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A plinth refers to the base that a column rests on. Tie beam refers to a beam that connects two or more columns, that acts as a stiffener.
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Why should you provide a plinth beam?
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What the wooden beam called which is between the railway tracks?
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What is tie beam?
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What is the wooden beam laid between railway tracks?
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What is a beam in music?
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What is the difference between lateral ties and stirrups?
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