Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I get information on firestopping and draftstopping for concealed spaces?
Design of firestopping and draftstopping for concealed spaces. Recommendations on where and how fire/draftstopping should be used to prevent spread of fire by restricting movement of flame, air, gasses, and smoke in buildings. 16 pages. (T45) Order from our brochure.
Section: Fire Performance of Wood Design
- Where can I find information on flame spread performance of wood products?
- Where can I find information on the design of fire-resistive exposed wood members?
- Where can I find information on fire rated wood floor and wall assemblies?
- Where can I find information on the Component Additive Method (CAM) for calculating and demonstrating assembly fire endurance?
- For one-hour fire-rated wood joist assemblies, how do I compensate using a 2x8 rather than a 2x10?
- Where can I find information on building construction and fire insurance costs?
- Where can I get information on firestopping and draftstopping for concealed spaces?
- Where can I obtain info on fire tests related to post-frame building design?
- Where can I find information on unprotected wood and steel joists exposed to fire?
- How do I calculate the fire resistance of exposed wood members?
- Where can I find information about fire tests of laminated wood and rolled steel beams?
- Where can I find information on the heat release rates of construction assemblies?
- Where can I find information on the performance of Finger-Jointed Lumber in Fire-Resistance-Rated Wall Assemblies?
- Is wood allowed in buildings classified as non-combustible per the International Building Code (IBC)?
- How do I meet the new requirement for membrane protection in the 2012 International Residential Code?