Underfloor Framing Inspection (Residential) - IRC/UMC/UPC & California Codes
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Publicado 2021-05-05
The Purpose [Intro] -- 0:00
General Requirements -- 1:04
Start (Floor Framing) -- 1:36
Underfloor Plumbing -- 5:05
Underfloor Gas Pipe -- 6:43
Underfloor Water Pipe -- 7:19
Pipe Tested With Air (Explosion) -- 8:11
Underfloor Mechanical -- 8:27
Example Energy Compliance Forms (Finding Duct R-Value) -- 10:02
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Links:
Code Check Illustrations Used In This Video:
codecheck.com/
View Both The Uniform Plumbing and Mechanical Code Study Guides And The Illustrated Training Manual:
www.iapmo.org/group/update/itm-sg_free_accessP
View and Purchase All State and Model Codes:
codes.iccsafe.org/codes
PVC Pipe Under Air Pressure Test (Explosion):
• Plumbing Pressure Test With Air
TJI Manufactured Joist Installation Guide: www.weyerhaeuser.com/woodproducts/document-library…
Flex Duct (ATCO) Manufacturers Installation Guide (Matches Code Requirements):
www.atcoflex.com/uploads/4/9/4/0/49403973/2017-02-…
Todos los comentarios (9)
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Thank you for the video. Love how it's full of useful information. Love it!!! And thank you again.
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As usual, great info with voice and pictures, the best way to understand the code. thank you and keep up the good work
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Great video! Small correction on the gas gauge per CPC 318.2, which you cited. Gauge needs to read in 1/10th lb increments per 318.2
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Great vids!
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Good brief of what is required
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Your videos are great!! Is blocking always required for underfloor framing? Example would be a 415sf residential addition with some concrete posts in between and girders resting on top. Would this require blocking if the floor joists were 2x6 space at 16 on center? Thank you for your time.
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What about the subfloor framing....What are you looking for here?
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Have taken the 2015 B1 3 times with no luck. I've been studying non-stop to the point where my knowledge of code and process in the field are adequate but when it comes to the test I'm not fast enough to get through the test. I've been told that it's not what you memorize from the book but how well you know the sections and area's of the book. I honestly don't know how to get faster. I'm in a very small municipality with about 10,000 residents and I'm required to get all residential and commercial ICC certifications. Long story short, I'm very stressed that I will lose my job if I cannot get these certs passed. Do you have any advice, I have no available mentor here at this small city so I'm really just trying to navigate this without a compass.
