Paul Johnson will discuss some painful experiences with new city permitting requirements around Texas as well as strategies to simplify the required documentation for component manufacturers.
This presentation seeks to explain how to correctly apply live loads to the bottom chord of trusses for uninhabitable attics in accordance with IRC Table R301.5 and IBC Table 1607.1 and ASCE 7-10 Table 4-1.
This Research Report will look specifically at the sill plate requirements according to the 2009, 2012, and 2015 InternationalResidential Code (IRC) and International Building Code (IBC) and clarify if a sill plate is required in the following conditions:
This research report will focus on manufacturer or trade association deflection requirements for a number of floor topping/covering related products where deflection requirements may impact serviceability.
This presentation provides an overview of fire-rated assemblies that include wood trusses. Topics covered include assembly testing, Harmathy’s rules, and an examination of fire performance in the field.
I am a building inspector and have some questions regarding how to apply IBC 2012 2308.8.5 (IRC 2012 R802.8) (similar IBC 2015 2308.4.6 & IRC 2015 R802.8) to trusses, especially those with high heels:
