It is not meant to mix and match the various options but to select which one suits your build and then to meet all of the minimum requirements listed in the vertical column of each package.īe careful to read the notes at the bottom of Table A. Have a good look at each of the tables as each package is to be chosen as a complete package for minimum efficiency performance.
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10.0 CODE COMPLIANCE RESEARCH REPORT USE 10.1 Approval of building products and/or materials can only be granted by a building official having legal. 9.3 Intertek is a Florida State Product Evaluation Entity. For all but the most minor cosmetic building projects, city inspectors will check to make sure that building codes were followed. with the Florida Building Code Building and Florida Building Code Residential, including High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ).
Anyone tackling a construction project (including a homeowner doing DIY work) is legally required to follow these rules. ip13 - business park industrial zone area 'c' of schedule 1, city of ottawa building classification: the building is classified and designed to conform to the ontario building code 2012 (current edition) part 3 occupancy: group f division 2 - up to 4 storeys (3.2.2.70) group d - up to 3 storeys, sprinkered (3.2.2. The map below shows where the northern (Zone 2) and southern (Zone 1) Ontario regions are: Building codes are an area's official rules on building safety. adequate access is provided for fire safety and (d) all Building Code. Tables 2.1.1.2ABC refer to Zone 1 and Tables 2.1.1.3ABC refer to Zone 2. The AR (Agricultural-Residential) zoning district is established to accommodate. Tables 2.1.1.2ABC refer to Zone 1 and Tables 2.1.1.3ABC refer to Zone 2. If you are not just adding an addition, the next thing to consider is what zone your building will be in as defined in the Ontario Building Code. If you wish to reach us, our office is open from Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, eastern time, at 1 80 or 1-61 (Ottawa-Gatineau and outside of Canada) or by email at CONSTPubSales-Ventesnrc-cnrc.gc.ca. If you are not just adding an addition, the next thing to consider is what zone your building will be in as defined in the Ontario Building Code. the Building Code Act, 1992 or Sentence 1.4.1.2.(1) of Division A of the Building Code. More details can be found on the Codes Canada Publications Web page. One of the tables, Table 2.1.1.10, only applies in the case that you are adding an addition to your house and clarifies what thermal efficiency (R-Values) you would need to have as a minimum for your addition.
In total there are 7 different tables in the Ontario Building Code’s Supplementary Standard SB-12 that define the various compliance packages available to meet the energy efficiency standards for the province: