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Seismic Construction Handbook
SeismicConstructionHandbook2 CISCA | Seismic Construction Handbook Seismic Construction HandbookScopeThis document is intended to help the reader under-stand the Seismic Construction requirements for lay-in, suspended ceilings. It explains those requirements and demonstrates generally accepted Construction methods that comply with these requirements. It also includes a comprehensive list of documents containing these require-ments. It will list what suspended ceiling systems are covered by the IBC/ASCE 7 prescriptive requirements and which are not. Finally, it will give tips to reduce construc-tion costs and suggestions to solve commonly encoun-tered CodesMost people are aware that nearly all Construction in the United States is governed by building codes.
ing and usage codes (commercial, industrial, residential), as well as signage requirements. It is important to under-stand that most codes are written “after the fact.” That is, life safety codes are written or updated after a failure. Aesthetic codes are written or updated after residents complain to local government. Although code require-
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