| The International Building Code (IBC) covers structural, fire
and life safety provisions
Model Versions:
B3536-03
- 2003 ICC International Building Code, Paperback
The 2003 International Building Code addresses design and
installation of building systems with requirements that
emphasize performance. The IBC is coordinated with all
the International Codes.
Table of Contents:
- Chapter
1 Administration
- Chapter
2 Definitions
- Chapter
3 Use And Occupancy Classification
- Chapter
4 Special Detailed Requirements Based On Use And Occupancy
- Chapter
5 General Building Heights And Areas
- Chapter
6 Types Of Construction
- Chapter
7 Fire-Resistance-Rated Construction
- Chapter
8 Interior Finishes
- Chapter
9 Fire Protection Systems
- Chapter
10 Means Of Egress
- Chapter
11 Accessibility
- Chapter
12 Interior Environment
- Chapter
13 Energy Efficiency
- Chapter
14 Exterior Walls
- Chapter
15 Roof Assemblies And Rooftop Structures
- Chapter
16 Structural Design
- Chapter
17 Structural Tests And Special Inspections
- Chapter
18 Soils And Foundations
- Chapter
19 Concrete
- Chapter
20 Aluminum
- Chapter
21 Masonry
- Chapter
22 Steel
- Chapter
23 Wood
- Chapter
24 Glass And Glazing
- Chapter
25 Gypsum Board And Plaster
- Chapter
26 Plastic
- Chapter
27 Electrical
- Chapter
28 Mechanical Systems
- Chapter
29 Plumbing Systems
- Chapter
30 Elevators And Conveying Systems
- Chapter
31 Special Construction
- Chapter
32 Encroachments Into The Public Right-Of-Way
- Chapter
33 Safeguards During Construction
- Chapter
34 Existing Structures
- Chapter
35 Referenced Standards
- Appendix
A Employee Qualifications
- Appendix
B Board Of Appeals
- Appendix
C Group U-Agricultural Buildings
- Appendix
D Fire Districts
- Appendix
E Supplementary Accessibility Requirements
- Appendix
F Rodent Proofing
- Appendix
G Flood-Resistant Construction
- Appendix
H Signs
- Appendix
I Patio Covers
- Appendix
J Grading
- Index
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