DECK ENGINEERING CALCULATIONS, Civil Engineering

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We need eng. calcs for a deck 17''x 10 feet.attach to the guest house.
calculations will be for 230 psi snow load . in the city of Mammoth lakes Ca.
deck is supported for 3 girder beams ''
at the front. 6x8 at center 6x6 and the last against the foundation of the house 4x8 girder attach with 5/8 bolt studs 16" OC.The joist will be 2x6 spaced 16" oc.
the deck is 24" of the ground. and girders are supported in 12"x12 piers spaced 4'' apart.i can send the plan draw
thanks

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