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Technical Seismic Technical Guide Document Hanger Wire Attachment Code Requirements 1 The International Building Code (IBC) defines the requirement for hanger wire and their supports and attachment methods. However, there are exceptions and the application of hanger wires in a seismic design category can meet
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