4

Zyy
cm3

Rxx
cm

Ryy
cm

1.50

5.10

4.00

78.08

22.67

9.13

164.43

28.81

3.91

5.63

Multibeam Cladding Rails - Load Tables


Multibeam Cladding Rails
Ultimate Loads
Multibeam used as cladding rail supports, sections supported on
Multibeam cleats as shown in the Multibeam Handbook LOADS
SHOWN ARE UDLS IN kN AND ARE ULTIMATE VALUES.
Values against deflection should be compared against values at
working load. Loading assumes cladding provides restraint to the

For Rafter and Stanchion Stays please refer to page 125.

Siderail
Section

4.5

M145065120
M145065130
M145065140
M145065150
M145065160
M145065180
M145065200
M145065220
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M145065120
M145065130
M145065140
M145065150
M145065160
M145065180
M145065200
M145065220
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150

5.0

Weight
kg/m
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Suction
Pressure
Span/150
11.95
14.04
16.21
18.40
20.61
24.96
29.10
33.02
14.66
17.29
19.98
22.45
24.52
29.74
34.07
38.74
45.42
16.44
19.44
22.53
25.67
28.82
31.97
33.90
39.16
44.66
52.52
57.57
22.89
26.61
30.38
34.07
37.23
40.75
46.89
53.69
63.30
69.52
10.94
12.82
14.78
16.76
18.75
22.67
26.39
29.93
13.48
15.85
18.28
20.50

9.33
11.23
12.96
14.72
16.49
19.97
23.28
26.42
11.73
13.83
15.99
17.96
19.61
23.34
27.25
31.00
36.34
13.02
14.98
17.40
19.89
22.40
24.55
26.47
30.69
35.08
41.37
45.42
17.58
20.35
23.35
26.73
28.82
31.47
36.54
44.28
52.41
57.66
8.75
10.26
11.82
13.41
15.00
18.13
21.12
23.94
10.79
12.68
14.63
16.40

20.04
22.44
24.80
27.12
14.26
15.25
16.23
18.17
20.09
21.97
-

Span
(m)

5.5

Siderail
Section
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M145065120
M145065130
M145065140
M145065150
M145065160
M145065180
M145065200
M145065220
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170

Weight
kg/m
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Suction
Pressure
Span/150
22.36
27.07
30.96
35.16
41.17
15.19
17.90
20.69
23.51
26.35
29.19
30.92
35.65
40.60
47.67
52.21
21.17
24.53
27.93
31.25
34.09
37.26
42.78
48.89
57.54
63.13
10.08
11.79
13.58
15.38
17.19
20.76
24.15
27.36
12.47
14.62
16.84
18.86
20.55
24.83
28.36
32.19
37.65
14.10
16.57
19.11
21.68
24.27
26.85

17.89
21.66
24.76
28.13
32.94
12.15
14.32
16.55
18.81
21.08
23.02
24.74
28.52
32.48
38.13
41.76
16.94
19.62
22.34
25.00
27.27
29.65
34.20
41.25
48.54
53.26
8.06
9.44
10.86
12.30
13.75
16.60
19.32
21.89
9.97
11.70
13.47
15.09
16.44
19.87
22.69
25.75
30.12
11.28
13.25
15.29
17.35
19.41
21.17

34.17
38.51
10.96
11.78
12.60
13.41
15.02
16.60
18.16
23.34
25.81
28.24
31.82
-

Cladding Rails

Table 3:6 Double Span Siderails (Vertical Cladding)

Span
(m)

Multibeam, and that the Multibeam restraint system as detailed in


the Multibeam Handbook is used. Lining and levelling of the
bottom base rails should be completed before fitting further rails or
tube struts. Maximum height limit 10m. Use grade 8.8 bolts for
M265, M300 and M350.

- indicates the load to produce a deflection of


span/150 exceeds ultimate UDL capacity

87

Multibeam Cladding Rails - Load Tables


Table 3:6 Double Span Siderails (Vertical Cladding) (Cont.)

Span
(m)

6.0

88

Siderail
Section
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M145065120
M145065130
M145065140
M145065150
M145065160
M145065180
M145065200
M145065220
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250

Weight
kg/m
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Suction
Pressure
Span/150
28.42
32.71
37.21
43.63
47.76
19.67
22.72
25.82
28.85
31.42
34.30
39.31
44.87
52.72
57.80
25.63
30.24
32.74
39.93
46.30
52.50
63.76
69.99
9.34
10.92
12.55
14.21
15.87
19.14
22.25
25.19
11.59
13.57
15.60
17.46
19.00
22.93
26.16
29.67
34.67
13.14
15.41
17.74
20.11
22.48
24.85
26.28
30.22
34.34
40.22
44.00
18.35
21.15
24.00
26.77
29.13
31.77
36.36
41.46
48.65

22.73
26.17
29.77
34.90
38.20
15.73
18.18
20.66
23.08
25.14
27.44
31.43
37.86
44.48
48.77
20.49
23.32
24.86
29.51
35.06
41.61
49.32
54.32
7.47
8.73
10.04
11.37
12.70
15.31
17.80
20.15
9.27
10.85
12.48
13.97
15.20
18.35
20.93
23.74
27.74
10.52
12.33
14.20
16.09
17.99
19.59
21.02
24.17
27.47
32.17
35.20
14.67
16.92
19.20
21.42
23.30
25.42
29.07
34.97
41.04

8.51
9.21
9.90
10.59
11.27
12.62
13.95
15.26
15.37
16.44
17.50
19.61
21.69
23.73
26.74
38.94
41.82
-

Span
(m)

6.5

Siderail
Section
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270

Weight
kg/m
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Suction
Pressure
Span/150
53.30
23.92
28.17
30.45
37.04
42.88
48.56
58.89
64.59
10.82
12.65
14.53
16.25
17.67
21.30
24.28
27.52
32.14
12.30
14.40
16.56
18.74
20.94
23.13
24.44
28.07
31.88
37.30
40.79
17.18
19.78
22.40
24.89
27.14
29.58
33.81
38.52
45.16
49.45
22.41
26.34
28.44
34.53
39.92
45.16
54.70
59.96

- indicates the load to produce a deflection of


span/150 exceeds ultimate UDL capacity

44.97
19.12
22.29
23.74
28.00
33.11
39.15
46.22
50.80
8.66
10.12
11.63
13.00
14.13
17.04
19.43
22.02
25.71
9.84
11.52
13.25
14.99
16.75
18.23
19.55
22.46
25.50
29.84
32.63
13.74
15.82
17.93
19.98
21.71
23.67
27.04
32.50
38.10
41.72
17.91
20.85
22.65
26.59
31.32
36.72
43.12
47.27

12.17
13.10
14.01
14.91
16.71
18.48
20.22
22.78
23.01
24.29
26.88
29.42
33.18
35.63
49.43
-

Siderail
Section

7.0

M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140

7.5

Weight
kg/m
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14

10.15
11.85
13.60
15.19
16.51
19.88
22.65
25.66
29.94
11.56
13.51
15.52
17.55
19.59
21.62
22.84
26.21
29.74
34.78
38.02
16.15
18.56
21.01
23.11
25.41
27.67
31.60
35.97
42.13
46.11
21.07
24.74
26.68
32.34
37.34
42.20
51.07
55.95
9.47
11.06
12.69
14.18
15.41
18.56
21.14
23.94
27.95
10.90
12.72
14.60
16.49
18.40
20.30
21.43
24.58
27.87
32.58
35.60
15.23
17.48

8.12
9.48
10.88
12.15
13.21
15.91
18.12
20.53
23.95
9.25
10.81
12.41
14.04
15.67
17.05
18.27
20.97
23.79
27.82
30.41
12.92
14.85
16.81
18.71
20.32
22.14
25.27
30.34
35.54
38.90
16.84
19.58
21.32
25.27
29.69
34.31
40.26
44.11
7.64
8.91
10.22
11.41
12.39
14.91
16.98
19.22
22.42
8.72
10.18
11.68
13.20
14.72
16.00
17.14
19.66
22.30
26.06
28.47
12.18
13.99

9.70
10.50
11.29
12.08
12.86
14.41
15.93
17.44
19.65
17.55
18.69
19.84
20.94
23.17
25.37
28.61
30.72
35.16
39.67
42.62
8.45
9.14
9.84
10.52
11.20
12.55
13.88
15.19
17.11
14.29
15.29
16.28
17.28
18.25
20.19
22.10
24.92
26.76
-

Span
(m)

8.0

Siderail
Section
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270

Weight
kg/m
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Suction
Pressure
Span/150
19.77
21.57
23.87
25.93
29.65
33.73
39.48
43.20
19.87
23.31
25.11
30.40
35.07
39.60
47.88
52.44
10.31
12.02
13.78
15.56
17.34
19.13
20.19
23.14
26.23
30.63
33.47
14.41
16.52
18.66
20.22
22.52
24.31
27.93
31.75
37.14
40.63
18.80
22.03
23.72
28.68
33.05
37.31
45.07
49.34

15.82
17.60
19.10
20.79
23.71
28.46
33.31
36.44
15.88
18.45
20.07
24.06
27.88
32.20
37.75
41.34
8.25
9.61
11.02
12.45
13.88
15.08
16.15
18.51
20.98
24.50
26.77
11.52
13.22
14.93
16.60
18.01
19.60
22.33
26.79
31.33
34.27
15.03
17.44
18.96
22.95
26.28
30.33
35.53
38.90

25.27
27.97
30.63
34.56
37.13
46.18
49.64
11.67
12.56
13.43
14.31
15.19
16.04
17.74
19.42
21.90
23.52
18.60
19.81
21.00
22.21
24.58
26.92
30.38
32.63
32.82
35.96
40.59
43.62

Cladding Rails

Span
(m)

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Suction
Pressure
Span/150

- indicates the load to produce a deflection of


span/150 exceeds ultimate UDL capacity

89

Multibeam Cladding Rails - Load Tables


Table 3:6 Double Span Siderails (Vertical Cladding)

Span
(m)

Siderail
Section

8.5

M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270

9.0

90

Weight
kg/m
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Suction
Pressure
Span/150
9.77
11.39
13.04
14.72
16.40
18.08
19.08
21.85
24.76
28.91
31.57
13.66
15.66
17.68
19.03
21.30
22.88
26.40
29.99
35.07
38.34
17.84
20.88
22.47
27.14
31.26
35.26
42.57
46.59
9.29
10.82
12.38
13.97
15.56
17.15
18.08
20.70
23.45
27.37
29.88
12.99
14.88
16.79
17.98
20.21
21.61
25.02
28.42
33.21
36.30
16.97
19.85
21.34
25.76
29.64
33.42
40.33
44.12

7.82
9.11
10.43
11.78
13.12
14.26
15.26
17.48
19.81
23.12
25.26
10.93
12.53
14.14
15.72
17.04
18.54
21.11
25.31
29.58
32.35
14.26
16.53
17.96
21.89
24.85
28.66
33.56
36.73
7.44
8.65
9.91
11.18
12.45
13.52
14.47
16.56
18.76
21.89
23.90
10.39
11.90
13.43
14.92
16.17
17.58
20.01
23.98
28.02
30.63
13.56
15.71
17.06
20.78
23.57
27.17
31.79
34.78

9.55
10.34
11.12
11.90
12.67
13.46
14.21
15.72
17.21
19.40
20.84
15.39
16.47
17.54
18.61
19.67
21.78
23.85
26.91
28.91
26.26
29.07
31.85
35.96
38.64
8.52
9.22
9.92
10.61
11.30
12.00
12.67
14.02
15.35
17.31
18.59
12.76
13.73
14.69
15.65
16.60
17.55
19.42
21.27
24.00
25.79
19.60
20.88
23.42
25.93
28.41
32.07
34.47

Span
(m)

Siderail
Section

9.5

M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270

10.0

Weight
kg/m
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Suction
Pressure
Span/150
12.31
14.10
15.90
17.03
19.14
20.47
23.70
26.92
31.46
34.39
16.07
18.81
20.22
24.41
28.08
31.66
38.21
41.80
11.69
13.39
15.11
16.18
18.19
19.45
22.52
25.58
29.89
32.68
15.27
17.87
19.21
23.19
26.68
30.08
36.30
39.71

9.91
11.34
12.79
14.20
15.38
16.72
19.02
22.78
26.61
29.08
12.93
14.97
16.24
19.77
22.41
25.83
30.20
33.04
9.46
10.82
12.20
13.54
14.66
15.94
18.12
21.70
25.33
27.68
12.35
14.29
15.50
18.85
21.36
24.61
28.77
31.46

11.45
12.32
13.19
14.05
14.90
15.75
17.43
19.09
21.54
23.14
17.59
18.74
21.02
23.28
25.50
28.78
30.94
10.33
11.12
11.90
12.68
13.44
14.21
15.73
17.23
19.44
20.89
14.83
15.88
16.91
18.97
21.01
23.01
25.98
27.92

- indicates the load to produce a deflection of


span/150 exceeds ultimate UDL capacity

Horizontal Panel Vertical Support Member (G140/150)


Span
(m)
3.0
3.5
4.0
4.5

Ultimate
Pressure
Kn
23.44
19.66
16.73
14.33

Ultimate
Suction
Kn
9.21
7.72
6.58
6.68

Deflection
L/150
Kn
9.10
6.69
5.12
4.05

Table 3:7 Multibeam Cladding Rails (Horizontal Cladding)

Restraints at mid-span

4.5

Restraints at mid-span

5.0

2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49

14.96
17.16
19.36
21.54
23.70
27.96
32.12
36.20
16.18
18.94
21.74
24.57
27.39
32.99
38.49
43.86
51.73
13.79
15.75
17.70
19.63
21.55
25.31
28.89
32.03
15.08
17.58
20.09
22.62
25.12
30.09
34.96
39.59
45.52
12.77
14.54
16.29
18.02
19.74
22.67
25.46
28.19
14.12
16.39
18.66
20.94
23.19
27.64
31.26
34.75
39.86
14.76
17.45
20.21
23.01
25.83
28.66
31.44
36.81
41.17
47.50
51.44

14.96
17.16
19.36
21.54
23.70
27.96
32.12
36.20
16.18
18.94
21.74
24.57
27.39
32.99
38.49
43.86
51.73
13.79
15.75
17.70
19.63
21.55
25.31
28.89
32.03
15.08
17.58
20.09
22.62
25.12
30.09
34.96
39.59
45.52
12.77
14.54
16.29
18.02
19.74
22.67
25.46
28.19
14.12
16.39
18.66
20.94
23.19
27.64
31.26
34.75
39.86
14.76
17.45
20.21
23.01
25.83
28.66
31.44
36.81
41.17
47.50
51.44

