much more subjective. A deflection limit of L/720 makes more sense for vertical deflection of lintels than for out-of-plane deflection of masonry walls, due to greater wall flexibility in the out-of-plane direction. It would be better to have deflection limits defined for full code âservice level wind loads,â than define it
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