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6 sections matching “IBC 403.2.2” for San Antonio, TX, the 2024 IBC

  • IBC 403.2.2

    Structural integrity of interior exit stairways and elevator hoistway enclosures

    • Risk Category III/IV high-rises and buildings over 420 ft need impact-resistant stair and hoistway enclosures.

    Works withIBC 1604.5

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  • IBC 403.2.2.1

    Wall assembly materials

    • Enclosure walls need impact-resistant panels meeting ASTM C1629 levels (two layers at Soft 2/Hard 2, or one at Soft 2/Hard 3).

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  • IBC 403.2.2.3

    Other wall assemblies

    • Other assemblies with equivalent impact resistance qualify.

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  • IBC 403.2.2.4

    Glass walls

    • Safety glazing to CPSC Cat. II or ANSI Z97.1 Class A qualifies.

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  • IBC 412.2.1.2

    Structural integrity of interior exit stairways and elevator hoistway enclosures

    • Cabs over 75 ft need 403.2.2 enclosures.

    Works withIBC 403.2.2

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