Uniform Building Code, Volume 1Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference, 1952 - Building laws |
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Page 90
... four feet ( 4 ′ ) horizontally and shall have at least eight inches ( 8 ′′ ) of masonry in back of the chases and between chases and jambs of openings , provided that in dwellings not over two stories high , chases not over four inches ...
... four feet ( 4 ′ ) horizontally and shall have at least eight inches ( 8 ′′ ) of masonry in back of the chases and between chases and jambs of openings , provided that in dwellings not over two stories high , chases not over four inches ...
Page 117
... four feet ( 4 ' ) . ( c ) Bridging . All stud partitions or walls over ten feet ( 10 ' ) in height shall have ... four - inch ( 2 " x4 " ) studs ; for build- ings of three stories , the studding shall be not less than three - inch by ...
... four feet ( 4 ' ) . ( c ) Bridging . All stud partitions or walls over ten feet ( 10 ' ) in height shall have ... four - inch ( 2 " x4 " ) studs ; for build- ings of three stories , the studding shall be not less than three - inch by ...
Page 215
... four inches ( 4 " ) thick bonded into the masonry wall of the chimney shall be provided to separate flues in pairs or singly . ( i ) Inlets . Every inlet to any chimney shall enter the side thereof and shall be of not less than one ...
... four inches ( 4 " ) thick bonded into the masonry wall of the chimney shall be provided to separate flues in pairs or singly . ( i ) Inlets . Every inlet to any chimney shall enter the side thereof and shall be of not less than one ...
Contents
Part IAdministrative | 19 |
CHAPTER 3 | 25 |
Part IIIRequirements Based on Occupancy | 33 |
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