SCISSOR TYPE SHED

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It is a model that is well accepted in some regions of the country due to its appearance. As it is a single beam, it is easier to assemble. Its disadvantages are the use of a larger volume of concrete and the difficulty of transporting larger-span beams. It typically comes with the following accessories:

Pillar Mold
Simple Head Mold
Double Head Mold
Internal Console Mold
Lateral Console Mold
Scissor Beam Mold
Auxiliary Beam Mold
Truss Mold

Pillar Mold:

It is divided into Side Mold and Bed Mold. Accessories such as consoles for auxiliary beams and overhead cranes are used. The side mold is defined with one-meter side modules, allowing the positioning of the consoles to be adjusted according to the needs.

Simple Head Mold and Double Head Mold (Scissor Shed):

The pillar heads are the supports for the span beams and are fixed with tie rods that are anchored into the heads. The head mold is fixed at the end of the pillar mold so that the piece is cast in a single pour.

Scissor Beam Mold (Roof Beam):

This piece serves the purpose of forming the span of the shed and supporting the roof.

It is usually produced in a simple mold, as two pillars are needed for each scissor beam produced, since the scissor beam spans the entire width of the shed as a single piece.

SCISSOR BEAM
SPAN (m)	DIMENSION “A” (mm)	DIMENSION “B” (mm)	DIMENSION “C” (mm)	CONCRETE VOLUME (m³)
22	24000	200	1474	2,022
21	23000	200	1424	1,931
20	22000	200	1374	1,842
19	21000	200	1324	1,754
18	20000	200	1274	1,667
17	19000	200	1224	1,582
16	18000	200	1174	1,498
15	17000	200	1124	1,416
14	16000	200	1124	1,335
13	15000	200	1074	1,306
12	14000	200	1024	1,178
11	13000	200	974	1,101
10	12000	200	974	1,026
9	11000	200	924	0,952

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