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HomeMy WebLinkAbout4241 Sky Dive Ln (3)14' O" 14' O" 14' O" 14' O" 14' O" __--____----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------_-----------------------_------------ (2) PLY 2XI2 02 P.T. BEAM WITH 6xrc P.T. POST (TYP) I ONE LAYER In" P.T. PLYWOOD IN CENTER (TYP) DIRT FLOOR oil --------------------1----------------1-----------------1--------------------------------- n, ni n, �n --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- 141011 1. 14' O" 11 14' O" 11 14' O" 11 14' O" MASTER RIS METAL FRONT 4 REAR ELEVATION 1/4 11 = 11 OII THE CLIENT UNDERSTANDS THAT THE DESIGNER CARRIES NO LIABILITY INSURANCE AND THEREFORE AGREES TO HOLD HARMLESS, IDEMNIFY, AND DEFEND DESIGNER FROM ALL CLAIMS, LOSSES AND EXPENSES (INCLUDING REASONABLE ATTORNEY FEES) ARISING OUT OF OR RESULTING FROM THE PROJECT, THE DESIGNER WILL IN GOOD FAITH ATTEMPT TO PROVIDE ERROR FREE CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS, BUT IN THE EVENT ERRORS OCCUR THE DESIGNER WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR COST OF REPAIRS OR DELAY TO THE CONSTRUCTION FLOOR PLAN 1/4" = 11 OII '� f 17,q_tb 3o 1� a� a REVIEVV pN.I� 3 l c''J� CITY OF ZEPHyRHfLI PLANS EXAMINER- --I/i- �' ALL WORK SHALL COMPLY WITIi ALL PREVAILING CODES, FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE AND CITY OF ZEPIIYRIIILLS ORDINANCES RIGHT 4 LEFT ELEVATION 1/4" = 11 0" ski;li\`........... 1 HEREBY CER `T r �Aif DESIGNS AND IT'T IN GdMPLIA r6, SECTION IbC 9 TH&ROOR� ID LDING (PH PAS ENTIIRE 2001 IDAA 15ul 7N E AND I--f l * 1 'TACHED 1 CHAPTER iOR 120 MPH REED AND THE 35 SUPPLEMENTS Zu Z 7 m ru in .z L9 m o�o z o 0 000 N z to WI_ PI r-1 U Q u w W 0 N xx LL 0 A 0 < d .0 mo CD Q mr ru Z - 8In =fU aW (DILI IL m6 O U) 0 om z U N�d) m� Z uo_ A a jW V zz oLL z o F- z a u 2 }. 4 zz Q v m Q iU (K tv N � ., z ID Q 4, .J UL cn O J 0 � J Z Z = Q � � ® V Ln W N �z am_ tL V 2ujW Q > 000 a O U cn TOTAL. 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I HERjii1CRIRTIFY "I�A" REVI4* DESI ND FOUNP IT TO BE IN COMP THE 16, &8=T�:160% OF 4-MPA BUI (3 6 C"T) WIND NE - 100 MPFa ENTI1 FLORIDA BUILDING CODS sTATE OF ATTACHED WITH CHAPTER DE FOR 120 MPH IT &PEED AND THE .2009 &UPPLEMENT& W j l " *i TY&E NO. 3&6&4*CITY, e NO} 38"4 zZ.."ZN m N m z N a O ~ In O r 0 ZN g z m' V► C, V _ }o N tU� ' z �ri 09d 4 ua� A �� m CDN at .in . Ix -m IL (D IL mpr �l �m cn FN lu 7 Z — ° tL ° - to v =3 O U 7)z U1 N 4 Ck z N a O - QL N 1 O ED J LL O J p�J Z Z = Omw V Z N Qa� amv J W: OO> _ 10(Lp O > U) Y. cn TOTAL AREA 2240 SO, FT. FCC 2OF3 01 GENERAL NOTES: THIS BUILDING HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO CONFORM TO THE 2001 FLORIDA BUILDING CODE AND ALL 2009 SUPPLEMENTS T.L. HANSON / ASSOCIATES A REGISTERED LICENSED, FLORIDA PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING COMPANYt HAS APPLIED " RATIONAL ANALYSIS" FOR THE STRUCTURAL DESIGN OF THIS STRUCTURE THE BUILDING ( INCLUDING ALL COMPONENTS AMC) CLADDINGS SHALL BE DESIGNED FOR THE FOLLOWING SUPERIMPOSED LOADS ROOFS LIVE LOADS (TRUSS TOP CORD) - 20 F.S.F. DEAD LOADS (TRUSS TOP CORD) - 10 P,S,F, DEAD LOAD (TRUSS BOTTOM CORD) - 10 P,S,F, ASSUMED TRUSS SELF WEIGHT ( DEAD LOAD) - 1 P.B.F. WIND DESIGN ASSUMPTIONS, WIND SPEED 120 MPH BUILDING EXPOSURE - B BUILDING IMPORTANCE FACTOR • 1.0 MEAN ROOF HEIGHT 30' OR LESS HEIGHT 4 EXPOSURE ADJUSTMENTS COEFFICIENT . 