22.21
24.03
25.84
27.64
29.42
32.94
36.41
39.81
34.45
37.29
40.11
42.90
45.68
51.18
56.60
61.93
69.79
17.55
18.99
20.42
21.84
23.24
26.02
28.77
31.46
27.22
29.46
31.69
33.90
36.09
40.44
44.72
48.94
55.14
14.21
15.38
16.54
17.69
18.83
21.08
23.30
25.48
22.05
23.86
25.67
27.46
29.24
32.76
36.23
39.64
44.67
32.01
34.65
37.28
39.89
42.48
45.11
47.62
52.69
57.68
65.04
69.85

Siderail
Section

5.5

M145065120
M145065130
M145065140
M145065150
M145065160
M145065180
M145065200
M145065220
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270

6.0

Weight
kg/m
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Suction
Pressure
Span/150
11.89
13.49
14.94
16.23
17.48
19.97
22.35
24.61
13.27
15.33
17.41
19.47
21.11
24.29
27.38
30.22
34.38
13.99
16.48
19.01
21.57
24.13
26.44
28.36
32.18
35.72
40.78
44.03
12.50
14.24
15.68
17.10
18.48
21.03
23.51
25.92
29.45
13.28
15.60
17.91
19.66
21.38
23.02
24.53
27.53
30.45
34.69
37.43
16.17
18.90
21.69
23.92
25.91
27.76
31.34
34.78
39.76
42.96

11.89
13.49
14.94
16.23
17.48
19.97
22.35
24.61
13.27
15.33
17.41
19.47
21.11
24.29
27.38
30.22
34.38
13.99
16.48
19.01
21.57
24.13
26.44
28.36
32.18
35.72
40.78
44.03
12.50
14.24
15.68
17.10
18.48
21.03
23.51
25.92
29.45
13.28
15.60
17.91
19.66
21.38
23.02
24.53
27.53
30.45
34.69
37.43
16.17
18.90
21.69
23.92
25.91
27.76
31.34
34.78
39.76
42.96

11.75
12.71
13.67
14.62
15.56
17.42
19.26
21.06
18.22
19.72
21.22
22.69
24.16
27.07
29.94
32.76
36.91
26.45
28.64
30.81
32.97
35.11
37.28
39.35
43.54
47.67
53.75
57.73
15.31
16.57
17.83
19.07
20.30
22.75
25.16
27.53
31.02
22.23
24.06
25.89
27.70
29.50
31.32
33.07
36.59
40.06
45.17
48.51
33.30
35.83
38.35
40.84
43.31
45.80
50.69
55.52
62.64
67.30

Cladding Rails

M145065120
M145065130
M145065140
M145065150
M145065160
M145065180
M145065200
M145065220
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M145065120
M145065130
M145065140
M145065150
M145065160
M145065180
M145065200
M145065220
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M145065120
M145065130
M145065140
M145065150
M145065160
M145065180
M145065200
M145065220
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270

Span
(m)

Restraints at mid-span

4.0

Weight
kg/m

Restraints at mid-span

Siderail
Section

Restraints at mid-span

Span
(m)

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Suction
Pressure
Span/150

91

Multibeam Cladding Rails - Load Tables


Table 3:7 Multibeam Cladding Rails (Horizontal Cladding) (Cont.)

M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270

Restraints at mid-span

6.5

92

3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08

10.33
11.89
17.06
18.96
20.83
24.49
27.52
30.37
34.56
10.88
12.82
14.77
16.71
18.62
20.53
28.45
33.00
36.62
41.77
45.13
13.13
15.43
17.77
20.11
22.45
24.77
29.32
33.73
49.10
53.11
11.24
12.47
13.60
14.72
15.81
17.96
20.05
22.09
25.10
12.63
14.18
15.60
16.95
18.28
19.62
20.86
23.36
25.81
29.37
31.69
15.45
17.34
18.96
20.53
22.06
23.58
26.53
29.37
33.51
36.19

10.33
11.89
17.06
18.96
20.83
24.49
27.52
30.37
34.56
10.88
12.82
14.77
16.71
18.62
20.53
28.45
33.00
36.62
41.77
45.13
13.13
15.43
17.77
20.11
22.45
24.77
29.32
33.73
49.10
53.11
11.24
12.47
13.60
14.72
15.81
17.96
20.05
22.09
25.10
12.63
14.18
15.60
16.95
18.28
19.62
20.86
23.36
25.81
29.37
31.69
15.45
17.34
18.96
20.53
22.06
23.58
26.53
29.37
33.51
36.19

14.08
15.24
16.40
17.54
18.67
20.92
23.14
25.32
28.53
20.44
22.13
23.81
25.48
27.13
28.81
30.41
33.65
36.84
41.54
44.61
30.62
32.96
35.27
37.56
39.84
42.12
46.62
51.06
57.61
61.89
13.04
14.12
15.19
16.25
17.30
19.38
21.43
23.45
26.43
18.94
20.51
22.06
23.60
25.14
26.69
28.18
31.18
34.13
38.48
41.33
28.37
30.53
32.67
34.80
36.90
39.02
43.19
47.30
53.37
57.34

Span
(m)

Siderail
Section

6.5

M175065120
M175065130
M175065140
M175065150
M175065160
M175065180
M175065200
M175065220
M175065250
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270

Restraints at 1/3 points

6.0

Weight
kg/m

7.0

Restraints at 1/3 points

Siderail
Section

Restraints at 1/3 points

Span
(m)

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Suction
Pressure
Span/150

Weight
kg/m
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Suction
Pressure
Span/150
9.73
11.15
15.98
17.73
19.44
22.15
24.75
27.29
31.04
10.36
12.15
13.93
15.70
17.45
19.19
26.51
29.67
32.79
37.38
40.36
12.57
14.70
16.85
19.00
21.14
23.26
34.61
38.32
43.76
47.31
9.87
11.52
13.17
14.80
20.84
22.30
23.70
26.52
29.30
33.38
35.96
12.03
14.01
16.00
17.98
19.95
27.47
30.81
34.09
38.92
42.03

9.73
11.15
15.98
17.73
19.44
22.15
24.75
27.29
31.04
10.36
12.15
13.93
15.70
17.45
19.19
26.51
29.67
32.79
37.38
40.36
12.57
14.70
16.85
19.00
21.14
23.26
34.61
38.32
43.76
47.31
9.87
11.52
13.17
14.80
20.84
22.30
23.70
26.52
29.30
33.38
35.96
12.03
14.01
16.00
17.98
19.95
27.47
30.81
34.09
38.92
42.03

12.00
12.99
13.97
14.94
15.91
17.83
19.71
21.57
24.31
17.42
18.86
20.29
21.71
23.12
24.55
25.92
28.67
31.39
35.39
38.01
26.09
28.08
30.05
32.01
33.94
35.89
39.73
43.51
49.09
52.74
15.02
16.26
17.50
18.72
19.93
21.17
22.34
24.72
27.07
30.52
32.78
22.50
24.21
25.91
27.60
29.27
30.95
34.25
37.52
42.33
45.47

Restraints at 1/3 points

8.0

Restraints at 1/4 points

8.0

3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.55
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
3.55
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
3.82
4.16
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
3.55
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
3.82
4.16
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70

9.42
10.95
12.47
17.30
18.59
19.90
21.14
23.66
26.13
29.58
31.81
9.72
11.53
13.37
15.22
21.40
22.89
24.40
27.37
30.28
34.38
36.98
9.35
11.06
12.78
17.65
18.99
20.32
21.66
24.28
26.69
30.20
32.47
9.34
11.25
13.22
15.23
21.34
24.40
27.43
30.25
34.26
36.86
8.39
9.90
11.44
12.97
14.50
16.01
22.19
24.97
27.72
31.73
34.16
8.39
10.09
11.85
13.65
15.45
19.07
28.33
31.53
36.22
39.13

9.42
10.95
12.47
17.30
18.59
19.90
21.14
23.66
26.13
29.58
31.81
9.72
11.53
13.37
15.22
21.40
22.89
24.40
27.37
30.28
34.38
36.98
9.35
11.06
12.78
17.65
18.99
20.32
21.66
24.28
26.69
30.20
32.47
9.34
11.25
13.22
15.23
21.34
24.40
27.43
30.25
34.26
36.86
8.39
9.90
11.44
12.97
14.50
16.01
22.19
24.97
27.72
31.73
34.16
8.39
10.09
11.85
13.65
15.45
19.07
28.33
31.53
36.22
39.13

13.08
14.17
15.24
16.31
17.37
18.44
19.47
21.54
23.58
26.59
28.55
18.10
19.60
21.09
22.57
24.04
25.50
26.96
29.84
32.68
36.87
39.61
15.91
17.23
18.54
19.84
21.13
22.41
23.69
26.23
28.72
32.41
34.82
21.21
22.98
24.73
26.47
28.19
31.63
35.02
38.36
43.30
46.54
13.67
14.80
15.92
17.04
18.15
19.25
20.35
22.53
24.67
27.83
29.91
18.22
19.73
21.24
22.73
24.22
27.17
30.08
32.95
37.20
39.98

Siderail
Section

9.0

M235065120
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065120
M265065130
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270

9.0

Weight
kg/m
3.55
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
3.82
4.16
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Suction
Pressure
Span/150
10.70
11.79
12.88
13.96
14.93
15.89
16.86
18.75
20.58
23.28
25.04
8.78
13.10
14.35
15.59
16.78
18.97
21.11
23.20
26.25
28.22
9.52
10.97
12.41
13.84
18.91
20.21
22.74
25.25
28.63
30.81
11.43
13.12
14.82
22.80
25.74
28.64
32.66
35.16

10.70
11.79
12.88
13.96
14.93
15.89
16.86
18.75
20.58
23.28
25.04
8.78
13.10
14.35
15.59
16.78
18.97
21.11
23.20
26.25
28.22
9.52
10.97
12.41
13.84
18.91
20.21
22.74
25.25
28.63
30.81
11.43
13.12
14.82
22.80
25.74
28.64
32.66
35.16

12.57
13.61
14.65
15.68
16.70
17.71
18.72
20.72
22.70
25.61
27.51
16.76
18.15
19.54
20.91
22.28
24.99
27.67
30.31
34.22
36.77
13.20
14.20
15.20
16.19
17.17
18.15
20.09
22.01
24.83
26.68
18.95
20.28
21.60
24.23
26.83
29.39
33.18
35.66

Cladding Rails

M205065120
M205065130
M205065140
M205065150
M205065160
M205065170
M205065180
M205065200
M205065220
M205065250
M205065270
M235065120
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M235065120
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065120
M265065130
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270
M235065120
M235065130
M235065140
M235065150
M235065160
M235065170
M235065180
M235065200
M235065220
M235065250
M235065270
M265065120
M265065130
M265065140
M265065150
M265065160
M265065180
M265065200
M265065220
M265065250
M265065270

Span
(m)

Restraints at 1/3 points

7.5

Weight
kg/m

Restraints at 1/4 points

Siderail
Section

Restraints at 1/3 points

Span
(m)

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Suction
Pressure
Span/150

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Multichannel
Overview

96

Why Multichannel?

97

Multichannel Restraints

98
104

Product Dimensions and References

114

Section Properties

122

Load Tables

123

Multichannel

Construction Details

L350/90
L300/90

L265/70

L235/70
L205/70

L175/70
L145/70

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Multichannel - Overview

Multichannel

Applications
- Horizontally laid cladding rails
- Parapet posts
- Mezzanine floors
- Brickwork restraints
- Door and window trimmers, ribbon windows
- Wind bracing
- Columns
- Gable ends
- General engineering applications

Material Specification
Hot dip galvanised steel to BS EN 10326:2004 and BS EN
10143:1993 specifications for continuously hot dip zinc/metal
coated structural steel strip.
The minimum grade of steel used is S450GD, with Z275 zinc
coating, giving an average coating thickness of 0.02mm to each
side. Other galvanised coatings may be available. Please contact
our Technical Department for advice.

Sustainability

Recycling
Steel is one of the worlds most recycled materials
with over 40% of new steel made from recycled
steel. Kingspans suppliers encourage, promote
and assist in the return of steel for recycling.
Certification
Kingspan Structural Products has developed a fully integrated
management system which combines all the common elements of
ISO 9001 (Quality), ISO 14001 (Environment) and OHSAS
18001 (Occupational Health and Safety) into one system.
This simple coherent business management system enables the
organisation to successfully achieve its purpose and mission to
ensure that quality; safety and the environment are considered in
all aspects of the business process. Further information on these
certifications can be found on our website
www.kingspanstructural.com.

Range
- Section heights from 145mm to 350mm
- Flange widths from 70mm to 90mm
- Gauges from 1.2mm to 2.7mm
For full product dimensions see page 114. Other sizes may be
available on specific request. Please contact our Technical

The Multibeam system has been engineered to ensure maximum


performance whilst minimising the material content.

Department for advice.

Individual sections are packed together using low carbon mild


steel, blued and waxed banding which is wholly recyclable.
Identification of the bundles is by paper labels which are
biodegradable and can be recycled.

Lengths

Softwood bearers, used to support the bundles in transport are


from managed woodland and are reusable.
Reuse
Steel does not lose its strength or stiffness over time so remains a
viable product for reuse. Assembly joints between components
can be easily dismantled at any time to facilitate reuse. Sections
can be recut to length and reholed to suit a revised use.

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- All lengths are catered for; requirements in excess of 18m,


please contact our Sales Department.

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Why Multichannel?
Multichannel sections offer lightweight robust construction and
may be used in lieu of some hot rolled sections, offering easier site
handling. Multichannel is suitable for a wide range of structural
applications including horizontal cladding support, door and
window trimmers, wind bracing, mezzanine floor beams, brickwork
restraints, gable rafters and columns.

Autoform In

Autoform Ends
The unique feature of the Multichannel system is the Autoform
End. Autoform eliminates the need for fixing cleats and brackets
which simplifies the construction process by providing numerous
connection solutions to speed fabrication and on-site construction.
Autoforms are available with the returns turned inward or
outward and can be punched or counterformed with standard
hole options as required.

Autoform Out

Using this system, connections are primarily made using two bolts
which halves the connection time in fabrication and also reduces
fixing material costs.

Notches
Multichannel can be supplied with plain ends, notched ends
(top, bottom or both) and/or with Autoform Ends offering
installation flexibility.

Counterform Holes
In order to provide a flush connection for door and window
applications an off-line process of counterforming is used.
This enables countersunk bolts to be used without compromising
the finish of the Multichannel Rail.

