Ask a question about the structure of commercial housing

2007-12-23View Original

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There is a type of commercial housing called steel-concrete structure in the real estate certificate, but this structural form is not found in professional books. What is the structural form of steel-concrete structure? In the house purchase contract, it is a frame structure, but in the real estate certificate, it is a steel-concrete structure. Is there any difference between them?

Reply #22007-12-23

Steel-concrete structure may refer to steel-concrete composite structure, which is a form of frame structure. However, the steel-concrete structure in the real estate certificate may refer to reinforced concrete structure!!! Non-professional term!! If you can see the structural construction drawings, it will be quite clear.

Reply #32007-12-25

I also think your property deed may refer to a steel-concrete structure.

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