Maximum distance between two columns | Column size and steel details for G+1,G+2,G+3| Civil tutor |

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I commend your effort to give young engineers quick fix. But please note that the higher you go, the lower the load (as the foundation then the ground floor carries the bulk of the load). So without analysis or design, the size of your columns and area of reinforcements should reduce as you ascend using "rule of thumb".

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[@simplensample2724]

Sir... Is it ok if use 9x15" Columns for G+2 with all six 16 mm bars ???

[@ravichandral8439]

I'm having a doubt as you said is it correct to put on weight at top floors like g+3 with 16mm of 6 rods and using weak 9mm rods on ground g floor I think it gives pressure on the building ground floor due to weight on top please explain

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[@tammudubammardhi]

For my G+2 Pillar size 9×15 -9 pillars, 9×12-Front 3 pillars Total 12 pillars 16mm -6 bars 12mm -2 bars Pillar to pillar distance 17.5 feet

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[@balbirvishwamitrasinghparmar]

6 metres is 19.5 ft. The distance should be 3 to 5 metres or 10 to 16 feet.

[@joesanchez7920]

So the distance is not 6 meter is 5 meters?

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[@dpavankumar1858]

8 metars

[@muhammedsherif6793]

Maximum 5 meters is safe.

[@pubgnoobplayer7504]

If your distance ia more than 5 meter than increase size of column mean 16 Ft X 18 Ft = Colum Size 12" x 12"

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[@zulazri2165]

what i understand this video guide builder for choosing column size and rebar for typical house construction, which is base on typical normal dead load and live load related to the house, its does't matter how big the house eg; 1000sqft or 2000sqft just follow the column distance and follow the size and rebar, it still safe within that parameter, another word, it easy guide line for diy house build. and i consider u chooses the size of column base on maximum load.

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Very useful information. Thank you. Could you please make a video on basement construction below ground floor.

[@saurabhkumarsingh1137]

I have constructed 5 years ago a 9 meter distance between two columns on beem depths 30in

[@MSureshKumar-t1x]

Great message. How deep beneath the earth the pillars pit should be ?

[@saraswatiparida4181]

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[@maremaremz4467]

What would you recommend for column size for G+10 building with bar size and nos

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[@zothangsangzote6665]

For G+1 what should be the beam size

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[@kaperiusginting2981]

Well explain.... For beam please..

[@jhoncorgos4968]

it should be base on the structural code. It was provided the minimum for this members.

[@EdgerMwanga-zh2pj]

Are this sizes complete columns massed with concrete mixture or naked steel?

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[@kuralselvan1440]

Thanks sir... Pls mention depth of collum

[@Faith-gg8pr]

4 bar (20mm) is best for g4

[@AnujChauhan1981]

Never take steel bars of diameter less than 16mm for more than 1 story building. You can have 2 bars of 12mm out of 6 bars column of 9×12 between two bars of 16mm at widest distance side.

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[@ravulanagaraj8193]

Hi sir for residential building g+3. Columns size is 9*18 with 16mm six bars can we use length of 18 feet to column to column with beam size 9*18

[@idriveridesharing6493]

9 x 18 is more suitable for 4 floors

[@mukeshbelwal7948]

Can we keep 18 feet Distance between" 9"18 columns.

[@juricmariano1470]

Kindly please discuss the maximum column distance. TYVM

[@CivilTutor]

It depends on the size of your structure and the various loads acting on it. If it is a high rise building, How strong are the winds there? What is the size of your columns, grade of concrete used and if the site lies in a seismic zone. As per thumb rule, a span of up to 6meters is quite safe and economical for small constructions i.e. up to G+3 storey buildings.

[@juricmariano1470]

Thanks for the immediate response you have given, your videos are educational as well . Can you please make a video for the step by step installation of FOOTING, COLUMN, & FLINT BEAM ? TYVM

[@jaydeengdavid7507]

Sir, how about in extending an end unit subdivision townhouse.. what should be the distribution of column?

