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−	An anchor beam in traditional timber frame construction is a beam which has a long tenon at its end that passes through a post (a through tenon) and is pegged beyond the post to keep it in place. An anchor beam might also be used in steel or other construction ~~to describe an oversized beam who ends are used to make a rigid connection to~~ the ~~posts~~.	+	An anchor beam in traditional timber frame construction is a beam which has a long tenon at its end that passes through a post (a through tenon) and is pegged beyond the post to keep it in place. An anchor beam might also be used to describe a beam in steel or other construction which is bent at the end for fixing.

−	~~ties elements for example walls firmly~~ to ~~floors~~.	+	The term beam anchor is also used in construction either to describe a tie element that is used to make a rigid connection between the floor and posts or it is used to describe the anchor point for a safety harness systems.

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	* Timber post and beam construction.		* Timber post and beam construction.
	* Types of columns.		* Types of columns.
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An anchor beam in traditional timber frame construction is a beam which has a long tenon at its end that passes through a post (a through tenon) and is pegged beyond the post to keep it in place. An anchor beam might also be used in steel or other construction to describe an oversized beam who ends are used to make a rigid connection to the posts.

ties elements for example walls firmly to floors.

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* Beam bridges.
* Beam formwork.
* Bond beam.
* Cantilever.
* Capping beam.
* Chilled beam.
* Collar beam.
* Flitch beam.
* Girder.
* Ground beam.
* Lattice beam.
* Metal web joists.
* Open web beam.
* Post.
* Rafter.
* Rolled steel joist (RSJ).
* Simply supported.
* Timber post and beam construction.
* Types of columns.

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Editor at 06:00, 29 June 2023

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