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SKU# 070679

A Field Guide to the Plumbing Codes

Douglas Hansen
Michael Casey
Redwood Kardon

Paperback

$17.95

Details

Product # 070679
Type Paperback
ISBN 978-1-56158-624-0
Published Date 2004
Dimensions 8-1/2 x 10-7/8
Pages 32
Drawings with drawings

This book is a previous edition of a revised title that can also be purchased in the Taunton Store.

Completely revised for 2003 code requirements, Code Check Plumbing is an extremely handy guide to have on the job site! Referenced to the Uniform Plumbing Code and the International Plumbing Code, it provides answers to hundreds of common plumbing-code questions. Completely updated to reflect the new International Residential Code system as well as the standard ICBO (International Code and Building Organization code.

This conveniently sized, spiral-bound book is specifically designed to be used on site for quick reference. The durable laminated pages withstand abuse on the job site. Easy-to-use flip-chart format summarizes national code specifications. It includes 85 drawings and 33 tables and is ideal for homeowners, inspectors, and builders working anywhere in the country.

Table of Contents

Key

Abbreviations

Introduction

General Regulations

1. Drainage

2. Traps

3. Vents

4. Water

5. Gas Piping

6. Water Heaters

7. Fixtures

Glossary

Introduction

Code Check Plumbing is an illustrated guide to the most common code questions in plumbing of single-family and two-family dwellings. This book emphasizes the basic safety principles that are at the heart of these codes. The basic codes used in Code Check Plumbing are the 2003 International Residential Code and the 2000 Uniform Plumbing Code. Most of the United States will be using one or the other of these codes through 2005. A few additional code references are needed for energy issues and related building and electrical requirements pertaining to plumbing. We have chosen the International Energy Conservation Code as the most widely promoted model energy code (IRC) and California's energy code as an example of a state energy code. The Uniform Building Code (URC) has been used as an example of a legacy (pre-ICC) code that is still widely used. Check with your local building department to determine what codes apply in your area.

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