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- Understanding Braced Wall Lines per the 2018 IRC - Salisbury
Identify minimum requirements for braced wall lines Understand how compliance with the requirements provides a continuous load path for resisting lateral forces Identify requirements for braced wall panels, including materials, fastening, connections, and support
- IRC Wall Bracing: A Guide for Builders, Designers and Plan Reviewers - XPSA
Braced Wall Panel (R602 10 1) – A braced wall panel is a section of a braced wall line that is braced with a code-compliant bracing method (e g , let-in brace, a wood structural panel, or other bracing methods) (See Figure 4 )
- Wall Bracing and the IRC - JLC Online
Section R602 10 of the International Residential Code calls for "braced wall lines" composed of "braced wall panels " The location, width, and construction details of these braced wall panels, as well as the materials that can be used to build them, are spelled out in the code's text, tables, and illustrations, but it's not a simple prescription
- Wall Bracing Calculator - APA – The Engineered Wood Association
With the APA Wall Bracing Calculator: Create a project and identify its pertinent details Pictorially identify and calculate the bracing requirements of each braced wall line
- R602. 10 - Digital Codes
R602 10 1 Braced wall lines For the purpose of determining the amount and location of bracing required in each story level of a building, braced wall lines shall be designated as straight lines in the building plan placed in accordance with this section
- IRC Wall Bracing - Applied Building Tech
When bracing a wall, code-compliant bracing elements or “braced wall panels1” are located in required amounts on wall lines that are required to resist racking loads, known as “braced wall lines 1 ”
- Wall Bracing FAQ
There are several differences, but the most critical is that wind bracing is determined by braced wall line spacing and seismic bracing is determined by braced wall line length This has to do with the source of load
- Wall Bracing Guide - Palatine, Illinois
When bracing a wall, code-compliant bracing elements or “braced wall panels1” are located in required amounts on wall lines that are required to resist racking loads, known as “braced wall lines”
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