Uniform Building Code, Volume 1Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference, 1952 - Building laws |
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Page 154
... placed in two layers parallel with the faces of the wall . One layer consisting of not less than one - half and not more than two - thirds the total required reinforcement shall be placed not less than one and one - half inches ( 11⁄2 ...
... placed in two layers parallel with the faces of the wall . One layer consisting of not less than one - half and not more than two - thirds the total required reinforcement shall be placed not less than one and one - half inches ( 11⁄2 ...
Page 189
... placed in the direction of span and then shall not be placed more than one - half inch ( 1⁄2 ′′ ) into the slab . Sec . 8108. Steel joisted floors shall consist of steel joists Steel as specified in Section 2715. When used in Type I or ...
... placed in the direction of span and then shall not be placed more than one - half inch ( 1⁄2 ′′ ) into the slab . Sec . 8108. Steel joisted floors shall consist of steel joists Steel as specified in Section 2715. When used in Type I or ...
Page 252
... placed or stored on public property in the following locations : ( a ) In Front of the Building Site . In the one - third portion of the roadway of the street that is adjacent to the curb in front of the building site for which a permit ...
... placed or stored on public property in the following locations : ( a ) In Front of the Building Site . In the one - third portion of the roadway of the street that is adjacent to the curb in front of the building site for which a permit ...
Contents
Part IAdministrative | 19 |
CHAPTER 3 | 25 |
Part IIIRequirements Based on Occupancy | 33 |
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