BS EN 336:2013 PDF

BS EN 336:2013 PDF

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BS EN 336:2013 PDF

Published Date:
06/14/2021

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Active

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Structural timber. Sizes, permitted deviations

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British-Adopted European Standard

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Electronic (PDF)

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Cross References:
EN 1309-1
EN 13183-1
EN 13183-2
EN 13183-3
EN 14298


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File Size : 1 file , 690 KB
ISBN(s) : 9780539178401, 9780580777714
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Number of Pages : 12
Product Code(s) : 30437965, 30437965, 30258157
Published : 06/14/2021

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BS EN 336:2013
Published Date: 06/14/2021
Structural timber. Sizes, permitted deviations
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BS EN 336:2003
Published Date: 03/21/2006
Structural timber. Sizes, permitted deviations
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