Autoform Notched Ends


Autoform In

Multichannel

Counterform
Dimensions

30 Dia
7.5

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Restraints - Vertically Laid Cladding


Half bay width

Restraints for Bays up to 6.1m


The single strut system is utilised on buildings with bays up to
6.1m centres with adjustable diagonal tie wire as shown in the
diagram.

Eaves Beam
Maker up

Bays up to 3.0m generally do not require vertical support struts.


This system is for use with cladding which, when fixed restrains
the Multibeam siderail outer flange.
* When wall exceeds 10m in height allow one set of diagonal ties
for every 9.0m of height.
Maximum rail cross centres are 2m. For larger cross centres,
contact Kingspan technical.

Max
height
x*

Tubular
struts

Multichannel
cladding rails

Where the weight of the cladding is greater than 0.12 kN/m 2


please contact our Technical Department.

Where the insulated panel is only through fixed on one edge


trapping an under tongue on the adjacent panel the restraint
system on this page should be used, but with the bottom tube
strut replaced with an angle strut and the diagonal tie wire
replaced with a rod diagonal.

Diagonal
tie wire

Minimum
angle 30

The strut system should be fitted between the bottom rails and the
rails levelled before proceeding progressively upwards.

Vertical Restraints at Mid Span

Where the cladding is clip fixed or fixed in such a way that the
cladding can slip, relative to the side rail face please contact our
Technical Department.

Bay width up to 6.1 metres

Restraints for Bays over 6.1m up to 9.0m


=

The double strut system is utilised on buildings with bays over


6.1m metres up to 9.0m.

1/3 bay width

* When wall exceeds 10m in height allow one set of diagonal ties
for every 9.0m of height.

Eaves Beam

Maker
up

Where the insulated panel is only through fixed on one edge


trapping an under tongue on the adjacent panel the restraint
system shown on this page should be used, but with the bottom
tube strut replaced with an angle strut and the diagonal tie wire
replaced with a rod diagonal.
Where the cladding is clip fixed or fixed in such a way that the
cladding can slip, relative to the side rail face please contact our
Technical Department.

Tubular
struts

Max
height
x*
Multichannel
cladding rails

Maximum rail cross centres are 2m. For larger cross centres,
contact Kingspan technical.
Where the weight of the cladding is greater than 0.12 kN/m 2
please contact our Technical Department.

Bays over 9.0m


Bays over 9.0m are possible with Multichannel sections,
for vertical restraints consult our Technical Department.

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Diagonal
tie wire
Minimum
angle 30

Vertical Restraints at 1/3 Points


Bay width over 6.1 to 9.0 metres

Restraints - Firewall
This assembly of Multichannel side rails is designed to offer lateral
support to the cladding assembly, which provides the firewall
performance of insulation integrity and stability for the periods
derived from test or assessment. Periods up to 240 minutes are
possible.
Firewall systems rely on the performance of the cladding. As the
sheeting rails are relatively thin components they have very little
heat sink capacity owing to their low mass. When subjected to a
fire resistance test, the sheeting rails are heated very quickly and
consequently lose their structural strength.
Sheeting rails whether exposed or concealed do retain sufficient
strength to prevent the wall from significant lateral movement even
after 240 minutes of exposure to a standard fire resistance test.

Sheeting rails with a minimum thickness of 1.2mm and above may


be used for both twin skin cladding and composite panels,
providing they are structurally capable of supporting the wall
between the column spacings for the normal load case.
To reduce thermally induced stresses caused by expansion of the
sheeting rails during the early stages of a fire, slotted holes are
provided, in the ends of the horizontal sheeting rails. The rails are
shortened in length and low temperature fusible washers are used
so that thermally induced movement can occur unrestricted.
The cladding suppliers requirements should always be checked
especially where special or unusual details are required.

Typical Restraints for Firewall at Mid-span


Fire protected
Eaves Beam E265200

All sheeting rails must


have slotted holes at ends

2000mm
max
centres

All bottom rails must be


single spanning but can
be sleeved if necessary

Standard rail
strut system

General Notes
1. Firewall rails should be 30mm shorter in length and should
have 54mm x 14mm slotted holes to cater for expansion.
2. Although bottom rails must be single spanning to suit fire
conditions, standard sleeves may be introduced to provide
continuity for structural considerations.

3. At the discretion of the engineer, joints on rails may be


staggered to provide uniform distribution of wind loadings to
support structures.

Multichannel

* Height of wall governed by


load carrying capacity of
supporting members

4. Eaves Beam E265/200 is the only available section if


supporting the weight of the wall and must be fire protected.

Firewall hole layout


23mm*

54x14mm Slot

100mm 14mm Holes (Holes at intermediate column


connection do not require slotting)

Sleeve Connection Holes

20mm

50mm

40mm
Column Centres
Single Span

Column Centres

Column Centres
Double Span

*Edge distance

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Restraints - Horizontally Laid Cladding


Cladding joints at Stanchions
This typical example also shows vertical restraint provided by
standard diagonal tie wires and the connection to the Eaves
Beam system.

Connection Details
Eaves Beam
Section
Eaves Beam
Strut Bracket (NC)

Eaves beam
G140/150
Stanchion
Cleat
(MS120x)

Eaves Beam
Cleat (EBC1)

Autoform
Connections used
for all ChannelChannel
connections

Eaves Beam Vertical


Connection Cleat
(EBC1)

Multichannel
Rail Section
G140/150
Section

Multichannel
Vertical
Members

Rails can be
inverted thus if
required for
windows etc.
Rail Cleat
(eg. MD205)

Multichannel
Autoform
Connection

Vertical
Multichannel
Section

G140/150
(Panel Joint Rail)
at Stanchions
Standard
Diagonal Tie
Wire (DB)

G140 Stanchion
Cleat (MS120x)
Bottom Vertical
Section should
be same section
depth as the
Rail Section

Multichannel
Rails

Where required Multichannel Rails can be inverted to simplify


detailing at doors and windows. A detailed cross-section of this
alternative is shown opposite.
Maximum wall heights for diagonal wires are shown on page 98
for vertically laid cladding. This value should be adjusted on a
pro-rata basis for heavier sidewall weights.

Alternative detail:
Bottom rail may be
inverted to enable the
use of 145 vertical
sections throughout
the sidewall

The distance between the Multichannel rail and the vertical


support should not exceed 20mm.
G140/150
Section
20 max

100

20 max

Cladding Joint Within Span


Where cladding is joined within the bay span a wider flange is
required in order to butt the panels together. For this detail a
G140/150 section is used together with screwed rod diagonal.

Connection Details
Eaves Beam
Section
Eaves Beam
Strut Bracket (NC)

Eaves beam
G140/150
Stanchion
Cleat
(MS120x)

Eaves Beam
Cleat (EBC1)
Eaves Beam
Vertical
Connection
Cleat (EBC1)

Angle Cleat
Multichannel
Rail Section

G140/150
Section

Angle Cleat
(MTC)

G140/150
(Panel Joint Rail)
Multibracket
Connection
(MB1A)

Rail Cleat
(eg. MD205)

Multibeam G140/150
(Panel Joint Rail) at
Stanchions
Multibracket
(MB1A)

Bottom rail should always


be invertedin this system

Multichannel
Rails

Horizontally laid cladding - Top Hat supports


Vertical top hat cladding supports provided by the sheeting
contractor to support horizontally laid insulated panels The restraints can be as shown on page 98 but the tube strut
between the bottom pair of rails supporting the top hats must be
replaced with a vertical Multichannel of the same depth of the rail
and attached as shown on page 98. The standard tie wire must
be replaced with a rod diagonal.
The top hats must be positioned at or very close to the rail
restraint positions to avoid twisting of the horizontal member.
The top hat section must be attached to all rails that it passes
over using suitable fixings that can support the vertical dead loads
and the wind pressure and suction loads.

101

Multichannel

G140/150
Stanchion Cleat
(MS120x)

Rod Diagonals
(TRHD)

Multichannel - Applications
Parapet Posts
Multichannel can be used as an efficient and economical parapet
post section to support vertical or horizontally laid cladding on
industrial and commercial buildings.
The Multichannel parapet post can be supplied as a kit for
assembly on site or as a fully assembled component ready to
attach to the main steelwork and complete with attachment cleats
to suit Multichannel or Multibeam horizontal cladding rails.
Use the Toolkit design software to select sections against the
applied wind loads and dead weights of the supported cladding.

Tapered packing
(if required)

Gable
with
Parapet

Verge parapet flashing

Compound Multichannel
Fascia Post

Kingspan Insulated Panel

Flashing

Multichannel

Roof panel site cut to suit


overall length of building

For specific construction details please contact our Technical


department.

Internal flashing
Multibeam
Purlin

Door and Window Openings

In sidewall situations where openings are required, we recommend


the use of Multichannel sections. These versatile sections provide
an easy solution for door and window openings, trimmers etc.
and section sizes are compatible with Multichannel cladding rail
section sizes.
Where required Multichannels can be used as a substitute for
Multibeam cladding rails as all components (eg. Cleats etc.) are
fully compatible.

It must be noted however, that equivalent section sizes may not


provide an identical performance and heavier gauges may be
required. (see section properties on page 122).

Multichannel
Trimmers

AUTOFORM End
connection

Window Trimmers

102

Multichannel Rails

Multichannel
door posts

Window Openings

Multichannel Rails

Door Openings

Mezzanine Floors
Multichannels can be used for primary or secondary floor
beams in mezzanine floor applications. They can also be used
singly or compounded to form columns, and can be used as
stair rails and treads providing a completely pre-engineered
mezzanine floor package.
Multichannel Mezzanine floor beams can be utilised with all
popular types of flooring including checkerplate, timber etc.
They can be fitted between steel or over steel supports either
with or without cleats. Fitting over steelwork gives the
economy of double span members but increases the depth of
the floor structure.
Construction details are provided for all three systems,
please see pages 111 and 112 for further information.

Brickwork Restraints
The Multichannel brickwork
restraint has been developed to
accommodate standard brick
and block sizes used in
construction today. The restraint
provides an efficient method of
restraining brickwork panels in
steel framed buildings.
Compared with hotrolled
alternatives it is easier to handle on site due to its light weight and
no additional finishing is required.

General Engineering Applications

Gable Posts

Multichannel is suitable for a wide variety of engineering


applications.

Compound Multichannel members can be used as an infill gable


post (to facilitate a future gable extension) where a full portal frame
is provided at the gable.

These can include:


Roof trusses
Stairs
Bracing
Conveyors
And many more
For more information call our Technical Department
on 01944 712000.

Compound Multichannel posts can be supplied with side rail


cleats, restraint brackets and base cleats pre-assembled in the
factory to minimise site work and promote rapid erection.
Alternatively a kit of parts is available for full assembly on site.
Multichannel infill posts are not suitable for free standing
applications (including during erection) and must be placed
between self supporting main beams and the foundations
for stability.

103

Multichannel

Multichannel brickwork restraints suit 100mm and 140mm


block/brickwork walls and are available in lengths up to 9m either
as a single or compound section. Attachment to the brickwork
can be Rawlbolts (or similar), threaded rods built into the wall or
flat strapped brick restraints built into the brickwork.

Construction Details - Multichannel


Rail Connection

Cleat connection to Rail


Standard stooling dimension
= rail depth + 6mm

50

Exploded View

Bolt-on Cleat

For product dimensions refer to pages 114 and 115.

Cladding Rail Sleeve


Section

Sleeve

Exploded View
For product dimensions refer to pages 114, 115 and 118.

104

Weld-on Cleat

Cladding Rails External Corner

Corner
stanchion

Gable rail

Double cleat
(bolt on application)
Typical use of
extended stooled cleat

AUTOFORM End

AUTOFORM End

Double cleat

Cladding rail

For product dimensions refer to pages 114, 115 and 118.

Cladding Rails Internal Corner


Multichannel Rails

Stanchion

AUTOFORM
connection
into rail flange

Multichannel

Standard Rail Cleat

AUTOFORM End
connection

Multchannel
Rail

For product dimensions refer to pages 114, 115 and 118.

105

Construction Details - Multichannel


Slotted Cladding Rail on a Firewall
Firewall Cleat Detail
Standard stooling dimension
= rail depth + 6mm
6
Steel washer

20
30

Plastic washer
under nut

Multibeam or
Multichannel can
be used in Firewall
application

Plastic
washers

For product dimensions refer to pages 114 and 115.

Rod Diagonal with G140/150


Multichannel Rail
50

Adjustment
Cleat
MTC
Cleat G140/150

TRHD
Rod Diagonal
Adjustment

50

For product dimensions refer to pages 120 and 121.

106

Stanchion

Stanchion Stay Type RNA


Only one restraint may prove acceptable subject to loading

475

475

For product dimensions refer to page 120.

Stanchion Stay Type RNB

475

Multichannel

Only one restraint may prove acceptable subject to loading

475

For product dimensions refer to page 120.

107

Construction Details - Multichannel


Diagonal Tie Wire Restraint
5
50

Cleat

Adjustment
110

Stanchion

Adjustable diagonal
tie wires for
levelling purposes

For product dimensions refer to page 120.

Top cleat fixes to cleat hole nearest column.

Multichannel between Columns - Autoform connection


Multichannel
Autoform Out

Multichannel
Autoform In

30 Max
Adjustment

Adjustment
30 Max

Adjustable
diagonal tie
wires for
levelling
purposes

For product dimensions refer to page 120.

108

Adjustable
diagonal tie
wires for
levelling
purposes

Door Openings
Standard Door Detail

Inset Door Detail


Multichannel
Rails

Multichannel Door
Header Rail

Autoform or
Cleader Header
Rail Connection

Cleated or Autoform Header


Rail Connection
Hot-rolled or
Multichannel
Header Rail

Multichannel Rails
Bolt-on Single
Rail Cleats

Bolt-on Single
Rail Cleats

Multichannel Door Posts

Autoform
Rail
Connection

Hot-rolled or Multichannel
Door Post

Cleated or Autoform
Base Connection

Autoform or Cleated
Base Connection

For product dimensions refer to pages 114, 115 and 118.

When the door framework needs to be set to the same level as


the cladding rails, the Autoform detail can be used

Window Openings

Multichannel
Trimmers

Multichannel

Multibeam or
Multichannel Rails

AUTOFORM
End
connection
AUTOFORM End detail

For product dimensions refer to page 118.

109

Construction Details - Multichannel


Column Top

Column Base

AUTOFORM End
connection
Base
cleats

For product dimensions refer to page 118.

For product dimensions refer to page 121.

