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Design Wind Speed and Snow Load

04/27/2010 4:42 PM

Hello

I would need to know the design wind speed and the snow load for Toronto, Ontario.

Thank you

David
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Re: Design wind speed and snow load

04/27/2010 4:58 PM

The National Building Code of Canada and the Ontario Building Code have design snow loads and wind velocities.

here is a link to a .pdf that should have the information you are looking for.

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