BS EN 1383:2016 - Timber structures. Test methods. Pull through resistance of timber fasteners

BS EN 1383:2016

Timber structures. Test methods. Pull through resistance of timber fasteners

Status : Current   Published : February 2016

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This European Standard specifies the test method for determining the resistance of timber to the head pull through of timber fasteners.

In this standard 'timber' includes solid timber, glued laminated timber and wood-based products.

The test method applies to all types of nails, screws and staples excluding screws with fully threaded shank.




Standard NumberBS EN 1383:2016
TitleTimber structures. Test methods. Pull through resistance of timber fasteners
StatusCurrent
Publication Date29 February 2016
Normative References(Required to achieve compliance to this standard)EN 322, EN 323, EN 14592, EN 26891:1991, ISO 6891:1983, EN ISO 8970:2010, ISO 8970:2010, ISO 13061-1, ISO 13061-2
Informative References(Provided for Information)EN 1381, EN 14358
ReplacesBS EN 1383:1999
International RelationshipsEN 1383:2016
Draft Superseded By14/30297198 DC
DescriptorsStructural timber, Structural systems, Wood, Solid (shape), Laminates, Woodbased sheet materials, Fasteners, Pull-out tests, Mechanical testing, Nailed joints, Nails, Staples (nails), Screws (bolts), Joints, Test specimens, Dimensions, Testing conditions, Specimen preparation, Test equipment
ICS91.080.20
Title in FrenchStructures en bois. Méthodes d'essais. Résistance à la traversée de la tête d'éléments de fixation à travers le bois
Title in GermanHolzbauwerke. Prüfverfahren. Prüfung von Holzverbindungsmitteln auf Kopfdurchziehen
CommitteeB/518
ISBN978 0 580 85800 0
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryYes
Pages16
File Size1.115 MB
Price£134.00


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