Transcription of Chapter 3 FOUNDATIONS AND FOUNDATION WALLS
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49 Chapter 3 FOUNDATIONS AND FOUNDATION WALLS This Chapter discusses FOUNDATIONS and FOUNDATION WALLS constructed using the two most common FOUNDATION materials concrete and masonry. Although the IRC permits the use of treated wood for FOUNDATIONS and FOUNDATION WALLS and insulating concrete form (ICF) for FOUNDATION WALLS , this guide does not cover those materials other than to inform the reader that wood FOUNDATIONS in Seismic Design Categories (SDCs) D1 and D2 require engineering design and many of the reinforcement requirements for concrete also apply to ICF (see Chapter 4 of the IRC for more information on the use of these materials).
walls at the perimeter that would not occur if a foundation was provided below the interior braced wall line. Vertical loads due to the overturning loads in the braced wall segments also
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CHAPTER 6 WALL CONSTRUCTION, Interior, Walls, Exterior and Interior WALL MANUAL, Interior Walls, CONTROL JOINTS FOR CONCRETE MASONRY WALLS, THE CONSTRUCTION OF TILT-UP, The CONSTrUCTION OF TIlT-UP Interior, INTERIOR FINISH OF WALLS AND CEILINGS, INTERIOR LATEX PAINT FOR WALLS, INTERIOR METAL STUD FRAMING, Interior Finishes, Heart walls and coronary circulation, Light Gauge Metal Roof and Wall Panels