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OBC 2006 Division B

9.27.5.

Version 0 — in force 31 December 2006

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Provenance

OBC 1997 · continues from 9.27.5. — Pro

Base · O. Reg. 350/06 · ext← current

Original — base regulation

OBC 2012 · continues as 9.27.5. — Pro

9.27.5. — Attachment of Cladding

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9.27.5.1. — Attachment

(1) Except as permitted in Sentences (2) to (7), cladding shall be fastened to the framing members or furring members, or to blocking between the framing members.

(2) Vertical lumber and stucco lath or reinforcing are permitted to be attached to sheathing only where the sheathing consists of not less than,

(a) 14.3 mm lumber,

(b) 12.5 mm plywood, or

(c) 12.5 mm OSB or waferboard.

(3) Vertically applied metal siding and wood shingles and shakes are permitted to be attached to the sheathing only where the sheathing consists of not less than,

(a) 14.3 mm lumber,

(b) 7.5 mm plywood, or

(c) 7.5 mm OSB or waferboard.

(4) Asbestos-cement shingles are permitted to be attached to the sheathing only when the sheathing consists of not less than,

(a) 14.3 mm lumber,

(b) 9.5 mm plywood, or

(c) 9.5 mm OSB or waferboard.

(5) Where wood shingles or shakes are applied to sheathing that is not suitable for attaching the shingles or shakes, the shingles or shakes may be attached to a wood lath not less than 38 mm by 9.5 mm thick securely nailed to the framing and applied as described in Article 9.27.7.5.

(6) Where asbestos-cement shingles are applied to sheathing that is not suitable for attaching the shingles, the shingles may be fastened to a wood lath not less than 89 mm by 9.5 mm thick securely nailed to the framing.

(7) Lath referred to in Sentence (6) shall be applied so that it overlaps the preceding shingle course by not less than 20 mm.

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9.27.5.2. — Blocking

(1) Blocking for the attachment of cladding shall be not less than 38 mm by 38 mm lumber securely nailed to the framing and spaced not more than 600 mm o.c.

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9.27.5.3. — Furring

(1) Except as permitted in Sentences 9.27.5.1.(5) and (6), furring for the attachment of cladding shall be not less than 19 mm by 38 mm lumber when applied over sheathing.

(2) When applied without sheathing, furring referred to in Sentence (1) shall be not less than,

(a) 19 mm by 64 mm lumber on supports spaced not more than 400 mm o.c., or

(b) 19 mm by 89 mm on supports spaced not more than 600 mm o.c.

(3) Furring referred to in Sentence (1) shall be,

(a) securely fastened to the framing, and

(b) spaced not more than 600 mm o.c.

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9.27.5.4. — Size and Spacing of Fasteners

(1) Nail or staple size and spacing for the attachment of cladding and trim shall conform to Table 9.27.5.4.

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Table 9.27.5.4. Attachment of Cladding Forming Part of Sentence 9.27.5.4.(1)

Column 1

Column 2

Column 3

Column 4

Type of Cladding

Minimum Nail or Staple Length, mm

Minimum Number of Nails or Staples

Maximum Nail or Staple Spacing, mm (o.c.)

Wood trim

51

600

Lumber siding or horizontal siding made from sheet metal

51

600

Metal cladding

38

600 (nailed to framing)

400 (nailed to sheathing only)

Wood shakes

up to 200 mm in width

51

2

over 200 mm in width

51

3

Wood shingles

200 mm in width

32

2

over 200 mm in width

32

3

Asbestos-cement shingles

32

2

Panel or sheet type cladding

up to 7 mm thick

38

150 (along edges)

more than 7 mm thick

51

300 (along intermediate supports)

9.27.5.5. — Fastener Materials

(1) Nails or staples for the attachment of cladding and wood trim shall be corrosion-resistant and shall be compatible with the cladding material.

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9.27.5.6. — Expansion and Contraction

(1) Fasteners for metal or vinyl cladding shall be positioned to permit expansion and contraction of the cladding.

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9.27.5.7. — Penetration of Fasteners

(1) Fasteners for shakes and shingles shall penetrate through the nail-holding base or not less than 19 mm into the framing.

(2) Fasteners for cladding other than that described in Sentence (1) shall penetrate through the nail-holding base or not less than 25 mm into the framing.

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