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Dead load is a term used to describe the static load, or the weight of materials and components of a building, that remain throughout its life cycle. This includes the weight of the structure and its finishes as well as any permanent fixtures, such as built-in furniture, lighting, and equipment.
Dead load is a term used to describe the static load, or the weight of materials and components of a building, that remain throughout its life cycle. This includes the weight of the structure and its finishes as well as any permanent fixtures, such as built–in furniture, lighting, and equipment.
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