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  1. The One-Third Stress Increase: Where Is It Now?The One-Third Stress Increase: Where Is It Now? [Article]
    The one-third stress increase has a long history of use in Allowable Stress Design (ASD). It is most commonly used to account for the improbability of two transient loads concurrently acting at their ...

  2. Clearance on Rooftop EquipmentClearance on Rooftop Equipment [Article]
    Clearance on Rooftop Equipment SECTION 1522 HIGH-VELOCITY HURRICANE ZONES— ROOFTOP STRUCTURES AND COMPONENTS 1522.1 Rooftop structures. Roof

  3. Spiral Staircase CodeSpiral Staircase Code [Article]
    Attached is the section from the Florida Building Code that deals with spiral staircase.

  4. Using 2x4 on Exterior WallsUsing 2x4 on Exterior Walls [Article]
    According to the Florida Building Code section 2318.1.1 , exterior walls or bearing walls studs shall not be less than 2"x6" unless they are designed by rational

  5. Differences Between Safety Glazing Standards CPSC 16 CFR 1201 and ANSI Z97.1Differences Between Safety Glazing Standards CPSC 16 CFR 1201 and ANSI Z97.1 [Article]
    Differences in Scope The principal differences between the CPSC’s 16 CFR 1201 standard and the ANSI Z97.1-2004 standar

  6. Glazed Opening Protection in a Wind-Borne Debris RegionGlazed Opening Protection in a Wind-Borne Debris Region [Article]
    Question: A client asked us what kind of protection would be needed for a glazed opening in a wind-borne debris region. Engineering Express provided him with information gathered from the Flo

  7. Sunroom InformationSunroom Information [Article]
    Sunroom Information Contents

  8. 2007 FBC Amendments2007 FBC Amendments [Article]
    2007 FBC AmendmentsGeneral Amended sections of the 2007 FBC are indicated throughout the Code by m

  9. FBC Formal Interpretation of Storm Shutters as they relate to Egress and ExitFBC Formal Interpretation of Storm Shutters as they relate to Egress and Exit [Article]
    FLORIDA BUILDING CODE BINDING INTERPREATION Date: July 21, 2009 Report # 50 Petitioner: James DiPietro Year: 2007 Code: Residential Section: Section R310.4 1. Does R310.

  10. Use of non-porous system on a non-essential facilityUse of non-porous system on a non-essential facility [Article]


  11. ASCE 7ASCE 7 [Article]
    ASCE 7 Contents 1 NOTICE: ERRATA SHEET POSTED 2 Key Changes in ASCE 7-05

  12. 2007 FBC2007 FBC [Article]
    2007 FBC Contents 1 Changes and topics of interest To the 2007 Code 1.

  13. Deflection LimitationsDeflection Limitations [Article]
    Deflection Limitations Components & Cladding According to note 'f' of table 1604.3 section 1604.3.6 of the 2004 Florida Building Code,

  14. BCCOBCCO [Article]
    BCCO Contents 1.1 Overview 1.2 Product Approval Evalua

  15. DoorsDoors [Article]
    Doors Contents 1 Custom Door Product Approval & FBC Code 1.1 Official

  16. EgressEgress [Article]
    Egress For the record, our engineering plans and certification of work does not include any approval that the installed windows meet egress. With the limited design information we receiv

  17. EOR Signing of NOA Documents UnneccesaryEOR Signing of NOA Documents Unneccesary [Article]
    EOR Signing of NOA Documents Unneccesary Contents 1 Significance 2 FBC 241

  18. Florida Building CodeFlorida Building Code [Article]
    Florida Building Code Contents 1 History 1.1 The Official Story

  19. Florida Product ApprovalFlorida Product Approval [Article]
    Florida Product Approval Contents 1 Overview 1.1 Product Evaluation an

  20. FootingsFootings [Article]
    Footings Contents 1.1 Concrete Footings for Patios And Sheds

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