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Our City Council recently had some t-hangars built at KRBG. They were
built on a slope, I think 1.5%. The doors open real easily one way, and need help going the other way. The floors aren't level, the walls aren't vertical, albeit not by very much. My question is: Doesn't this cause some structural problems? If a snow load is put on these hangars, doesn't that put a lateral load on the vertical columns? I don't ever remember a building being built where the walls weren't vertical. Al G |
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