woodman1967
Structural
Not sure if this is the proper forum for this question but here goes
I believe in the US a window that meets all these criteria:
-The window measures more than nine square feet
-It has a bottom edge that’s under 18″ from the floor
-It has a top edge that’s more than three feet above the floor
-There’s a walkway within three feet
The window is required to be tempered.
There are other situations (wet areas, stair/ramp, etc) but the above situation is the one I have a question about.
Now, for the Canadian code (in this case the NBCC 2015) I can't seem to find a similar list. There are tables showing the maximum square footage of the glass before it has to be tempered. I can't find anything about the distance from the floor etc.
Any help would be appreciated.
I believe in the US a window that meets all these criteria:
-The window measures more than nine square feet
-It has a bottom edge that’s under 18″ from the floor
-It has a top edge that’s more than three feet above the floor
-There’s a walkway within three feet
The window is required to be tempered.
There are other situations (wet areas, stair/ramp, etc) but the above situation is the one I have a question about.
Now, for the Canadian code (in this case the NBCC 2015) I can't seem to find a similar list. There are tables showing the maximum square footage of the glass before it has to be tempered. I can't find anything about the distance from the floor etc.
Any help would be appreciated.
