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Can point loads be applied to the top of Panels and Brace Frames?

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Can point loads be applied to the top of Panels and Brace Frames?

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For Hardy Frame® Panels, the additional vertical load allowed must be a uniformly distributed load. Point loads can be uniformly distributed by applying them to a wood member installed above the Panel. For Brace Frames, point loads may be applied to the post of the Frame and uniform loads may be applied along the top. For point loads that fall between the two post of a Frame a wood member such as a header, or flush beam, can be installed above the Frame to distribute the load more uniformly.

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