Gable Post

Multichannel Rail

50 5

475

Bolt-on
Cleat
Gable Post
(Compound
Multichannel)

For product dimensions refer to page 120.

110

Column
Stay

Mezzanine Floor Restraint

Mid Span
Restraint

M12 Screwed
Rod

Multichannel Floor Beams

Heavy Duty Mezzanine Floor Restraint

Heavy Duty
Mezzanine Floor
Restraint SWF

Multichannel Floor Beams

M12 Screwed Rod


Hole information on page 136

For product dimensions refer to page 119.

Heavy Duty Mezzanine


Floor Restraint SWF

For product dimensions refer to page 119.

Mezzanine Floor between steelwork

Multichannel

Multichannel
Notch

AUTOFORM Ends

For product dimensions refer to page 118.

111

Construction Details - Multichannel


Mezzanine Floor over support steelwork with cleat

100 CRS
20

10

6mm

Multichannel may also be used


as an alternative to hot rolled
For product dimensions refer to page 115.

Mezzanine Floor over support steelwork without cleat

10

100

Multichannel may also be used


as an alternative to hot rolled
For product dimensions refer to page 114.

112

Case Study
The Pillar Box, Coventry

Multichannel

A major regeneration and refurbishment of the old Post Office creating accommodation for
over 100 students at Coventry University. Kingspan Structural Products provided a complete
steel frame incorporating Multibeam purlins and Multichannel rails and joists.

113

Product Dimensions and References


Multichannel Sections
References

Weight
Kg/m

L145070120
L145070130
L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L145070220
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L205070220
L205070250
L205070270

2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49

Dims (mm)
A
B
145
145
145
145
145
145
145
145
175
175
175
175
175
175
175
175
175
205
205
205
205
205
205
205
205
205
205
205

Gauge
(mm)

70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70

1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.20
1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.70
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
2.70

References

Weight
Kg/m

L235070130
L235070140
L235070150
L235070160
L235070170
L235070180
L235070200
L235070220
L235070250
L235070270
L265070140
L265070150
L265070160
L265070180
L265070200
L265070220
L265070250
L265070270
L300090150
L300090160
L300090180
L300090200
L300090250
L300090270
L350090150
L350090160
L350090180
L350090200
L350090250
L350090270

3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
5.64
6.03
6.78
7.56
9.44
10.23
6.20
6.63
7.45
8.32
10.39
11.25

Dims (mm)
A
B
235
235
235
235
235
235
235
235
235
235
265
265
265
265
265
265
265
265
300
300
300
300
300
300
350
350
350
350
350
350

Gauge
(mm)

70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90

1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.70
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
2.70
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
2.70
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.50
2.70
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.50
2.70

Reference Key
L
Multichannel
Section

L145
70 Flange

175

070

Section Flange
Depth

L175
70 Flange

120
L350
90 Flange

1.2mm gauge

L205
70 Flange

L235
70 Flange

L300
90 Flange

L265
70 Flange

Lip
Gauge T

Dim A

Dim B

114

L145
Gauges

L175
Gauges

L205
Gauges

L235
Gauges

L265
Gauges

L300
Gauges

L350
Gauges

1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.2
-

1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.2
2.5
-

1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.7
1.8
2.0
2.2
2.5
2.7

1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.7
1.8
2.0
2.2
2.5
2.7

1.4
1.5
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.2
2.5
2.7

1.5
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.5
2.7

1.5
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.5
2.7

Multicleats
Table 4:1 Multicleat References
Cleat Type
Sheeting Line
(mm)

Weld-On

Bolt-On

Multichannel Section
Depths (mm)

Double

Single

Double

Single

G140/150
145
up to 175
up to 205
up to 235
up to 265
300
350

MD 145
MD 175
MD 205
MD 235
MD 265
MD 300
MD 350

MS 120x
MS 145
MS 175
MS 205
MS 235
MS 265
MS 300
MS 350

MD 145BB
MD 175BB
MD 205BB
MD 235BB
MD 265BB
MD 300BB
MD 350BB

MS 120Bx
MS 145BB
MS 175BB
MS 205BB
MS 235BB
MS 265BB
MS 300BB
MS 350BB

151
181
211
241
271
306
356

*All Cleats are supplied in unpainted steel as standard. Painted or galvanised finishes are available if required.
Please note, for galvanised finish there is an extended lead time, please contact our Sales Department for more information.

Table 4:2 Multicleat Options


Options

All multicleat holes shown are 14mm diameter.


Suffix

Bolt-on Black
Bolt-on Painted
Bolt-on Galvanised

Example

BB
BE
BG

Stiffened
Extended

MD175BB
MD175BE
MD175BG

S
X

MD350

MD265BS
MD265X300
(ie; 300mm from
rafter face)

MD300

300/350 deep are supplied stiffened, see page 117 for details.

Standard Single Cleat

Single

Standard Double Cleat

17

105

Double
30 30 30 30 26

17

105

30 30 30 30 26

150
17
MD265
105

30

MD235

30
MD205

26
100

35
35

MD175

Extended length

cleats
Multi
ost
the m
e
d
i
v
o
pr
mical
econo
r
ion fo
t
u
l
o
s
ls.
ff rai
o
d
e
stool

MD145
80

115

Multichannel

14mm
diameter
fixing holes

Product Dimensions and References


Bolt-on Rail Cleats

Bolt-On
Single Cleat

All Multicleats are available as bolt-on.


See table 4:2 on page 115.

Bolt-On
Double Cleat

Table 4:3 Base plate thicknesses


Multicleat
Depth

Cleat Base Plate


Thickness (mm)

G140/150
145
175
205
235
265
300
350

6
6
6
8
8
8
8
8

Cleat

Table 4:4 Base plate holes cross centres


Base Plate Holes Cross Centres*

Dim H (mm)

50
60
70 (standard)
80
90
100

55
55
50
50
50
50

Base Plate
See table 4:3 for thickness

Bolt-On Single Cleat

Bolt-On Double Cleat


3
Dim H
100

100

100

Optional plate
for bolt-on cleat

Cross
Centres*

All base plate holes are 18mm

allow
cleats
Multi
ction
ing se
differ
used
to be
sizes
ion,
t
eleva
y
n
a
on
ning
aintai
m
e
l
i
wh
tant
a cons
e.
ng lin
sheeti

116

Stiffened Rail Multicleats


All Multicleats are available with stiffeners where required,
eg. tiled roof applications. Add stiffened to Multicleat reference
when ordering. See table 4:2.
35
Stiffener plate
70
200

Multicleat Arrangement

Extended Rail Cleats

Multicleats allow differing section sizes to be used on any


elevation, while maintaining a constant sheeting line.

Extended cleats can be manufactured to meet your specific


requirements. These are manufactured to order and will be at an
additional cost.

Diagram A
shows a 265 section fixed to a 265 cleat.

NB: Add extended to cleat reference when ordering.


Extended double cleats over 270mm long are supplied complete
with stiffeners. These are not available with single cleats.

450 Max

Diagram B
shows a 205 section fixed to a 265 cleat.

Stiffener plate

Multichannel

200

117

a
a

Product Dimensions and References


25

100

325

aa

Multichannel Sleeves

Symmetrical about
CL
50

Holes

Used to provide continuity at a rail joint


normally at a single span to a double, or a
single to a single span or at all joints in
heavy end bay layout.

Varies
with
Purlin
Depth

Please specify sleeve reference as below.


For construction details see page 104.

500

15

Dim X

Overall Length 1000

Table 4:5 Multichannel Sleeve References

All holes are 14mm Dia unless noted.

Sleeve
Reference

To suit channel section


Web
Flange

CSL14570
CSL17570
CSL20570
CSL23570
CSL26570
CSL30090
CSL35090

145
175
205
235
265
300
350

* Dim X is: 80 when 70 flange


100 when 90 flange

70
70
70
70
70
90
90

Autoform in and Autoform Out

50

50

25

Standard Autoform Ends are supplied with a 50mm return on all


section sizes, non-standard returns are available on request.
Dim A holes should be 20mm from the web for 14mm dia holes
(M12 bolts) or 25mm from the web for 18mm (M16 bolts).
Part Reference
AFIN
AFOUT

Dim A

For construction details see pages 105 and 108.


Minimum channel length = 125mm
For Autoform details please see page 136.

Notches

Notch Reference

118

50

25

Notch
Depth

Section Min.
(mm)

Notch Depth

Autoform In

N3

N1
N2
N3
N4

All
145
175
205
235
265
300
350

30
11
11
11
11
11
11
11

Max.
(mm)
250
48
61
76
*
*
*
*

Dim A

11

N1

Notches can be cut from the top, bottom or


both ends. Standard notches are 25mm in
depth cut to the lengths shown. Non-standard
notches can be cut subject to quantity, please
contact our Technical Department for details.

Notch Length

50mm min
(max hole
centres
depends on
AUTOFORM
depth)

Autoform Out

11

N2

30

50

50

25
N4

35

25

Note: Notch depth at each flange must match eg. Top


lead notch depth (N1) = Top tail notch depth (N2)

CL

Notch
Length

*For maximum notch depth please contact our Customer Service Department
For construction details see pages 109, 110 and 111.

Tube Strut TSA

a
a
Maximum length 2.5m

Used to restrain purlins and side rails

a
a

30

Part Reference

35

TSA0000
where 0000 = Rail Centres
eg; TSA1000 (Rail Centres = 1000mm)

30

M12 Thread

Minimum length = 150mm

Rail Centres minus 2mm

For design details see page 98. For construction details see page 76.

Tube Strut TSB

Maximum length 2.5m

This tube strut is used to restrain side rails


where a flush face is required

35

Part Reference

30

TSB0000
where 0000 = Rail Centres
eg; TSB1000 (Rail Centres = 1000mm)

Rail Centres minus 2mm

Minimum Length = 150mm

For design details see page 98. For construction details see page 76.

Heavy Duty Mezzanine Floor Restraint SWF


Angle strut used to restrain the larger sections
on Mezzanine Floor applications

33

SWF0000
where 0000 = Overall length
eg; SWF1500 (Overall length = 1500mm)

Channel section size must be specified


Minimum length = 250mm

Purlin/
rail
depth 4mm

33

Varies with
purlin/rail
depth
55

55

60

For construction details see page 111.

Clamp Plates

Used to fix and complete a run of tube struts


Part Reference

CA

For construction details see page 76.

Screwed Rod

Restraint on mezzanine floor beams


Part Reference

TR0000
where 0000 = Dim A

eg TR0000 (Purlin Centres = 500mm)

For construction details see page 111.

Purlin/
rail
depth 4mm

Varies with
purlin/rail
depth

80

All holes 14mm U.N.O.

80

60

40x50x3mm plate

Multichannel

Part Reference

CA

Dim A plus 50

25

Dim A

Max length 4m

25

M12 Thread

119

aa

Product Dimensions and References


Rafter and Stanchion Restraint RNA

Channel stay to provide compression and tension restraint


from the purlin or rail to the inner flange of the main frame
Part Reference

2.4

Maximum length 2m

aa

25

RNA0000
where 0000 = Length between
Hole Centres
eg; RNA1000 (Hole Centres = 1000mm)

38

Purlin Hole
14 dia.

38

For construction details see page 107.

Rafter and Stanchion Restraint RNB

Angle stay to provide compression and tension restraint


from the purlin or rail to the inner flange of the main
frame suitable for smaller main frame sections

2.0

Part Reference

Maximum length 2m

25

RNB0000
where 0000 = Length between
Hole Centres
eg; RNB1000 (Hole Centres = 1000mm)

25

45

Diagonal Tie Wire

Used on some long purlin slopes to support the self


weight of the cladding and transfer it to the rafters
Part Reference

DB
Single

DA
Double

DB
DA

Please state your dimension X and Y

Dim Y
state your dimension X and Y

For design details see pages 98, 99 and 100. For construction details see page 108.

Multichannel Base Cleats


Section

Cleat Reference

Length

L175
L205
L235
L265
L300
L350

MC175
MC205
MC235
MC265
MC300
MC350

155mm
185mm
215mm
245mm
280mm
330mm

50

Hot Rolled end cleats are


also available, Please
contact Kingspan sales for
more information.
All holes are 18mm Dia.

MTC Cleats

Length

25
50

75

100

100

25 25

TO SUIT RAIL

Angle cleat to attach Multibeam or Multichannel together


Part Reference

Rail Depth

MTC145
MTC175
MTC205
MTC235
MTC265
MTC300
MTC350

145mm
175mm
205mm
235mm
265mm
300mm
350mm

For construction details see pages 100, 101 and 106.

120

If using
single cleats,
increase
Dim Y by
50mm

Dim X
rail crs

For construction details see page 107.

Mainframe Hole
18 dia.

Purlin Hole
14 dia.

45

40

40

20

60

18

80

18

NON-HANDED

All hole 14 diameter

Note: These cleats are supplied with opposite hand holes.

a
a

a
a

Rod Diagonal

The diagonal used with the rails when supporting


horizontal cladding system when panel joints are within
the span to transfer loads to the main frame
Part Reference

TRHD0000
where 0000 = length between hole centres
eg; TRHD1000 (Hole Centres = 1000mm)

For construction details see pages 101 and 106.

Horizontal Panel Vertical Support

50

Varies

M12 Threaded Rod

50

130

G140/150
Maximum length = 8 metres
1.5mm galvanised steel.

Diagonal angle must


be supplied when ordering (Available in
5 increments from 30 to 60).

116

13

20

Used as the vertical support between Multichannel


horizontal rails to support horizontally laid Insulated panels
Part Reference

45

30

120

20
30

55

20

140

For use within the span it can be provided complete with


end connections attached.
For construction details see pages 100, 101 and 106.

Multibracket

Multibrackets are used to make connections


between Multichannels and Multibeam
Part Reference

MB1A (Left hand) as shown


MB1B (Right hand)

Material 3.0mm galvanised steel.


All holes 14 diameter.

For construction details see pages 100, 101 and 106.

All holes 14mm diameter


Standard hole grouping
are at backmarks of
20mm, 50mm, 70mm
and 100mm.
Hole placement along
the length to be
specified by the
customer.

20

30

30

28

65

18

43

38
130

18

18

20

40

18

130

Note: Multibrackets are not suitable for connecting sections to a 90mm flange.
25

100

100

20

Part Reference

SM0000
where 0000 = required length Dim L

Manufactured from 2.7mm


galvanised steel strip.

25

78

43

23

70

All holes 14 diameter.