[@bikymalakar3569]

Sir i used 9*12 size of coloumn and provided 6no of 12mm rod and 2no of 10mm totall 8bars .... But i used 6mm striup... Can i make g+1 building

[@chinmoyroy2174]

In a plot of 20'x30' a) how many columns are required b) what will be the maximum distance between columns and what will be the columns size. It will be à great help if you reply shortly. Thanks.

[@thumtangbadihei1047]

6 columns at 15x14feet (14 feet along the 20 feet side of the plot) and use the remaining 6 feet for stairwell and balcony on cantilever beams and slab, if you wanna build multi storey.

[@timothychung4811]

Are you serious? How much easier of an explanation do you want that you cant figure out 6 fucking simple columns are required. WATCH THE DAMN VIDEO EXPLAINED FOR KINDERGAERTEN LEVELS!

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[@vijeethteli9383]

Sir, we built G+2 and pent house using 9 columns with 6 rods of 12MM each. We built g+1 in 2011, now added slab and pent house slab. column to column max distance is 12 ft. Will it be safer?

[@reallovestories4136]

Safe

[@mihirgandhi9290]

Is it safe if house construction G+1,only by beam column and wall is made in partition

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Thank you very usefull

[@rbkassociates]

What kind of soil, what is sysmic zone, did you mentioned?

[@Tom_Ent]

Good information

[@aamirsingh3351]

My architect has recommended 4 bars of 20 mm and 4 bars of 16 mm with a dimension 9" × 18" for g+4 building on alluvial soil of south-west bihar region .

[@sanjaypuranik1475]

It depends on loading pattern , this is a general information, go with the architect/ Engineer .

[@interiordesign4650]

Me also using same And spam (distance between 2 column is 27 feet)

[@anaszahoor4628]

Thank you so much for this

[@pilconsultant2762]

Sir, I have 10"/10" columns with 12' span . Beam size 10"/8" (b/h) + 5" slab . beams are (4+2) of 16mm 4 No's + 12mm 2nos bars. I have gone for 6' cantilever expansion and over it complete cover construction of (6") wall with window & all. At the end of expansion there is a hanging scartain of 30" height ( 4.5" thick). And a balcony of 7'/11' in the middle portion. The building has completed 20 years Gf & 8 years 1st floor. The size of the building is roughly 44 / 47'. Sir will it be safe . please advice.

[@aamirsingh3351]

I ain't a civil engineer but I can say 6' of cantilever expansion is possible but with proper engeneering .

[@nishantintouch]

What are tie bars ? what does centre to centre mean ? kindly explain this too.

[@VMX-pc2ye]

helo sir when u start talking about g1 g2 g3 do u mean all column including g column

[@SSChandel]

Sir what should be the minimum size of pillars for 25 feet distance??

[@ClaytonOmwanga]

Very useful

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Excellent

[@amitpatidar9005]

Sir G+1 buliding me 15feet span ke liye column size aur steel baar kya hona chahiye

[@tannerworm]

How many 12inch columns for a 32x32 house with a 2nd floor plus open attic?

[@sudhirbhadarge6282]

If there's black soil upto 25mt in depth, then what to consider either footie or piling foundation

[@DanBurgaud]

If the suggested column measures 9" x 9", can we use 14" x 6" instead?

[@adsamgideon9465]

6" is too small. Have 9" min

[@timothychung4811]

No as the compressed pressure will be distributed differently or weaken.

[@johndebritto1573]

Will this dimensions,whet it's hold good for earthquake resistant?

[@nasirmir8771]

Aslamu alikum sir .. I have ground floor 16 feet beam ..in lobby ..what should be the size of beam and steel plz reply ...

[@christianfrancisnayre9896]

What grade of Concrete and Steel are you using for this Design Sir?

[@letslearntv2692]

Minimum M25 grade is good for columns

[@civilcreations8769]

M20

[@intex35]

sir, is this applicable to earthquake zone 5