1,0 PARTIALLY ENCLOSED BUILDING INTERNAL PRF_SSURE COEFFICIENT ■ + / - 0.99 COMPONETS 4 CLADDING PSF ROOF • 14,9/-90,1 WALL • 29.9/-34,1 OVER HANG ■ -91.2 CONSTRUCTION TYPE: V SOIL BEARING t COMPACTION: THESE PLANS WERE DRAWN BASED UPON AN ALLOWABLE SOIL BEARING CAPACITY OF 2000 P,S,F,( MINIMUM ) THE CONTRACTOR/PROPERTY OWNER 18 RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFYING THAT THE SOIL ON THE SITE IS PROPERLY PREPARED AND COMPACTED SUCH THAT IT CAN SUPPORT A 2000 P.S.P. FOUNDATION LOADING T,L, 14ANSON 4 ASSOCIATES A REGISTERED LICENSED FLORIDA PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING COMPANY( DESIGNED THESE FOUNDATIONS WITHOUT VISITING THE CONSTRUCTION SITE NOR PERFORMING ANY SOIL TESTING T,L, WANSON 4 ASSOCIATES SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SITE SOIL ABILITY TO SUPPORT THE BUILDING LOADS SECURE TRUSSES TC WITH (1) SIMPSON Hiog TRUSS PLAN 2X4 02 PINE F/c 21 OII 70, THE CLIENT UNDERSTANDS THAT THE DESIGNER CARRIER NO LIABILITY INSURANCE AND THEREFORE AGREES TO HOLD HARMLESS, IDEMNIFY, AND DEFEND DESIGNER FROM ALL CLAIMS, LOSSES AND EXPENSES (INCLUDING REASONABLE ATTORNEY FEES) ARISING OUT OF OR RESULTING FROM THE PROJECT, THE DESIGNER WILL IN GOOD FAITH ATTEMPT TO PROVIDE ERROR FREE CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS, BUT IN THE EVENT ERRORS OCCUR THE DESIGNER WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR COST OF REPAIRS OR MAY TO THE CONSTRUCTION APPROVED PRODCUT LIST STATE FL: PRODCUT CATEGORY SUB CATEGORY MANUFACTURER APPROVV AL STRUCTURAL COMPONET W14 SIMPSON FL 11418 STRUCTURAL COMPONET 14UC210-2 SIMPSON FL 106M ROOFING METAL UNION CORRIGATED IND FL 6895.1 WALL SIDING WOOD 4XS N/A N/A MASTER RIB METAL 2ro RIDGE CAP (TYP) MASTER RIB METAL ROOFING 26 GA — l 1, 1 A 1 1 1� vI ■ l 11 14 A / -"l 11� #- BUILDING CUT SECTION DETAIL NOT TO SCALE STUD SPACING NO (l) 2 X 4 (2) 2 X 4 (2) 2 X 6 I L- BRACING L-BRACING L BRACING L BRACING L BRACING 1611 01-011 TO 41511 41-511 TO 8'0" 810"- 12'0" 1210" TO WO" 2411 01-011 TO 41011 4'0" TO TO" l'O" TO 1010" 10'0" TO 1410" 15AGKNAIL i 2 X 4 WEB BLOCKS NAILED IN BE WEBS WITH (2) I&V NAILS EACH EN (b) 16D NAILS AT EACH END NAIL 2 X 4 TRUSSES SP< 2 X 4 ANGLE BRACING AT 48" OC GABLE END NAIL ENDS TO 2 X 4 B WEB BLOCKING WITH (2) 160 TOE N, 2 X 4 NAILER ATTACHED TO BOTTOM CORD OF GABLE TRUSS AND COMMON TRUSS WITH 2 EACH 120 COMMON NAILS AT EACH UPRIGHT MEMBER ON GABLE GABLE END BRACING DETAIL NOT TO SCALE NOTES NO L BRACING REQUIRED WHEN PEAK OF GABLE IS 4'0" OR LESS "L" BRACING TO EXTEND AT LEAST 90 R OF WEB LENGTH l SEE TABLE ABOVE) GABLE WITH 5/8" TI-11 ,IDING, SEE BUILDING ICTION ' GABLE TO FACE OF WOOD WITH SIMPSON LOTA24 STRAPS OC ( TYP) :00 POST AND BEAM 1 PINE ALL P OF POST TO EXCEPT .AM AND SECURE TO POST 'IITHRU BOLTS WITH NUT AND (TYP) A11it�11111I I ";�y ,, 1_k .0 I HEREBY 49;4- '.