Dim L

121

Multichannel

Rail Stubs

Multichannel - Section Properties

Table 4:6 Multichannel section properties


D
mm

Fl
mm

t
mm

Area
cm2

Wt
kg/m

Ixx
cm4

Gross Zxx
cm3

Iyy
cm4

Zyy
cm3

Rxx
cm

Ryy
cm

Section

2Iyy
cm4

L145070120
L145070130
L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L145070220
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L205070220
L205070250
L205070270
L235070130
L235070140
L235070150
L235070160
L235070170
L235070180
L235070200
L235070220
L235070250
L235070270
L265070140
L265070150
L265070160
L265070180
L265070200
L265070220
L265070250
L265070270
L300090150
L300090160
L300090180
L300090200
L300090250
L300090270
L350090150
L350090160
L350090180
L350090200
L350090250
L350090270

145
145
145
145
145
145
145
145
175
175
175
175
175
175
175
175
175
205
205
205
205
205
205
205
205
205
205
205
235
235
235
235
235
235
235
235
235
235
265
265
265
265
265
265
265
265
300
300
300
300
300
300
350
350
350
350
350
350

70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90

1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.20
1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.70
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
2.70
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.70
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
2.70
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.20
2.50
2.70
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.50
2.70
1.50
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.50
2.70

3.68
3.99
4.30
4.60
4.91
5.51
6.11
6.71
4.03
4.37
4.71
5.04
5.38
6.04
6.70
7.36
8.33
4.38
4.75
5.11
5.48
5.84
6.21
6.57
7.29
8.00
9.06
9.76
5.12
5.52
5.92
6.31
6.70
7.10
7.88
8.65
9.80
10.56
5.93
6.36
6.78
7.63
8.47
9.30
10.54
11.36
7.42
7.92
8.91
9.89
12.33
13.30
8.15
8.70
9.79
10.87
13.56
14.63

2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70
5.64
6.03
6.78
7.56
9.44
10.23
6.20
6.63
7.45
8.32
10.39
11.25

125.52
135.84
146.07
156.23
166.30
186.23
205.84
225.36
193.51
209.48
225.31
241.06
256.66
287.59
318.05
348.06
392.24
279.52
302.65
325.60
348.43
371.06
393.58
415.95
460.21
503.86
568.20
610.33
417.05
448.77
480.31
511.60
542.75
573.70
634.98
695.46
784.71
843.21
596.64
638.68
680.39
763.22
845.00
925.77
1045.09
1123.36
989.64
1054.74
1184.14
1312.17
1626.46
1749.84
1425.79
1519.82
1706.85
1892.02
2347.16
2526.07

17.32
18.74
20.15
21.56
22.94
25.69
28.40
31.09
22.12
23.95
25.76
27.56
29.34
32.87
36.36
39.79
44.84
27.28
29.53
31.77
34.00
36.21
38.41
40.59
44.91
49.17
55.45
59.56
35.50
38.20
40.88
43.55
46.20
48.83
54.05
59.20
66.80
71.77
45.04
48.21
51.36
57.61
63.78
69.88
78.89
84.79
65.98
70.33
78.95
87.49
108.45
116.67
81.48
86.86
97.55
108.13
134.14
144.36

26.07
28.12
30.14
32.14
34.09
37.93
41.65
45.34
27.79
29.98
32.13
34.26
36.34
40.44
44.40
48.24
53.77
29.24
31.54
33.80
36.04
38.23
40.40
42.53
46.70
50.74
56.55
60.26
32.87
35.22
37.55
39.83
42.09
44.32
48.66
52.86
58.91
62.77
36.45
38.86
41.22
45.86
50.34
54.68
60.94
64.93
74.10
78.69
87.76
96.58
117.65
125.68
77.26
82.05
91.50
100.69
122.63
130.99

4.64
5.06
5.47
5.88
6.29
7.11
7.91
8.72
4.65
5.07
5.48
5.89
6.30
7.12
7.92
8.71
9.87
5.68
5.08
5.49
5.91
6.31
6.72
7.13
7.93
8.72
9.88
10.63
5.09
5.51
5.92
6.33
6.73
7.14
7.94
8.73
9.89
10.64
5.52
5.93
6.34
7.15
7.95
8.74
9.90
11.97
8.66
9.26
10.48
11.68
14.63
15.78
8.68
9.29
10.51
11.71
14.66
15.81

5.86
5.85
5.85
5.85
5.84
5.83
5.82
5.82
6.95
6.95
6.94
6.94
6.93
6.92
6.91
6.90
6.89
8.01
8.01
8.00
8.00
7.99
7.99
7.98
7.97
7.96
7.94
7.93
9.05
9.04
9.03
9.03
9.02
9.02
9.00
8.99
8.97
8.96
10.06
10.05
10.04
10.03
10.02
10.00
9.98
9.97
11.55
11.54
11.53
11.52
11.48
11.47
13.23
13.22
13.21
13.19
13.16
13.14

2.67
2.66
2.66
2.65
2.64
2.63
2.62
2.61
2.63
2.63
2.62
2.62
2.61
2.60
2.58
2.57
2.55
2.59
2.59
2.58
2.57
2.57
2.56
2.55
2.54
2.53
2.51
2.49
2.54
2.53
2.53
2.52
2.51
2.51
2.49
2.48
2.46
2.44
2.49
2.48
2.47
2.46
2.44
2.43
2.41
2.40
3.16
3.15
3.14
3.12
3.09
3.07
3.08
3.07
3.06
3.04
3.01
2.99

0.55
0.58
0.61
0.64
0.67
0.72
0.75
0.78
0.51
0.53
0.56
0.59
0.61
0.65
0.69
0.72
0.75
0.47
0.49
0.52
0.54
0.56
0.58
0.60
0.63
0.66
0.69
0.71
0.46
0.48
0.50
0.52
0.54
0.56
0.59
0.61
0.64
0.65
0.45
0.47
0.49
0.52
0.55
0.57
0.60
0.61
0.40
0.42
0.46
0.50
0.57
0.59
0.37
0.39
0.42
0.45
0.52
0.54

80.30
86.82
93.27
99.67
105.99
118.47
130.69
142.67
80.30
86.82
93.28
99.67
106.00
118.47
130.69
142.67
160.19
80.30
86.82
93.28
99.67
106.00
112.27
118.47
130.70
142.68
160.20
171.58
86.82
93.28
99.67
106.00
112.27
118.47
130.70
142.68
160.20
171.59
93.28
99.67
106.00
118.48
130.70
142.69
160.21
171.60
196.56
209.22
234.22
258.83
318.59
341.80
196.56
209.22
234.23
258.83
318.60
341.82

Horizontal panel vertical support member properties


Section
G140/150

122

Thickness
mm

Area
cm2

Weight
kg/m

lxx
cm4

Zxx
Pos cm3

Zxx
Neg cm3

lyy
cm4

Zyy
cm3

Rxx
cm

Ryy
cm

1.50

5.10

4.00

78.08

22.67

9.13

164.43

28.81

3.91

5.63

Multichannel - Load Tables


Multichannel Brickwork Restraint
Working Loads
Loads shown are working loads limited to a deflection of span/360
or span/500. Sections can be used as combined sheeting
rail/brick restraint, or as a brick restraint built into the brickwork
either as a single or compound section. Attachment to the
brickwork can be: Rawlbolts, or other similar.
Threaded rods built into the wall.
Shop-fired fixings.
Flat strapped brick restraints.

Compound Multichannels will support twice the capacity of the


single section shown. Sections shown do not preclude the use of
thinner gauge if the capacity is adequate. Use of the AUTOFORM
connection can provide an efficient solution for the attachment of
brick restraints to the steelwork.
Please contact our Technical Department for further details.

Table 4:7 Multichannel Brickwork Restraint Single Span

4.00

4.50

5.00

Section
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200

Weight
kg/m
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53

Ultimate Uniformly Distributed Load (kN)


Pressure
Suction
13.60
15.60
17.65
19.73
21.81
26.34
29.90
33.70
39.12
15.23
18.23
20.72
23.24
25.77
28.28
30.76
35.59
12.09
13.86
15.69
17.54
19.38
23.05
26.58
29.95
34.77
14.04
16.21
18.42
20.66
22.91
25.13
27.35
31.64
10.88
12.48
14.12
15.78
17.45
20.75
23.92
26.96
31.30
12.64
14.59
11.58
18.60
20.62
22.62
24.61
28.47

13.60
15.60
17.65
19.73
21.81
26.34
29.90
33.70
39.12
15.23
18.23
20.72
23.24
25.77
28.28
30.76
35.59
12.09
13.86
15.69
17.54
19.38
23.05
26.58
29.51
33.16
14.04
16.21
18.42
20.66
22.91
25.13
27.35
31.64
10.88
12.48
14.12
15.78
17.45
20.69
22.84
24.92
28.02
12.64
14.59
11.58
18.60
20.62
22.62
24.61
27.98

Working Load to Produce Deflection of


span/300 kN
span/360 kN
span/500 kN
6.50
7.04
7.57
8.10
8.62
9.66
10.69
11.69
13.18
9.39
10.17
10.94
11.71
12.47
13.23
13.98
15.46
5.14
5.56
5.98
6.40
6.81
7.63
8.44
9.24
10.41
7.42
8.03
8.64
9.25
9.85
10.45
11.04
12.22
4.16
4.50
4.84
5.19
5.52
6.19
6.84
7.48
8.44
6.01
6.51
7.00
7.49
7.98
8.46
8.95
9.90

5.42
5.87
6.31
6.75
7.19
8.05
8.90
9.75
10.98
7.83
8.47
9.12
9.76
10.39
11.02
11.64
12.89
4.28
4.63
4.99
5.33
5.68
6.36
7.04
7.70
8.68
6.19
6.70
7.20
7.71
8.21
8.71
9.20
10.18
3.47
3.75
4.04
4.32
4.60
5.15
5.70
6.24
7.03
5.01
5.42
5.84
6.24
6.65
7.05
7.46
8.25

3.90
4.22
4.54
4.86
5.17
5.80
6.41
7.02
7.91
5.63
6.10
6.56
7.02
7.48
7.93
8.39
9.28
3.08
3.34
3.59
3.84
4.09
4.58
5.06
5.55
6.25
4.45
4.82
5.19
5.55
5.91
6.27
6.63
7.33
2.49
2.70
2.91
3.11
3.31
3.71
4.10
4.49
5.06
3.61
3.91
4.20
4.50
4.79
5.08
5.37
5.94

Multichannel

Span
(m)

123

Multichannel - Load Tables


Multichannel Brickwork Restraint
Table 4:7 Multichannel Brickwork Restraint Single Span Cont.
Span
(m)
5.5

6.0

6.5

7.0

124

Section
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L205070220
L205070250
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L205070220
L205070250

Weight
kg/m
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91

Ultimate Uniformly Distributed Load (kN)


Pressure
Suction
9.89
11.34
12.83
14.35
15.86
13.36
21.75
24.50
28.45
11.48
13.26
15.07
16.90
18.74
20.56
22.37
25.88
13.15
14.54
17.29
19.93
22.46
20.08
10.53
12.16
13.82
15.49
17.18
18.85
20.51
23.72
12.14
13.42
15.96
18.40
20.74
24.07
9.72
11.22
12.75
14.30
15.85
17.40
18.93
21.90
24.76
28.88
11.27
12.46
14.82
17.09
19.26
22.35
9.02
10.42
11.84
13.28
14.72
16.16
17.58
20.34
23.00
26.82

9.89
11.34
12.83
14.35
15.50
17.33
19.13
20.89
23.49
11.48
13.26
15.07
16.90
18.74
20.09
21.20
23.39
12.11
12.88
14.41
15.91
17.39
19.57
10.53
12.16
13.82
14.81
15.74
16.67
17.60
19.42
11.64
12.37
13.83
15.26
16.65
18.70
9.72
11.22
12.75
14.27
15.17
16.06
16.95
18.69
21.57
22.91
9.93
10.55
11.79
13.01
14.20
15.95
9.02
10.42
11.38
12.16
12.93
13.69
14.44
15.93
17.38
19.51

Working Load to Produce Deflection of


span/300 kN
span/360 kN
span/500 kN
3.44
3.72
4.01
4.28
4.56
5.11
5.65
6.19
6.97
4.97
5.38
5.79
6.19
6.60
7.00
7.39
8.18
3.60
3.83
4.30
4.75
5.20
5.86
4.17
4.52
4.86
5.20
5.54
5.88
6.21
6.87
3.07
3.27
3.66
4.05
4.43
4.99
3.56
3.85
4.14
4.43
4.72
5.01
5.29
5.86
6.41
7.23
2.64
2.81
3.16
3.49
3.82
4.30
3.07
3.32
3.57
3.82
4.07
4.32
4.56
5.05
5.53
6.24

2.86
3.10
3.34
3.57
3.80
4.26
4.71
5.16
5.81
4.14
4.48
4.82
5.16
5.50
5.83
6.16
6.82
3.00
3.19
3.58
3.96
4.33
4.88
3.48
3.77
4.05
4.33
4.62
4.90
5.18
5.73
2.56
2.72
3.05
3.37
3.69
4.16
2.96
3.21
3.45
3.69
3.94
4.17
4.41
4.88
5.34
6.02
2.20
2.35
2.63
2.91
3.18
3.59
2.56
2.77
2.98
3.18
3.39
3.60
3.80
4.21
4.61
5.19

2.06
2.23
2.40
2.57
2.74
3.07
3.39
3.71
4.18
2.98
3.23
3.47
3.72
3.96
4.20
4.43
4.91
2.16
2.30
2.58
2.85
3.12
3.52
2.50
2.71
2.92
3.12
3.33
3.52
3.73
4.12
1.84
1.96
2.20
2.43
2.66
2.99
2.13
2.31
2.49
2.66
2.83
3.01
3.18
3.51
3.85
4.34
1.59
1.69
1.89
2.09
2.29
2.58
1.84
1.99
2.14
2.30
2.44
2.59
2.74
3.03
3.32
3.74

Table 4:7 Multichannel Brickwork Restraint Double Span

4.0

4.5

5.0

5.5

Section
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200

Weight
kg/m
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53

Ultimate Uniformly Distributed Load (kN)


Pressure
Suction
11.07
13.35
15.75
18.24
20.77
25.88
30.85
35.60
42.30
10.85
13.34
16.03
18.89
21.87
24.93
28.04
34.25
9.22
11.05
12.96
14.93
16.92
20.93
24.80
28.49
33.69
9.20
11.25
13.43
15.74
18.12
20.55
23.00
27.86
8.65
10.31
12.03
13.80
15.59
19.16
22.60
25.87
30.50
8.77
10.66
12.67
14.77
16.92
19.11
21.31
25.63
8.13
9.64
11.21
12.81
14.43
17.64
20.74
23.68
27.85
8.36
10.11
11.96
13.88
15.73
17.82
19.80
23.69

