When performing takeoff for structural steel, which unit of measure is most commonly used for pricing?
Correct Answer
D) Pounds or tons
Structural steel is typically priced by weight (pounds or tons) because material cost correlates directly with the amount of steel required.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Structural steel is typically priced by weight (pounds or tons) because material cost correlates directly with the amount of steel required.
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