Uniform Building Code, Volume 1Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference, 1952 - Building laws |
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Page 78
... Partitions ( Cont'd . ) Floors ( b ) Doors and Windows . Doors , windows and other open- ings in the exterior walls ... Partitions . Permanent partitions in Type III One - Hour buildings shall be of one - hour fire - resistive ...
... Partitions ( Cont'd . ) Floors ( b ) Doors and Windows . Doors , windows and other open- ings in the exterior walls ... Partitions . Permanent partitions in Type III One - Hour buildings shall be of one - hour fire - resistive ...
Page 117
... partitions may Stud Walls be placed with the longest dimension parallel with the wall and or partition , provided the studs are considered as columns Partitions and comply with the column formulas . Such walls shall have top and bottom ...
... partitions may Stud Walls be placed with the longest dimension parallel with the wall and or partition , provided the studs are considered as columns Partitions and comply with the column formulas . Such walls shall have top and bottom ...
Page 118
... partitions meet shall be framed solid so that no lath can extend from one room to another . All exterior and main cross stud partitions shall be effectively and thoroughly braced or sheathed with approved panels adequately nailed along ...
... partitions meet shall be framed solid so that no lath can extend from one room to another . All exterior and main cross stud partitions shall be effectively and thoroughly braced or sheathed with approved panels adequately nailed along ...
Contents
Part IAdministrative | 19 |
CHAPTER 3 | 25 |
Part IIIRequirements Based on Occupancy | 33 |
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