11.07
13.35
15.75
18.24
20.77
25.88
30.85
35.60
42.30
10.85
13.34
16.03
18.89
21.87
24.93
28.04
34.25
9.22
11.05
12.96
14.93
16.92
20.93
24.80
28.49
33.69
9.20
11.25
13.43
15.74
18.12
20.55
23.00
27.86
8.65
10.31
12.03
13.80
15.59
19.16
22.60
25.87
30.50
8.77
10.66
12.67
14.77
16.92
19.11
21.31
25.63
8.13
9.64
11.21
12.81
14.43
17.64
20.74
23.34
26.58
8.36
10.11
11.96
13.88
14.87
16.73
18.49
20.98

Working Load to Produce Deflection of


span/300 kN
span/360 kN
span/500 kN
15.66
16.95
18.24
19.51
20.77
23.28
25.74
28.17
31.75
22.62
24.50
26.35
28.20
30.03
31.86
33.67
37.25
12.38
13.40
14.41
15.42
16.41
18.39
20.34
22.26
25.08
17.88
19.35
20.82
22.28
23.73
25.17
26.60
29.43
10.02
10.85
11.67
12.49
13.29
14.90
16.47
18.03
20.32
14.48
15.68
16.87
18.05
19.22
20.39
21.55
23.84
8.28
8.97
9.65
10.32
10.99
12.31
13.62
14.90
16.79
11.97
12.96
13.94
14.92
15.89
16.85
17.81
19.70

13.05
14.13
15.20
16.26
17.31
19.40
21.45
23.48
26.46
18.85
20.41
21.96
23.50
25.03
26.55
28.05
31.04
10.31
11.16
12.01
12.85
13.68
15.33
16.95
18.55
20.90
14.90
16.13
17.35
18.57
19.77
20.97
22.17
24.53
8.35
9.04
9.73
10.41
11.08
12.41
13.73
15.02
16.93
12.07
13.06
14.06
15.04
16.02
16.99
17.96
19.87
6.90
7.47
8.04
8.60
9.16
10.26
11.35
12.42
13.99
9.97
10.80
11.62
12.43
13.24
14.04
14.84
16.42

9.40
10.17
10.94
11.71
12.46
13.97
15.45
16.90
19.05
13.57
14.70
15.81
16.92
18.02
19.11
20.20
22.35
7.43
8.04
8.65
9.25
9.85
11.03
12.20
13.36
15.05
10.73
11.61
12.49
13.37
14.24
15.10
15.96
17.66
6.01
6.51
7.00
7.49
7.98
8.94
9.88
10.82
12.19
8.69
9.41
10.12
10.83
11.53
12.23
12.93
14.30
4.97
5.38
5.79
6.19
6.59
7.39
8.17
8.94
10.08
7.18
7.77
8.36
8.95
9.53
10.11
10.68
11.82

Multichannel

Span
(m)

125

Multichannel - Load Tables

Table 4:7 Multichannel Brickwork Restraint Double Span Cont.


Span
(m)
6.0

6.5

7.0

Weight
kg/m

Section
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L205070220
L205070250
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L205070220
L205070250

Ultimate Uniformly Distributed Load (kN)


Pressure
Suction

3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91

11.94
13.41
16.34
19.15
21.82
25.61
7.97
9.59
11.30
13.06
14.86
16.67
18.47
22.00
11.17
12.52
15.20
17.78
20.23
23.71
7.60
9.11
10.69
12.32
13.98
15.64
17.30
20.52
23.62
28.03
10.48
11.73
14.20
16.58
18.84
22.06
7.25
8.67
10.14
11.66
13.19
14.72
16.25
19.22
22.07
26.13

11.94
13.41
16.34
19.15
21.82
25.61
7.97
9.59
11.30
13.06
14.86
16.67
18.47
21.52
11.17
12.52
15.20
17.78
20.23
23.71
7.60
9.11
10.69
12.32
13.98
15.64
17.30
20.52
23.62
28.03
10.48
11.73
14.20
16.58
18.84
22.06
7.25
8.67
10.14
11.66
13.19
14.72
16.25
19.22
22.07
26.13

Rafter and Stanchion Stays


Length between
c/c holes
mm
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1500
2000

RNB Angle 45 x 45
Ultimate compression
kN
17.54
17.05
16.55
16.1
15.75
15.55
-

8.67
9.23
10.35
11.44
12.52
14.11
10.05
10.89
11.71
12.53
13.35
14.16
14.96
16.55
7.39
7.87
8.81
9.75
10.67
12.02
8.57
9.28
9.98
10.68
11.37
12.06
12.75
14.11
15.44
17.42
6.37
6.78
7.60
8.41
9.20
10.37
7.39
8.00
8.61
9.21
9.81
10.40
10.99
12.16
13.32
15.02

7.23
7.69
8.62
9.53
10.43
11.76
8.38
9.07
9.76
10.44
11.12
11.80
12.47
13.80
6.16
6.56
7.35
8.12
8.89
10.02
7.14
7.73
8.32
8.90
9.48
10.05
10.62
11.75
12.87
14.51
5.31
5.65
6.33
7.00
7.67
8.64
6.16
6.67
7.17
7.67
8.17
8.67
9.16
10.14
11.10
12.51

5.20
5.54
6.21
6.86
7.51
8.47
6.03
6.53
7.03
7.52
8.01
8.49
8.98
9.93
4.43
4.72
5.29
5.85
6.40
7.21
5.14
5.57
5.99
6.41
6.82
7.24
7.65
8.46
9.27
10.45
3.82
4.07
4.56
5.04
5.52
6.22
4.43
4.80
5.16
5.53
5.88
6.24
6.60
7.30
7.99
9.01

Horizontal Panel Vertical Support Member (G140/150)


RNA Channel 38 x 38 x 38
Ultimate compression
kN
31.4
31.4
31.4
31.4
31.4
31.4
21
15.5

NOTE: Stay attaches to Multichannel/Multibeam with an M12


(8.8 grade) bolt and to the hot-rolled steel with a M16 bolt.

126

Working Load to Produce Deflection of


span/300 kN
span/360 kN
span/500 kN

Span
(m)
3.0
3.5
4.0
4.5

Ultimate
Pressure
Kn
23.44
19.66
16.73
14.33

Ultimate
Suction
Kn
9.21
7.72
6.58
6.68

Deflection
L/150
Kn
9.10
6.69
5.12
4.05

Multichannel Cladding Rails


Ultimate Loads
Multichannel used as cladding rail supports, sections supported
on Multichannel cleats as shown in the Multibeam Handbook
LOADS SHOWN ARE UDLS IN kN AND ARE ULTIMATE VALUES.

Values against deflection should be compared against values at


working load. Loading assumes cladding provides restraint to the
Multichannel, and that the Multichannel restraint system as
detailed in the Multibeam Handbook is used. Lining and levelling of
the bottom base rails should be completed before fitting further
rails or tube struts. Maximum height limit 10m.

Table 4:8 Double Span Cladding Rails (Vertical Cladding)

Siderail
Section

4.0

L145070120
L145070130
L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L145070220
L145070120
L145070130
L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L145070220
L145070120
L145070130
L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L145070220
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L145070120
L145070130
L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L145070220
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200

4.5

5.0

5.5

Weight
kg/m
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08

9.39
11.06
12.79
14.56
16.33
19.85
23.22
26.41
8.62
10.1
11.63
13.19
14.75
17.85
20.82
23.62
7.95
9.28
10.65
12.04
13.44
16.2
18.85
21.35
8.62
10.31
12.03
13.8
7.36
8.57
9.81
11.07
12.33
14.82
17.21
19.47
8.13
9.64
11.21
12.81
14.43
17.64
20.74

9.39
11.06
12.79
14.56
16.33
19.85
23.22
26.41
8.62
10.1
11.63
13.19
14.75
17.85
20.82
23.62
7.95
9.28
10.65
12.04
13.44
16.2
18.85
21.35
8.62
10.31
12.03
13.8
7.36
8.57
9.81
11.07
12.33
14.82
17.02
18.74
8.13
9.64
11.21
12.81
14.43
17.64
20.74

19.83
21.47
23.08
24.69
26.28
29.43
32.53
35.61
15.67
16.96
18.24
19.51
20.76
23.25
25.7
28.14
12.69
13.74
14.77
15.8
16.82
18.83
20.82
22.79
19.57
21.19
22.79
24.38
10.49
11.35
12.21
13.06
13.9
15.57
17.2
18.84
16.17
17.51
18.83
20.15
21.45
22.57
26.58

Span
(m)

Siderail
Section

6.0

L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L145070220
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L235070130
L235070140
L235070150
L235070160
L235070170
L235070180
L235070200
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L235070130
L235070140
L235070150
L235070160
L235070170
L235070180
L235070200

6.5

7.0

Weight
kg/m
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Pressure
Suction
Span/150
9.08
10.23
11.38
13.65
15.83
17.89
7.65
9.04
10.48
11.94
13.41
16.34
19.15
7.97
9.59
11.3
13.06
11.17
12.52
15.52
17.78
7.6
9.11
10.69
12.32
13.98
15.64
17.3
20.52
9.28
11.07
12.94
14.87
16.83
18.8
22.72
7.25
8.67
10.14
11.66
13.19
14.72
16.25
19.22
8.91
10.58
12.33
14.13
15.95
17.78
21.39

9.08
10.23
11.38
13.19
14.69
16.15
7.65
9.04
10.48
11.94
13.41
16.22
18.25
7.97
9.59
11.3
13.06
11.17
12.52
15.52
17.78
7.6
9.11
10.69
12.32
13.98
15.64
17.3
20.52
9.28
11.07
12.94
14.87
16.83
18.8
22.72
7.25
8.67
10.14
11.66
13.19
14.72
16.25
19.22
8.91
10.58
12.33
14.13
15.95
17.78
21.39

10.26
10.97
11.68
13.08
14.46
15.83
13.59
14.71
15.82
16.93
18.03
20.2
22.34
19.63
21.26
22.87
24.47
14.43
11.03
17.21
19.03
16.73
18.11
19.48
20.85
22.2
23.55
24.89
27.54
24.96
26.86
28.74
30.62
32.48
34.33
38.87
14.42
15.62
16.8
17.98
19.15
20.31
21.46
23.75
21.52
23.16
24.78
26.4
28.01
29.6
32.76

Multichannel

Span
(m)

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Pressure
Suction
Span/150

127

Multichannel - Load Tables


Table 4:9 Double span Cladding Rails (Horizontal Cladding)

Siderail
Section

4.0

L145070120
L145070130
L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L145070220
L145070120
L145070130
L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L145070220
L145070120
L145070130
L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L145070220
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L145070120
L145070130
L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L145070220
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200

Restraints at
mid-span

Span
(m)

Restraints at
mid-span

4.5

Restraints at mid-span

5.0

Restraints at mid-span

5.5

128

Weight
kg/m
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Suction
Pressure
Span/150
12.83
15.06
17.38
19.77
22.19
27.04
31.76
36.29
11.79
13.8
15.89
18.02
20.18
24.51
28.71
32.72
10.91
12.73
14.62
16.55
18.5
22.32
25.98
29.46
12.33
14.47
16.8
19.19
10.11
11.7
13.35
15.03
16.71
20.06
23.29
26.37
11.46
13.51
15.65
17.78
19.88
24.06
28.1

12.83
15.06
17.38
19.77
22.19
27.04
31.76
36.29
11.79
13.8
15.89
18.02
20.18
24.51
28.71
32.72
10.91
12.73
14.62
16.55
18.5
22.32
25.98
29.46
12.33
14.47
16.8
19.19
10.11
11.7
13.35
15.03
16.71
20.06
23.29
26.37
11.46
13.51
15.65
17.78
19.88
24.06
28.1

23.01
24.9
26.77
28.64
30.48
34.14
37.73
41.31
18.18
19.67
21.16
22.63
24.08
26.97
29.81
32.64
14.72
15.94
17.14
18.33
19.51
21.85
24.15
26.44
22.7
24.57
26.43
28.28
12.17
13.17
14.16
15.15
16.12
18.06
19.96
21.85
18.76
20.31
21.84
23.37
24.88
27.88
30.84

Table 4:9 Double span Cladding Rails (Horizontal Cladding) Cont.

