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2006 International Building Code - Softcover Version: Softcover Version (International Building Code)

The 2006 International Building Code® addresses the design and installation of building systems through requirements that emphasize performance.

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Fully compatible with all the International Codes, the 2006 edition provides up-to-date, comprehensive coverage that establishes minimum regulations for building systems using prescriptive and performance-related provisions.

Content is founded on broad-based principles that make possible the use of materials and building designs.

Structural as well as fire- and life-safety provisions covering seismic, wind, accessibility, egress, occupancy, roofs, and more are included..

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Author: International Code Council

Publisher: Cengage Delmar Learning

Date: Mar. 6, 2006

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