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2007 SUPPLEMENT TO THE IRC <br />12. MAX. • SDC A B AND C <br />CORNER 8'-0' MAIL - SDC DP Di AND D, <br />DETAIL <br />PER rcORNER DETAIL <br />PER <br />FIGURE <br />R602.10.4.3(1) <br />BRACED WALL PANELS <br />MEETING MINI REOUIRED LENGTH <br />PER SECTION 'ay 10,4 <br />eaALL OTHER FRAMED PORTIONS OF <br />WALL ALSO SHEATH®) <br />Ib TIE•DOWN <br />DEVICE IN LIEU OF <br />CORNER RETURN <br />FIGURE R602.10.4.3(4) <br />CONTINUOUSLY SHEATHED BRACED WALL LINE — FIRST BRACED <br />WALL PANEL AWAY FROM END OF WALL LINE WITH TIE DOWN <br />R602.10.4.4 Braced wall percentage. In addition to bracing percentage adjustments specified elsewhere in this <br />code, the braced wall percentages for Method 3 from Table 602.10.1(1) shall be permitted to be multiplied by a <br />factor in accordance with Table R602.10.4.4. <br />TABLE R602.10.4.4 <br />ADJUSTMENT FACTORS TO THE PERCENTAGE OF REQUIRED BRACING PER WALL LINE — <br />CONTINUOUSLY SHEATHED <br />ADJUSTMENT BASED ON MAXIMUM WALL CLEAR OPENING HEIGHT: <br />Continuous wood structural panel sheathing when maximum <br />opening height in wall line does not exceed a (Section <br />301.22.2.1 <br />85% of wall height <br />MULTIPLY <br />PERCENTAGE OF <br />BRACING PER WALL <br />LINE BY: <br />67% of wall height <br />a. Percentage of bracing for continuous wood structural panel sheathing shall be based on Method 3 <br />requirements. <br />R602.10.4.5 4:1 aspect ratio segments at garage door openings used with continuous structural panel <br />sheathing. A 4:1 aspect ratio shall be permitted for full -height sheathed wall segments on either side of garage <br />openings that support light frame roofs only, with roof covering dead loads of 3 psf (0.14 kN/m2) or less. For <br />purposes of calculating the percentage of panel bracing required by Table R602.10.1(1), the length of the full <br />height sheathing segment shall be equal to its measured length, This option is limited to one wall of the garage. <br />R602.10.4.6 6:1 aspect ratio segments used with continuous structural panel sheathing. Wall segments <br />having a maximum 6:1 height to width ratio shall be permitted to be built in accordance with Figure R602.10.4.6 <br />The maximum 6:1 height -to -width ratio is based on height being measured from top of header to the bottom of <br />the wall segment bottom -plate. For purposes of calculating the percentage of panel bracing required by Table <br />R602.10.1(1), the width of the full -height sheathing segment shalt; be equal to its measured width. Comers at the <br />ends of walls using this option shall be constructed in accordance with Figure R602.10.4.3(1). The reduction <br />factors for continuously braced walls from Section R602 10,4.4 shall be applied when calculating applicable <br />percentages of wall bracing, The number of wall segments having a maximum 6:1 height to width ratio in a wall <br />line shall not exceed four, In multi -story buildings, wall segments having a maximum 6:1 height to width ratio are <br />not permitted to be directly stacked vertically. For purposes of resisting wind ressures acting perpendicular to <br />the wall, in accordance with Section 8301 2, the minimum requirements of Figure R602.10.4.6 shall be sufficient <br />for wind speeds less than 110 mph in Exposure Category B. For Exposure Categories C and D, the header to <br />jack stud strap requirements and the number of additional jack studs shall be in accordance with Table <br />R602,10.4.6. <br />R602.10.4.7 Continuously -sheathed braced wall lines. Where a continuously -sheathed braced wall line is <br />used in Seismic Design Categories D®, Di, and 02 or regions where the basic wind speed exceeds 100 miles per <br />hour, all other exterior braced wall lines in the same story shall be continuously sheathed. <br />Copyrighted 0 20071 CC (ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDr licensed to Neil Enckaon pursuant to License Agreement with ICC No further reproductions authorized or distribution authorized, <br />ANY UNAUTHROIZED REPRODUCTION OR DISTRIBUTION ISA VIOLATION OF THE FEDERAL COPYRIGHT ACT AND THE LICENSE AGREEMENT, AND SUBJECT TO CIVIL AND CR M LL PENALTIES THEREUNDER <br />IRC -51 <br />