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    AJS Span Table

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    The document discusses factors that affect the performance of wood floor systems, specifically vibration. It notes that communication with end users is important to understand expectations. Vibration is usually the cause of complaints. Methods to increase performance and reduce vibration include increasing joist depth, limiting deflection, installing a thicker subfloor, installing joists vertically and with level supports, and attaching ceiling directly to joists. Tables provide maximum span lengths for wood floor joists based on load and joist depth.

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    AJS Span Table

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    The document discusses factors that affect the performance of wood floor systems, specifically vibration. It notes that communication with end users is important to understand expectations. Vibration is usually the cause of complaints. Methods to increase performance and reduce vibration include increasing joist depth, limiting deflection, installing a thicker subfloor, installing joists vertically and with level supports, and attaching ceiling directly to joists. Tables provide maximum span lengths for wood floor joists based on load and joist depth.

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    The document discusses factors that affect the performance of wood floor systems, specifically vibration. It notes that communication with end users is important to understand expectations. Vibration is usually the cause of complaints. Methods to increase performance and reduce vibration include increasing joist depth, limiting deflection, installing a thicker subfloor, installing joists vertically and with level supports, and attaching ceiling directly to joists. Tables provide maximum span lengths for wood floor joists based on load and joist depth.

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    AJS Span Table

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    johnking5555
    The document discusses factors that affect the performance of wood floor systems, specifically vibration. It notes that communication with end users is important to understand expectations. Vibration is usually the cause of complaints. Methods to increase performance and reduce vibration include increasing joist depth, limiting deflection, installing a thicker subfloor, installing joists vertically and with level supports, and attaching ceiling directly to joists. Tables provide maximum span lengths for wood floor joists based on load and joist depth.

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