EWP Resource Guide
1.8E PSL 1,800,000 ALLOWABLE DESIGN STRESSES (100%) Modulus of Elasticity - E (psi) Bending - Fb (psi) Compression Parallel to Grain - Fc (psi) TRUS JOIST 1.8E PARALLAM® PSL VS 2.1E RIGIDLAM® LVL 2,400 2,500
2.1E LVL 2,100,000
3,100 3,000
Notes: 1) - These allowable design stresses apply to dry service conditions. 2) - Parallam PSL properties from Weyerhaeuser Trus Joist Specifier's Guide #TJ-9000 (June 2022) 3) - RigidLam LVL properties from Roseburg Design Guide (May 2023) ALLOWABLE AXIAL LOAD CAPACITY (LBS)
Effective Column Height (ft.)
3 ½ " x 3 ½ "
3 ½ " x 5 ¼ " PSL vs
Floor 100%
Roof: Snow 115%
Roof: Live 125%
Floor 100%
Ro
1.8E PSL
2.1E LVL
1.8E PSL
2.1E LVL
1.8E PSL
2.1E LVL
1.8E PSL
2.1E LVL
1.8E P
6 7 8 9
10,595 8,735 7,265 6,115 5,200 3,885 3,000
11,585 9,615 8,040 6,795 5,800 4,355 3,380
11,200 9,140 7,550 6,320 5,355 3,980 3,065
12,280 10,085 8,375 7,040 5,990 4,470 3,455
11,545 9,370 7,715 6,440 5,445 4,030 3,100
12,685 10,360 8,570 7,185 6,100 4,540 3,500
15,890 13,105 10,900 9,170 7,800 5,825 4,500
18,205 15,110 12,635 10,680 9,120 6,845 5,315
16,8 13,7 11,3
9,48 8,03 5,96 4,59
10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24
Effective Column Height (ft.)
5 ¼ " x 5 ¼ " PSL vs 5 ¼ " x 5 ½ " LVL
5 ¼ " x 7" PSL vs 5 ¼
Floor 100%
Roof: Snow 115%
Roof: Live 125%
Floor
Ro
1.8E PSL
2.1E LVL
1.8E PSL
2.1E LVL
1.8E PSL
2.1E LVL
1.8E PSL
2.1E LVL
1.8E P
6 7 8 9
33,295 30,010 26,650 23,475 20,660 16,160 12,890 10,480 8,670 7,285
37,155 33,560 29,925 26,495 23,445 18,515 14,880 12,170 10,115 8,530
36,675 32,545 28,490 24,835 21,695 16,805 13,315 10,775 8,885 7,445
40,960 36,465 32,090 28,135 24,715 19,325 15,425 12,550 10,395 8,735
38,735 34,030 29,555 25,620 22,290 17,175 13,560 10,950 9,010 7,535
43,285 38,195 33,355 29,090 25,450 19,790 15,735 12,775 10,555 8,855
40,000 40,000 35,530 31,300 27,545 21,545 17,185 13,970 11,560 9,710
48,975 44,240 39,445 34,925 30,910 24,410 19,615 16,045 13,335 11,240
40,0 40,0 37,9 33,1 28,9 22,4 17,7 14,3 11,8
10 12 14 16 18 20
9,92
22 24 Notes:
1) Column is a single, one-piece member for dry-use applications only. DO NOT use this chart for multi-ply, built-up column applications. 2) Column is assumed to have adequate bracing in all directions at both ends. 3) Loads are calculated per the National Design Specification® for axial loads only. 4) For side-loaded columns, use appropriate design software or consult with a design professional. 5) Table assumes an eccentricity of 1/6 of the smaller column dimension. 6) Table assumes column bearing to be steel or concrete.
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