•THAt I 1/J� I�WEDa rT19� (ACHED DESIGNS AND FOUND IT T�b�•I�SE``(( l l ClH CHAPTER 10, SECTION PF THE FLORIDA 151,1111 FOR 120 MPH (3 bECOND WIND ZONE - MPH FASTER? x'EED AND THE ENTIRE �2 C A 6UILDIN CODI , RESI(�j�,t@_ ALL 200E L� A'I'l L �TATIF �r is ice+ T,L, HAMP P:K',l''MFNb& 3S`54 P.O. Sox I A,' VAPE.C1Ty' ' L 3352d, zU z N ztom o�a 0 �jO �w 0 Ord z VI r� -tu W NNN Qm U � z w W 0 ul � -- A 0 � a m� fy cl O �T if un Z IN in �W Fn CDLL mor O Z Z Z w z M � Q U Q O llllttttl71111 '" u w In , p N o O m QL N ' N o J U. O J pOJ Z Z = O m W V Z N .. n Q Q (L � 2Jw O0> VCLp O - to TOTAL AREA 2240 SQ. FT, PG 3OF3. Y Slopes caf less than 3" on 12" are not reconunended. For slopes of 3" oil 12" or greater, end lap panels 6". Side laps Should face away from die prevailing wind. Lay the first sheet along the eave at the dawn -wind side of the roof, farthest au,.ty frt9tn the direction of the prevailing winds. (See Figure #4). Install sheets in the sequence shown in Figure #4. Figure #4 of . ---- Prevailing Wind x 4's 2' FERS Figtute #5#5 - Installation Options Maximum pii.rlin spacing for Ia- v a/ `- v t+- vl r v Iv v v v a/ Iv v t, v v tv� roof 2' on center Install Metal Directly Install Metal Install Metal To Wood Frame On Solid Deck Over Existing Shingles •Llse Maximum Puchn Spacing -Lay Plywood Deck -Apply 30 lb. felt Raper •lostall Metal -Apply 30 lb. felt paper •install Metal *Do NOT.USE THIS OPTION .Install Metal POR HEATED SPACES *Proper veridlation and vapor barrier protection recommended for heated spaces. Allow an overlimid of 2" at the eave to provide for a drip edge. Use inside closure at eave to prevent insect or bird 'infestation at openings. Jb protect againnst uplifting winds and to provide a flushed appearance, apply rake trite or odner standard -gable trim, Apply fastenets every 6-tO". 14" ridge roll or ridge cap is recommended to prevent leakage. Seal off ridge and panel using outside closure strip. Use of 3/8" side lap tape is teconunended. Apply the tape as shown in Figure #6 slang the top of all lap ribs. Do not block die siphon chalulel with die tape. For best results; apply a 7/8" lap tek screw into tie crown of the rib to secure the side lap. F!guLe #6 - Proper Application of Side Lap Tape l g For -best results, start siding at a door, window or other opening in the wall. Use corner trim, base muldingr, eave trine, and other trim to improve the 'weather. -tightness and appearance of the structure. t l ALLOWABLE UNIFORA'I LOADS PER SQUARE FOOT t Maximum purlin spacing for roof 2' on center and maxinmunn girt spacing for sideaall 3' on center. i Place fasteners in the pan of panel for best results. (Three Spans or b4ore) 6 LIVE LOADING W NOTES: IND UPLIFT LOADING Span (inches) 1-811 2411 30" 36" 4811 60" 721 18" 24" 30 36" 48" 54" 72" 29 Gauge 200 112 72 50 28 18 14 281 158 10.1 70 40 25 18 26 Gauge 268 151 97 67 38 1. 24 24 368 207 132 92 52 33 23 he panel «•eight has been deducted ftom the allhNvable stress values. d id uplift stress values have been increased by 33-1/3° r, vivi he properties and load table are for the panel alone. he and section ru )ertles have been calculated in ncardauce kvid, the 1996 AiSI Specification. FI o8(35 l� 7� ,1 'l .t Sier_l nand material tin ASIM A446-85. ry Stotagg If nictal is not to be used itniinediately, swig iusltitiio a i'Cll vei tts1. s1L�'�;1lt�s� Conclensatii�n or Uther t�nt�isttlre can form between the sheets durin storage causing watet stains or white rust which detract ftonn the appearance of the product and may affect the prixlucts useful life. �t�2pgd 8 paint to flake off moi9tt>'.re between �laserR f_...oai`ntecl.....Leta1 can cause..xtl->�P�r�Sk. to form anti the na'ttG This can ca.