Restraints at 1/3 points

6.5

12.1
13.6
15.09
18.05
20.9
23.62
10.69
12.47
14.3
16.16
18.01
21.71
25.26
11.56
13.78
16.07
18.3
13.01
14.59
16.18
19.32
22.35
25.23
11.32
13.28
15.29
17.36
19.42
23.45
27.23
12.26
14.6
17.03
19.52
16.12
17.91
21.46
24.89
11.62
13.79
16.04
18.34
20.66
22.94
25.06
29.22
11.15
13.51
19.9
22.62
25.37
28.12
33.31

11.9
12.73
13.55
15.17
16.77
18.36
15.76
17.07
18.36
19.64
20.91
23.43
25.91
22.77
24.66
26.53
28.39
10.94
11.71
12.46
13.95
15.42
16.89
14.5
15.7
16.88
18.06
19.23
21.55
23.83
20.94
22.68
24.4
26.11
15.39
16.39
18.36
20.31
17.85
19.32
20.79
22.24
23.69
25.13
26.56
29.38
26.63
28.65
30.66
32.66
34.65
36.63
40.54

7.0

L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L235070130
L235070140
L235070150
L235070160
L235070170
L235070180
L235070200
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L235070130
L235070140
L235070150
L235070160
L235070170
L235070180
L235070200
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L235070130
L235070140
L235070150
L235070160
L235070170
L235070180
L235070200
L235070130
L235070140
L235070150
L235070160
L235070170
L235070180
L235070200
L235070220
L235070250
L235070270
L265070140
L265070150
L265075160
L265070180
L265070200
L265070220
L265070250
L265070270

Restraints at 1/3 points

12.1
13.6
15.09
18.05
20.9
23.62
10.69
12.47
14.3
16.16
18.01
21.71
25.26
11.56
13.78
16.07
18.3
13.01
14.59
16.18
19.32
22.35
25.23
11.32
13.28
15.29
17.36
19.42
23.45
27.23
12.26
14.6
17.03
19.52
16.12
17.91
21.46
24.89
11.62
13.79
16.04
18.34
20.66
22.94
25.06
29.22
11.15
13.51
19.9
22.62
25.37
28.12
33.31

7.5

8.0

8.5

Weight
kg/m
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08
4.46
4.79
5.13
5.76
6.43
7.03
8.03
8.70

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Suction
Pressure
Span/150
10.99
13
15.07
17.18
19.14
21.08
23.02
26.79
13.83
16.23
18.7
21.2
23.72
26.13
30.58
10.34
12.2
14.07
15.86
17.65
19.42
21.18
24.61
13.06
15.29
17.56
19.86
22
24.07
28.11
14.66
16.28
17.9
19.5
22.61
12.33
14.39
16.49
18.4
20.3
22.18
25.85
11.62
13.49
15.22
16.96
18.67
20.37
23.67
26.85
31.43
34.37
14.31
16.51
17.18
22.64
26.47
30.18
35.54
38.99

10.99
13
15.07
17.18
19.14
21.08
23.02
26.79
13.83
16.23
18.7
21.2
23.72
26.13
30.58
10.34
12.2
14.07
15.86
17.65
19.42
21.18
24.61
13.06
15.29
17.56
19.86
22
24.07
28.11
14.66
16.28
17.9
19.5
22.61
12.33
14.39
16.49
18.4
20.3
22.18
25.85
11.62
13.49
15.22
16.96
18.67
20.37
23.67
26.85
31.43
34.37
14.31
16.51
17.18
22.64
26.47
30.18
35.54
38.99

15.39
16.66
17.92
19.18
20.43
21.67
22.9
25.33
22.9
24.7
26.44
28.16
29.88
31.58
34.95
13.4
14.51
15.56
16.71
17.79
18.87
19.95
22.07
20
21.52
23.03
24.53
26.03
27.51
30.45
14.68
15.64
16.59
17.53
19.4
17.58
18.91
20.24
21.56
22.88
24.18
26.76
15.57
16.75
17.93
19.1
20.26
21.42
23.71
25.96
29.3
31.48
22.28
23.84
25.4
28.49
31.55
34.56
39.02
41.94

Multichannel

Restraints at 1/3 points

6.0

3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97

Siderail
Section

Restraints at 1/3 points

L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L145070220
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L145070220
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L235070130
L235070140
L235070150
L235070160
L235070170
L235070180
L235070200

Span
(m)

Restraints at 1/4 points

6.0

Weight
kg/m

Restraints at 1/3 points

Siderail
Section

Restraints at mid-span

Span
(m)

Ultimate Uniformly Working Load


Distributed Load (kN) to Produce
Deflection of
Suction
Pressure
Span/150

129

Multichannel - Load Tables


Single Span Load Tables for Multichannel Floor Beams
Ultimate Loads
Load tables are for Multichannels used as secondary floor beams.
These can be fixed in one of three ways:
Between support steelwork. Over support steelwork fixed with or
without Multibeam cleats (single or double span).
ALL LOADS SHOWN ARE ULTIMATE. VALUES SHOWN FOR
DEFLECTION SHOULD BE COMPARED AGAINST APPLIED
VALUES AT WORKING LOAD.

Loading assumes deck provides restraint to Multichannels and


Multichannel restraints are provided at mid-span before placement
of the deck. The deck should be suitably attached at the edge to
restrain the floor (not applicable to Multichannel fixed over steel
with cleats).
Multichannels must be fixed heel to heel and toe to toe.
See construction details in the Multibeam Handbook.

Table 4:10 Multichannel Floor Beams Single Span Between Steel


Span
(m)
3.0

3.5

4.0

4.5

Section
L145070120
L145070130
L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L145070120
L145070130
L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L145070120
L145070130
L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L145070220
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180

Weight
kg/m

Ultimate
Allowable
Load kN

Deflection
Limit
L/250 kN

Deflection
Limit
L/360 kN

2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55

14.93
17.04
19.22
21.43
23.64
28.04
32.25
17.84
20.80
23.53
26.30
29.08
34.58
39.86
12.80
14.61
16.47
18.37
20.27
24.03
27.65
15.54
17.83
20.17
22.55
24.92
29.64
34.17
11.20
12.78
14.41
16.07
17.73
21.02
24.19
27.19
13.60
15.60
17.65
19.73
21.81
25.94
29.90
33.70
39.12
12.09
13.86
15.69
17.54
19.38
23.05

8.78
9.51
10.22
10.93
11.64
13.03
14.41
13.54
14.66
15.76
16.87
17.96
20.12
22.26
6.45
6.98
7.51
8.03
8.55
9.57
10.58
9.95
10.77
11.58
12.39
13.19
14.78
16.35
4.94
5.35
5.75
6.15
6.55
7.33
8.10
8.87
7.62
8.25
8.87
9.49
10.10
11.32
12.52
13.70
15.44
6.02
6.51
7.01
7.50
7.98
8.94

7.32
7.92
8.52
9.11
9.70
10.86
12.00
11.28
12.21
13.14
14.05
14.97
16.77
18.55
5.38
5.82
6.26
6.69
7.12
7.98
8.82
8.29
8.97
9.65
10.33
11.00
12.32
13.62
4.12
4.46
4.79
5.12
5.45
6.11
6.75
7.39
6.35
6.87
7.39
7.91
8.42
9.43
10.43
11.42
12.87
5.01
5.43
5.84
6.25
6.65
7.45

Span
(m)

5.0

5.5

6.0

Section
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L205070220
L205070250
L205070270
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L205070220
L205070250
L205070270
L235070130
L235070140
L235070150
L235070160
L235070170
L235070180
L235070200
L235070220
L235070250
L235070270

Weight
kg/m

Ultimate
Allowable
Load kN

Deflection
Limit
L/250 kN

Deflection
Limit
L/360 kN

5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08

26.58
29.95
34.77
14.04
16.21
18.42
20.66
22.91
10.88
12.48
14.12
15.78
17.45
20.75
23.92
26.96
31.30
12.64
14.59
16.58
18.60
20.62
11.48
13.26
15.07
16.90
18.74
20.56
22.37
25.88
29.27
34.13
37.27
17.18
18.85
20.51
23.72
26.83
31.29
34.16
13.75
15.71
17.70
19.69
21.67
23.63
27.46
31.16
36.53
40.01

9.89
10.82
12.20
8.69
9.41
10.13
10.84
11.54
4.87
5.28
5.68
6.07
6.47
7.24
8.01
8.77
9.88
7.04
7.62
8.20
8.78
9.35
5.82
6.30
6.78
7.25
7.72
8.19
8.66
9.58
10.49
11.83
12.71
6.49
6.89
7.28
8.05
8.81
9.94
10.68
7.30
7.85
8.40
8.95
9.49
10.04
11.11
12.17
13.73
14.75

8.24
9.02
10.17
7.24
7.84
8.44
9.03
9.62
4.06
4.40
4.73
5.06
5.39
6.04
6.68
7.31
8.23
5.87
6.35
6.84
7.31
7.79
4.85
5.25
5.65
6.04
6.44
6.83
7.22
7.98
8.74
9.86
10.59
5.41
5.74
6.06
6.71
7.35
8.28
8.90
6.08
6.54
7.00
7.46
7.91
8.36
9.26
10.14
11.44
12.29

NOTE: Section self weight has not been subtracted from the
loadings shown.

130

Single Span Load Tables for Multichannel Floor Beams


Table 4:11 Multichannel Floor Beams Single Span on Cleats

3.0

3.5

4.0

4.5

Section
L145070120
L145070130
L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L145070120
L145070130
L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L145070120
L145070130
L145070140
L145070150
L145070160
L145070180
L145070200
L145070220
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160

Weight
kg/m

Ultimate
Allowable
Load kN

Deflection
Limit
L/250 kN

Deflection
Limit
L/360 kN

2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
2.75
2.99
3.21
3.45
3.69
4.15
4.63
5.06
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41

14.93
17.04
19.22
21.43
23.64
28.04
32.25
17.84
20.80
23.53
26.30
29.08
34.58
39.86
12.80
14.61
16.47
18.37
20.27
24.03
27.65
15.54
17.83
20.17
22.55
24.92
29.64
34.17
11.20
12.78
14.41
16.07
17.73
21.02
24.19
27.19
13.60
15.60
17.65
19.73
21.81
25.94
29.90
33.70
39.12
12.09
13.86
15.69
17.54
19.38
23.05
26.58
29.95
34.77
14.04
16.21
18.42
20.66
22.91

8.78
9.51
10.22
10.93
11.64
13.03
14.41
13.54
14.66
15.76
16.87
17.96
20.12
22.26
6.45
6.98
7.51
8.03
8.55
9.57
10.58
9.95
10.77
11.58
12.39
13.19
14.78
16.35
4.94
5.35
5.75
6.15
6.55
7.33
8.10
8.87
7.62
8.25
8.87
9.49
10.10
11.32
12.52
13.70
15.44
6.02
6.51
7.01
7.50
7.98
8.94
9.89
10.82
12.20
8.69
9.41
10.13
10.84
11.54

7.32
7.92
8.52
9.11
9.70
10.86
12.00
11.28
12.21
13.14
14.05
14.97
16.77
18.55
5.38
5.82
6.26
6.69
7.12
7.98
8.82
8.29
8.97
9.65
10.33
11.00
12.32
13.62
4.12
4.46
4.79
5.12
5.45
6.11
6.75
7.39
6.35
6.87
7.39
7.91
8.42
9.43
10.43
11.42
12.87
5.01
5.43
5.84
6.25
6.65
7.45
8.24
9.02
10.17
7.24
7.84
8.44
9.03
9.62

Span
(m)
5.0

5.5

6.0

Section
L175070120
L175070130
L175070140
L175070150
L175070160
L175070180
L175070200
L175070220
L175070250
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070120
L205070130
L205070140
L205070150
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L205070220
L205070250
L205070270
L205070160
L205070170
L205070180
L205070200
L205070220
L205070250
L205070270
L235070130
L235070140
L235070150
L235070160
L235070170
L235070180
L235070200
L235070220
L235070250
L235070270

Weight
kg/m

Ultimate
Allowable
Load kN

Deflection
Limit
L/250 kN

Deflection
Limit
L/360 kN

3.02
3.29
3.52
3.79
4.05
4.55
5.08
5.56
6.35
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
5.53
6.05
6.91
7.49
3.29
3.58
3.84
4.13
4.41
4.67
4.96
3.86
4.14
4.45
4.76
5.04
5.35
5.97
6.53
7.46
8.08

10.88
12.48
14.12
15.78
17.45
20.75
23.92
26.96
31.30
12.64
14.59
16.58
18.60
20.62
11.48
13.26
15.07
16.90
18.74
20.56
22.37
25.88
29.27
34.13
37.27
17.18
18.85
20.51
23.72
26.83
31.29
34.16
13.75
15.71
17.70
19.69
21.67
23.63
27.46
31.16
36.53
40.01

4.87
5.28
5.68
6.07
6.47
7.24
8.01
8.77
9.88
7.04
7.62
8.20
8.78
9.35
5.82
6.30
6.78
7.25
7.72
8.19
8.66
9.58
10.49
11.83
12.71
6.49
6.89
7.28
8.05
8.81
9.94
10.68
7.30
7.85
8.40
8.95
9.49
10.04
11.11
12.17
13.73
14.75

4.06
4.40
4.73
5.06
5.39
6.04
6.68
7.31
8.23
5.87
6.35
6.84
7.31
7.79
4.85
5.25
5.65
6.04
6.44
6.83
7.22
7.98
8.74
9.86
10.59
5.41
5.74
6.06
6.71
7.35
8.28
8.90
6.08
6.54
7.00
7.46
7.91
8.36
9.26
10.14
11.44
12.29

Multichannel

Span
(m)

NOTE: Section self weight has not been subtracted from the
loadings shown.

131

Ordering Methods
Preferred methods of ordering and detailing Kingspan Multibeam Purlin, Cladding Rail
and Multichannel systems can be detailed and ordered using either of the following
quick and simple methods as follows:
Eaves Beam Hole Arrangements and Options
For examples of hole and connection details please refer to the
construction details section pages 52-57.

Kingspan Detailing and Ordering Software


Custom designed programme available to download from the
Kingspan Structural website www.kingspanstructural.com
or is available on the Toolkit CD which can be posted to
you upon request.

Cleader Angle Options Please see page 31

When ordering with the Toolkit software


please ensure details are supplied to
Kingspan in the electronic transfer file
format (.WTX)
Kingspan Direct Detailing
For users of Strucad or Tekla Structures 3D CAD software please
ensure details are supplied to Kingspan Structural in the following
electronic transfer file formats:

Horizontal Panel Vertical Support Hole Arrangements


and Options (G140/150)
Hole Arrangement Please see pages 84 and 121.
For cleat connection details please refer to the construction details
section pages 68, 69, 100 and 101.
Members can be supplied with or without end cleats assembled,
see pages 68, 69, 100 and 101. (Additional 1 week lead time for
assembled components.)
Ancillaries
For all fixing details please refer to the construction details
sections.

(.WDX) along with the cold rolled assembly list (.XSR)

Weld-on cleats are generally delivered to fabricators own works.


Transport charges do not normally apply to the delivery of cleats.

(.WDO) along with the summary


report file (.html/.ccf)
Any non-standard details must be supplied in pdf format.
All the systems mentioned allow the user to incorporate the
Kingspan Structural products shown in this literature.
The electronic ordering details can be generated within these
systems and sent to Kingspan Structural via email.
Manual Detailing
Purpose designed order/detail forms can be made available upon
request for those customers who do not have access to electronic
detailing software (Please see separate order pack ref P226).
Note: Technical assistance is available for all the electronic
detailing systems, please contact our Technical Department
direct on 01944 712000.
CL

20

Section
depth

50
5

CL

Single span purlin or rail.


Actual length = (1 x span) 10mm

475
100

100
==

475
100

20

See table
above

ALL HOLES 14 UNLESS STATED

132

Sleeve

Ties at mid, 1/3 or 1/4


span, see above right for hole types

PURLIN/RAIL SLEEVE HOLES

aa

Multibeam Purlin and Rail Hole Arrangements and Options


Web Holes
See hole configurations below.
All holes 14 unless stated.
All web holes if not on centre line are to be detailed in pairs.

Standard holes are punched as shown below


145

175

205

235

265

300

350

Dim x hole
centres in mm

105

135

165

195

225

260

310

aa

Section Depth
mm

20

M145
M175
M205
M235
M265
M300
M350

14

28x14

54x14

Flange Holes
14 holes at 30mm backmark from heel of section.

