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General Specifications
Code Listings by ICC ES
Transverse Roof & Floor Panel Load Charts
Transverse & Axial Wall Load Charts
Racking Load Charts
Header Load Charts
Fire Ratings
Energy Efficiency
Commercial Applications
Institutional Applications
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Transporting SIPs
Lifting &
Rigging SIP
Recommended Tools
Accessories
Storing SIPs on
Site
SIP Panel
Numbering
Installing
1st & 2nd Panels
Field Cutting
SIPs
Installing
SIPs Headers
Installing
SIPs Sill Plates
Drawing
Panels Together
SIPs
Moisture Protection
SIPs
Temperature Warning
SIPs Wiring
Considerations
SIPs Plumbing
Considerations
SIPs HVAC
Considerations |
Allow proper
clearance around vents to avoid heat exposure
Do not expose
EPS to temperatures in excess of 160 degrees F. Larger penetrations require
framing with 2x lumber to reinforce the opening
area and to seal off the EPS core from air infiltration.
Allow a
minimum of 3" side clearance
between framing and vent. The insulation used between panel framing and vent
should be rated for elevated temperatures if necessary. See
Drawing 38-504.
Consult local code for clearance requirements between vent and framing. For
size and location limitations, refer to engineering tables. |
General Type "A"
SIP Panel 38-001
Panel to Panel
w/2x Lumber 38-102
Panel to Panel
Corner 38-103
Panel to Panel
Floor Joist 38-104
Panel to Panel w/Insul
Spline 38-106
Panel
on Slab 38-201
Bearing Wall to
Joist Multi-Story 38-203
Panel on Sub
Floor 38-204
Roof
to Wall Beveled Seat 38-301
Roof to Wall
Canted Plate 38-302
Roof Ridge
w/Solid Blocking 38-303
Cantilever Roof
Ridge w/Solid Blocking 38-304
Roof Ridge
Connection w/EPS insert 38-306
Roof
Eave on Pitched Roof 38-307
Roof
to Wall on Gable Roof 38-308
Framed Roof Eave
38-309
Roof Valley
Connection 38-310
Roof to Wall
38-311
Roof Ridge w/o
Solid Blocking 38-312
Single Plate
Insulated Headers 38-501
Double Plate
Insulated Headers 38-502
Reinforcement of
Field-Cut Wall Openings 38-503
Framed Roof
Penetration 38-504
Unframed Roof
Penetration 38-505 |
