Building Codes - Page 7 of 9

Glass in Wet Spaces
Code expert Glenn Mathewson explains the requirements for glazing to protect occupants from injury in slippery locations.
Why Is Indoor-Air Pollution Largely Unregulated?
Pollutants are all around us, but regulation of air quality largely stops at the front door.
Maximize Insulation in Minimum Headers
Alternative code-approved header designs for better energy performance.
A Mess by Design: Intentionally Restricted Plumbing
When following the code causes a disruption or a drip, it's helping to avoid bigger problems down the road.
Rules for Rooftop Solar
Solar PV now has a solid footing in the residential market, and the building codes have caught up—here's what you need to know.
The Laundry Wall Laundry List
With the complicated arrays of wires, ducts, and plumbing pipes they conceal, laundry room walls are common places for building code violations.
The Complicated Path From Decking to Dirt
Code expert Glenn Mathewson takes a closer look at the evolving code provisions for deck boards, joists, beams, posts, and foundations.
Widening Deck Stairs with Composite Materials
A skilled carpenter offers advice for framing a safe and code-compliant staircase when renovating an existing elevated deck.
Protect Your Outdoor Electrical Outlets
Get the information you need to select the right weatherproof boxes and covers for your exterior power receptacles.
Installing Cedar Shakes
Use these modern methods and materials to create a timeless and durable wood roof.

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