14

18

20

30

14

M175
M205
M235
M265
M300
M350

14x28

Purlin Tie Holes

CL

Multilok

CL

Rail Tie Holes


CL

Tie position

Tie position

100

145

CL

Dim X

14 Dia. hole

14 x 28 Slot

CL

Tie position
100

M235
M265
M300
M350

175
205

30

60

14 x 28 Slot

14

Tube Ties CL

235
265
300
350

Further examples of hole


details see layout below

Double span purlin or rail.


Actual length = (2 x span) 10mm

Tie position
100

web

14 Dia. hole

CL

overhang

CL

475

475

100
==

100
==

Stanchion/Rafter
restraint

RAFTER/STANCHION STAY HOLES


(See above)

133

aa

Ordering Methods

Multichannel Rail and Floor Beam Hole Arrangements and Options

Multichannel can be supplied with plain ends (ie. Cut to length), notched ends (top, bottom or both) or Autoform Ends.
Web Holes

14mm Counterform
In Hole

14mm Counterform
Out Hole

20mm only

25mm min

20mm min

Counterform
In Hole
Shown

14

28x14

30mm min

CL

50mm min

14

Counterform
Dimensions

54x14

50mm min

7.5

30

18

20mm min

18

14mm
Counterform
In Hole

25mm min

14mm
Counterform
Out Hole

20mm only

12mm holes available, please contact our Customer Services Department for details. Minimum channel length = 125mm

Flange Holes

50

25

20mm min

20mm min

514

14x18

50mm min
(max hole centres
depends on
AUTOFORm depth)

28x14

Hole group combination


When the number of hole groups exceed three combinations please
contact Customer Service Department for availability.
Autoform Ends
Autoform Ends are available with the returns turned inward or
outward, these can be punched or counterformed with standard
hole options as required. These holes should be 20mm from the
web for M12 bolts or 25mm from the web for M16 bolts or M12
counterform holes.

Standard Autoform Ends are supplied with a 50mm return on all


section sizes. Non-standard returns are available on request ranging
from 50mm to 95mm.

Autoform Details
Min. Notch Depth

11mm

Max. Notch Depth

(see notch table)*

Min. Notch Length

11mm

Max. Notch Length

195mm

Min. Autoform Return

50mm

Max. Autoform Return

95mm

Min. Multichannel Length

125mm

* Autoform hole centres should be considered

CL

20

Section
depth

20

See table
above

50
5

ALL HOLES 14 UNLESS STATED

134

CL

Single span rail.


Actual length = (1 x span) 10mm

475

100

100
==

475

100

Sleeve

Ties at mid, 1/3 or 1/4


span, see above right for hole types

RAIL SLEEVE HOLES

aa

a
N1

Notching
Notches can be cut either top or
bottom or both. Standard notches are
25mm in depth cut to the lengths
shown below.

50

Notch depths on each flange must


match, ie. Top Lead end 50mm; Tail
end 50mm; Bottom Lead end 25mm;
Tail end 25mm.

25

N3

Non-standard notches can be cut


subject to quantity, please contact our
Sales Department for details.

N2

Notch Length

Notch Depth

Paired holes available minimum 50mm


centres.

50

25
N4

35

25

Notch
Depth

Notch Details

Hole Arrangements
Minimum backmark 20mm
(Counterform holes min 25mm
backmark).

30

50

Section

Min.
(mm)

Max.
(mm)

All

30

250

145
175
205
235
265
300
350

11
11
11
11
11
11
11

48
61
76
*
*
*
*

CL

Notch
Length

*For maximum notch depth please contact our


Customer Service Department

14mm x 28mm and 14mm x 54mm


slotted holes only available 20mm
backmark.

For further examples of hole details


please see below.

Double span rail.


Actual length = (2 x span) 10mm

CL

475

475

100
==

Stanchion restraint

STANCHION STAY HOLES


(See above)

CL

overhang

100
==

135

Case Studies
Colburn Business Park, Catterick
Utilising over 3,000 sq m in total, the 6.7 hectare Colburn Business Park near Catterick in
North Yorkshire will provide high quality accommodation. The speed and efficiency that the
Multibeam provides makes it ideal for a project that requires a right first time approach.

136

Debenhams Peterborough
Over 67,000 sq m in total, the site includes a vast warehouse featuring Multibeam purlins
and rails integral to its roof, an impressive four spans wide. Timing of production and
delivery is crucial in order to coincide with the construction of the primary steelwork for
the walls and roof structure.

137

Index
A
Angle cleats
Anti-sag tie requirements Purlins
Anti-sag tie requirements Rails
Apex ties
AUTOFORM Multichannel

85,120
10
66
23,29
97,108,118

B
Base cleats Multichannel
Bottom strut bracket
Boundary Wall
Brickwork restraint
C
Cantilevers
Case Studies
Certification
Clamp plates
Cleader angles
Cleats (see also Multicleats)
Columns
Compound Multichannels

110
76,85
52,53
103
17,18
71,105,113,136
3,8,50,64,96
29,83
31
25,26,27,79,80,81,115,116,117
110
103

Section Properties
Spanning Systems

86
65

Diagonal Tie Wire


Firewall
Rafter stays
Rail Connection
Rod Diagonal with G140/150
Sleeves
Tube Strut Arrangement

76
74
75
72
74
72
76

Multichannel
Corner - External
- Internal
Diagonal Tie Wire
Firewall
Stanchion stays
Rail Connection
Rod Diagonal with G140/150
Sleeves

105
105
108
106
107
104
106
104

Corners
Customer Service

73,105
3

Construction Details
D
Design & Ordering

Roof Purlins
Apex Restraint
Cantilever
Diagonal Tie Wire
Flat Roof/Shallow Roof arrangement
Heavy Duty Flat Roof Restraint
Multicleats
Multilok Ties
Stanchion stays
Sleeves
Tiled Roofs
Tubular Ties

23
18
23
20
20
16
21
19
17
22
21

Eaves Beam
Connection to Main Frame - Boundary Wall Gutter
- External Gutter
Restraint Connection - Boundary Wall Gutter
- External Gutter
Parapet
Mono Pitch Roof - High Eaves

52
52
53
54
55
55

Hole Arrangements - Multibeam


- Multichannel
Overview
Software
Diagonal tie wires
Door openings
E
Eaves Beam
Dimensions & References
Load Charts
Material Specification
Overview
Range
Restraint Systems
Section Properties
External Gutters

Cladding Rails
Applications
Case Study
Corner - External
- Internal
Dimensions & References
Load Tables
Double Span - Vertical Cladding
- Horizontal Cladding
Material Specification
Overview
Range
Restraints
Firewall
Horizontally Laid Cladding
Overview
Vertically Laid Cladding

138

64
71
73
73

F
Firewall
Flange Variations
Flat roofs
Floor beams Mezzanine floors

134,135
136,137
134
134
13,23,31,67,76,84,108,120
102,109

56
60,61
50
50
50
51
59
52,53,54
70,99
56
15,20
103,111,112

78
G
Gable Posts
87,88,89,90
91,92,93
64
64
64

70
68,69
66
67

H
Hole Arrangements - Multibeam
- Multichannel
Horizontal cladding
Horizontal panel vertical support

103,110
134,135
136,137
68,69,100,101
74,84,106,121

Eaves Beam
Multichannel
Brickwork Restraints
Double Span - Vertical Cladding
- Horizontal Cladding
Floor Beams: - Single span between steel
- Single span with cleats
- Double span with cleats
Purlins
Double Span
Double Span Continuous System
Single Span Continuous System
Tiled Roofs
Cladding Rails
Double Span - Vertical Cladding
- Horizontal Cladding
M
Material Specification
Mezzanine Floors
MTC cleats (also see Angle cleats)
Multibracket
Multichannel
Applications
Parapets
Door & Window Openings
Mezzanine Floors
Brickwork Restraints
Gable Posts
General Engineering
Autoforms
Case Study
Load Tables
Brickwork Restraints
Double Span
- Vertical Cladding
- Horizontal Cladding
Floor Beams
- Single Span between Steel
- Single Span on cleats
Material Specification
Notches
Overview
Range
Restraints - Firewall
Restraints - Vertically Laid Cladding
Restraints - Horizontally Laid Cladding
Section Properties
Why Multichannel
Multicleats (also see cleats)
Multilok Ties
N
Notches
O
Openings
Order Forms
Ordering and Detailing

60,61
123,124,125
126,127
127,128
129
130,131,132
133
33,34,35,36,37
38,39,40,41,42
43,44,45,46,47
37
87,88,89,90
91,92,93

8,50,64,96
103,111,112
85,120
31,85,121

102
102
103
103
103
103
97,118
113
123,124,125,126
127
128,129
130
131
96
97,118
96
96
99
98
100,101
122
97

25,26,27,79,80,81,115,116,117
21,29
97,118
109
See separate handbook ref: P228
132,133,134,135

Parapet
Products Overview
Purlins
Anti Sag Requirements
Applications
Dimensions & References
Load Tables
Double Span
Double Span Continuous System
Single Span Continuous System
Tiled Roofs
Material Specification
Overview
Range

55,102
2,4,5
10
8
24

33,34,35,36,37
38,39,40,41,42
43,44,45,46,47
37
8
8
8

Restraints
Built Up
- Membrane Flat Roofs
- Roofing
- Standing Seam
Clip Fix
Downslope Ties (through fix)
Flat Roofs
Insulated Panels
Low Pitch Roof
Rooflights
Secret & Clip Fix
Secret Fix Insulated Panels
Through Fix Roofing
Tiled Roof

15
13
15
13
13
15
13
15
14
13
13
13
14

Section Properties
Spanning Systems
Tie Arrangements

32
9
11

R
Rafter Stays
Rafter Stays Capacities
Recycling
Rod Diagonals
Roof cladding types
S
SCILGA accreditation
Section Properties
Purlins
Eaves Beam
Cladding Rails
Multichannel
Sleeves
Stanchion stays
Stubs
Sustainability
Stantion Stays Capacities
T
Tiled Roofs
Tube Struts
V
Vertical Cladding
W
Window openings

19,30
87
8,64,96
31,85,121
12
2

32
59
86
122
9,17,28,72,82,118
84,120
84,121
8,50,64,96
125

14,22
11,21,29,76,83,119

67,98
102,109
139

Index

L
Load Tables

Structural Products Software

Toolkit
Design Software for
Structural Products

Toolkit Design Software


To satisfy the growing demand for accurate and comprehensive information and simplify the detailing
and ordering of components, Kingspan Structural Products have produced the Toolkit CD.
The CD contains information in an easily accessible format. Contents include:

Multibeam Design Software for Purlin and Rail Systems


A comprehensive software program for the design engineer and
specifier, featuring Multibeam Purlins and Cladding Rails.
The design software has been extended to include support
systems for Horizontal cladding (both horizontal Multibeam and
Multichannel). Cantilever sections, Eaves Beams, Parapet posts
and stepped wind loading for continuous design as well as the
previous design options, single span and double span design for
both conventional and continuous systems, plus automatic Purlin
spacing in snow load applications.
The Toolkit program also assists users in meeting the requirements
of the latest Wind Code, BS 6399-2 1997 part 2. Toolkit features
integrated information derived from Ordnance Survey with the
latest BREVe topographical information and BRECp external
coefficients. These features enable users to take full account of the
minimum distances to sea and the lay of the land surrounding the
proposed construction site. It then provides fully calculated wind
pressure data for the building from each of twelve wind directions,
and applies it to sides, corners and roof of the structure.
Multichannel Design Software for Structural Solutions
A useful design software program for the specification and use of
the Multichannel range of galvanised pre-engineered cold formed
channel sections.
The construction applications featured within the program
include cladding rail design, mezzanine floor beam design and
column design.
For copies of the Toolkit CD please contact our Customer Services
on: 01944 712000 or visit www.kingspanstructural.com to
download from the website.

Toolkit now offers the opportunity to design a full roof solution due
to it's interactive link with CSC Fastrak, providing a quicker and
more efficient design.

140

Multideck Design Software for Composite Floor Design


This advanced package for the structural analysis and design of
composite slabs using Multideck has now been made even easier
to use with the inclusion of an all new design wizard which guides
you through the design and selection of the correct Multideck
product for your particular application. The Multideck product is a
high performance galvanised steel floor decking which provides
economies of concrete volumes.
Detailing & Ordering Software for Kingspan
Structural Products
Kingspan-Wizard has been updated with more detailing options
and remains a fast and easy to use program for the detailing and
ordering of Kingspan products including: Multibeam Purlins and
Rails, Multichannel, Multibeam Eaves Beam, Multibeam Cleaders
and all other related components.
Kingspan Technical Literature
This library of Kingspan technical literature now contains the very
latest version of the Multibeam Purlin, Rail and Multichannel
Handbook with greatly enhanced functionality. Also included is the
technical handbook for Multideck Floordecking featuring product
applications, dimensions and construction details.

Kingspan Toolkit Software


The Toolkit series has become the leading cold rolled steel and floor decking design software in the industry
and is now used by structural engineers in over 1000 practices in the UK.
The structural design software has been used industry wide to save valuable design time.
The contents of this Technical Handbook and CD are meant as a general introduction to Kingspan Structural
Products and any purchaser, specifier or user retains the entire responsibility for satisfying himself,
independently of anything herein, as to the suitability or fitness for purpose of any Kingspan product or system.

Kingspan Structural Product Range


Multibeam Technical
Handbook

Composite Slab
Case Study

Kingspan Structural Products


produce a complete range of
pre-engineered cold formed
products for modern industrial
and commercial building
construction.

Dramix Steel fibres with


Multideck profiles have been
proven through testing to
achieve full fire performance
for 1, 1.5 and 2 hours.
The use of a Dramix Steel
Fibre reinforced concrete slab
provides a pre-reinforced
concrete slab no mesh
has to be installed

Multideck Technical
Handbook

Kingspan Toolkit
Software

Multideck is a high performance


profiled galvanised steel deck
for use in the construction of
composite floor slabs.
This publication contains
complete technical information
on the Multideck products
produced by Kingspan
Structural Products.

The Toolkit series has become the


leading cold rolled steel and floor
decking design software in the
industry and is now used by
structural engineers in over
1000 practices in the UK.
The structural design software
has been used industry wide to
save valuable design time.

Kingspan Structural Products


Sherburn, Malton, North Yorkshire, YO17 8PQ, England
Tel: 01944 712000 Sales fax: 01944 710830 Customer Services fax: 01944 710941 Technical fax: 01944 711649
Email: marketing@kingspanstructural.co.uk
visit our website kingspanstructural.com or our group website kingspan.com
Due to our continuing policy of development and improvement we reserve the right to alter and amend the specification as shown in this literature.

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