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2010 Format Loose-leaf Binder
(two-volume set) OR Format Softcover (two-volume set) Catalogue No. NRCC53301B Catalogue No. NRCC53301S Pages 1,245 Pages 1,245 Language English; Aussi
disponible en français Language English; Aussi disponible en
français Price $299.00 Price $289.00 Prepared under the auspices of the Canadian Commission on
Building and Fire Codes.Published by the National Research Council of
Canada, 2010. Description: The National Building Code of Canada (NBC) is the "bible"
of the construction industry, designed to ensure that buildings are
structurally sound, safe from fire, free of health hazards, and accessible. The
NBC addresses the design and construction of new buildings and the substantial
renovation of existing buildings.Prepared by the Canadian Commission on
Building and Fire Codes (CCBFC), the NBC sets out technical provisions for the
design and construction of new buildings. It also applies to the alteration,
change of use and demolition of existing buildings.Significant
technical changes to the 2010 National Building Code concern: Protection Against Falls from Residential Occupancy
Windows Live Load Due to Use and Occupancy Wind Loads Earthquake Design Structural Loads Ventilation Secondary Suites in Houses Lateral Loads Low Permeance Materials in the Building Envelope Garage Floors Tables A-9.10.3.1.A. and A-9.10.3.1.B Spatial Separation between Buildings Fire Alarm Systems and Smoke Alarms Penetrations Through Fire Separations Exit Signs and Markings Stairs, Ramps, Handrails and Guards Windows, Doors and Skylights Sealant Standards Radon Seismic Values and Climatic Data Care Occupancies Relocation of technical requirements NBC 2010  Table of Contents: Volume One: Preface Relationship of the NBC to Standards Development and
Conformity Assessment Canadian Commission on Building and Fire Codes and
Standing Committees Division A  Compliance, Objectives and Functional
Statements Part 1. Compliance Part 2. Objectives Part 3. Functional Statements Appendix A. Explanatory Material Division C  Administrative Provisions Part 1. General Part 2. Administrative Provisions Appendix A. Explanatory Material Attribution Tables of Division B Volume Two: Division B  Acceptable Solutions Part 1. General Part 2. Reserved Part 3. Fire Protection, Occupant Safety and
Accessibility Part 4. Structural Design Part 5. Environmental Separation Part 6. Heating, Ventilating and
Air-conditioning Part 7. Plumbing Services Part 8. Safety Measures at Construction and
Demolition Sites Part 9. Housing and Small Buildings Appendix A. Explanatory Material Appendix B. Fire Safety in High Buildings Appendix C. Climatic Information Appendix D. Fire-Performance Ratings Index Division A includes compliance options and information on
objectives and functional statements. Objectives describe the overall goals
that a particular Code's provisions are intended to achieve. Functional
statements describe the functions that a building or its components must
perform to fulfill the objectives. At least one objective and one functional
statement are linked to each technical requirement to help users better
understand the reason why a particular requirement must be met and to help them
evaluate alternative solutions.In Division B, Code users can find the
"acceptable solutions," which consist of the Code provisions updated with
technical changes.Finally, Division C contains administrative
provisions, which have all been consolidated into this one place.The
National Building Code of Canada is available in two practical formats: A two-volume binder version that lies flat for easy reference
easily accommodates updates. A two-volume soft-cover version that contains the same
information as the binder, at about half the weight. This format is ideal for
the job site. Note: The two volumes must be purchased as a set; volumes
are not available to be purchased individually.See also: National Energy Code of Canada
for Buildings 2011 National Fire Code 2010
2010 User's Guide - NBC 2010:
Structural Commentaries (Part 4 of Division B) Quebec Construction Code
2008 Regret, we no longer have stock of the 2005 National
Buildling Code. Price and availability subject to change.
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