>,tse thi;�. al eat�l t. ".io prevent wlvte mist and st.dtihi& break the shipping bancllt can the tratetial. Store the material the pa1IC1L._im1nediatcl�_-,ot severon end or on an incline of at least 1?" with a supporting boatel ttrndertteatln to prevent sagging. Faun the sheets slightly at the bottom to allow for air circulation. Keep the sheets off of the ground with an insulator such as wood. r ny outdoes—sIatage is at lee j;Uttszilsr's own rim. If outdoor storage cannot be avoided, protect the metal using a canvas cover or waterproof. paper. Never cover the metal.wid _P.1as1.it_ALtlliq will cause condensation to_fQLm Snr„P Safety Precautions ,\]ways wear heavy gloves when working with steel panels to avoid cuts from sharp edges. NX-lien cutting or drilling steel panels, always wear safety glasses and sweep off any metal shavings immediately to prevent eye injury from flying metal fragments. If you trust walk on a metal roof, take great care. corn 1 panels can become slippery, so always wear shoes with non -slip soles. tivraid xvorkiing on metal roofs duritig wet c=mditions when the panels can become extremely slippery. NXIMking car standing on a metal roof which does not have a plywood or other deck beneath it :s not recommended. f4owever, if sou must do so, always walk on the purlins, newer between. Do not for any reason walk on a roof made of material less duck than 29 gauge. Gellicral 111stallation Infotmatioll lnrurx that the Tnrrcirgr it rguan and trxra be%n,x Gngimting panel installation, I% the slivelinv it trot rgriare, the parrrlr aiU Jot f�inf�xiA' real art the iirle I�rju: Green or damp lwnnber is not recommended. Aluisture released from the damp lumber may damage the metal I)-2 nels. Nails installed in green or damp lumber may back out. The prevention of steel debris staining .is the tesptmsibility of the installet. The recommended tools for on Site c'+.ntting ate profile shears, band shears, or electric dibblers. Friction saws and abrasive discs should not be used to cut panels, Remove any loose metal shavings left tin goof surface immediately to prevent corrosion. After installing roof, remove any debris such as leaves or dirt to prevent moisture from getting* trapped on panels. Ear ing If you wish to predrill fastener holes, ttse A cover sheet to prevent: hart shavings from sticking to panels. Screws - For best results use a 1-1/2" double washered wood screw In the flat of the panel as shown in doe illustrauion below. Fasteners should be applied at every putlin. Drive the fastener so that the waslnet is compressed securely against the metal. Do not over, drive the fastener. as this will form a dimple that can collect water and cause leakage. Igo not leave any loose fasteners that have tmissed the ptalin. Use a #14 stitch scte\v or caulk to fill tine hole. Nails - if the panels are nailed, use 1-3/4" i_ulg-shain.ked neoprene washered nails. Nail niter the crown of the ipajor ribs of the panel as illustrated below. (See Figure #2). NOTE: If rigid insulation is used directly under the panel, the fastener liength needs to be increased to allow a minimum of 1" penetration into the wood. General installation i[Wtuclitans listed above for screws also apply to nails. Leo not apply nails into flat area of panel. Figure #1#1 - Fastening Patterns fox MasterRibO RECOMMENDED FASTENING PATTERN FOR 1-1/2" SCREWS SCREW FASTED ERE EAVE, RIDGE k ENDLAPS SCRC-lV F,\STFNFRS -- NT=Rh4Ef31ATE SIIPP{)RTS Figure #2 - (Nails only) 1JNDER DRIVEN CORRECT OVER DRIVEN T %, xr- T %�_ -el T N, Ob'Efi51i=C? f �-- AANTIS PHONING cH0.lglraEt FASTENING PATTERi11 FOR 1-314" NAILS } _ j 7 RUCTION A5S . I.IF.MBER SF.riVWG THE METAL UNI //t) IJ E UILDING MPONENTS fiNDUSTRTYFOROVER CORRUGATING COMPANY 55YEARS Fayetteville, NC www.urtiollcorttlgating.c0l" SPENCER STEEL. SUPPLY ORANGE STUL ROOFING PRODUCTS UNICO AIF.TAL PRODU(;rS Ott\i.A, FL DAVTON HECALS PIQVA, 011 SPENCER, NG ORANGE, VA ANDFJtSON 51'F.EI. SUPPLY TiFTON STEEL PRODUCTSVICRSBURG METAL PRO)-+UGTS GREAT VIt,KSDItRC, h0 PLAINS h1F.'TAIS YUKON, OK ANDERSON, SC TIFTON. GA EVALI]ATION REPORT OF UNION CORRUGATING: COWAN % `26 GA. 2-1/2" CORRUGATED PANED' FLORIDA PRODUCT APPROVAL. #Fl, 6895.1-121 ROOFING METAL ROOFING Prepared For: Union Corrugating Company P. O. Box 229 Fayetteville, NC 28302 Telephone: (910) 483-0479 Fax: (910) 483-8897 Prepared By: Bala Sockalingam, Ph.D., P.E. Florida Professional Engineer #62240 6717 South Yale Avenue, Suite 200 Tulsa, OK 74136 Telephone: (918) 492-5992 FAX: (918) 493-3568 This report consists of Evaluation Report (2 Pages including cwve.r) installation Details (1 Page) Report No. C1605-1 Date: 8.17.08 FL #6895.1-R1 C1605-1 8.17.08 Page 2 of 2 Manufacturer: Union Corrugating Company Product Name: 2-1/2" Corrugated Panel Panel Description: 21-1/4" wide coverage with (10) 1/2" high Materials: Min 26 ga. with galvanized coated steel (ASTM A653) or Galvalume coated steel (ASTM A792) or painted steel (ASTM. A755) in Grade E (Fy = 80 ksi). Deck Description: 19/32" CDX Plywood (New Construction) 15/32" CDX Plywood (Existing Construction) Deck Attachment: 8d x 2-1/2" long ring shank nails or' #8 x 2" long wood screws @ 6" o.c. in the plywood field and edges Slope: 1/2:12 or greater in accordance with FBC 2007 Section 1507.4.2 Design Uplift Pressure: 129.25 psf @ fastener spacing of 24" o.c. (Factor of Safety = 2) Panel Attachment: At panel ends #9-15 x 1-1/2" long SDS @ 5.25" o.c. across panel width At intermediate #9-15 x 1-1/2" long SDS @ 10.625" o.c. across panel width Test Standards: Roof assembly tested in accordance with UL-580-94 `Uplift Resistance of Roof Assemblies' & UL, 1897-98 `Uplift Tests for Roof Covering Systems'. Code Compliance: The product described herein has demonstrated compliance with FBC 2007 Section 1507.4. Product Limitations: Design wind loads shall be determined for each project in accordance with FBC 2007 Section 1609. The maximum fastener spacing listed herein shall not be exceeded. This product is not approved for use in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone. Supporting Documents: UL 580 Test Report Hurricane Test Laboratory Report No. 0293-0203-06, Reporting Date 4/5/06 7 m ZU zZ21 00 oto (IF, Z ON �^ UT U w A a O m�po 0fy �N m�r�I F iN 0- Des iuLL m" 0 LU OL