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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSite Beam Approval noticeBruce Bussell Engin' r Nift INGNIS Palm Harbw Hemp 4wI 605SahFR0 Plan eey. W443 PhV81a-7S.58FAt7W F�t:91375a1a-8ta8g75 FaZ87&111,MW E M: bbx "paarmarh,m January 2, 2018 To: Building Department Dear Plans Examiner, The site -beam, which was installed by Palm Harbor Homes, and is approved by HUD, Manufactured Home Construction & Safety Standards, is constructed to receive on -site additions that are built and designed by others to accommodate such amenities as carports, sheds, and screen rooms. The on -site structure must be designed by a Florida, registered, engineer, to the Florida Building Code and all local codes. This plant - installed site beam is of adequate design for this purpose as long as tie downs and pierigg are per page 1 of Section 11, Misc. & Final Inspection section of the installation manual (attached). The attached details, EW-216.2 and PA69-EW-31, are approved by the Manufactured Home Construction & Safety Standards. And, the design loads for the plant -installed site beam, as well as the supporting structure and anchorage are from the FBC and ASCE 7. I can be of further assistance at the above contact information. Sincerely yours, Bruce Bussell Engineering Manager FILE COPY OPUM 9: using 2*4 let -in into dadoed 2)(5 won Stud Root pohm rram Ro/ Fww H..er r ■vw % br u rMr+.fa yque9�a Roorrwff3d LOP TnEs FsdmefteahNgska mN 0 � 0.18'UQ' ndY. ersa.�nsa+rar�e�. �pvror+e+i..nrg Oftar 11+.mioriss� COW 2: using 2K4 instaned on top of sheathing and exterior MW studs TW sw=*bftPAW Paw imam osmppw vow4nubdum t- fns l"m kwmmjcm OCT 0 3 Z000 HUD n room and import NJ FMbWpmp -I v- Kz fi VW srinp. he mwow &vwd 2sr• a m asm" tiro mm •b•h..wrpw n.rr srasria F2"wrIm„ � 94%f r� Mtd E1tl — 2IL2 SECTION 11—MISCEI-I-kNEOUS AND FINAI.INSPECTIONS IndeX 11.1. AWNING, CARPORTS, PORCHES, UTILrff ROOMS, ETC. Additional shuCtures such as awnings, carports, patio covers or attachments to a Palm Harbor Home have not typically been taken into consideration nor calculated into the design for roof or wind loads. Any additions made to the home must be self-supporting and shall not interfere with weatherproofing (i.e. shingles, flashing, gutters, siding). However, some Palm Harbor homes have an option to be ordered with a factory installed receiver designed to take the loads of an add -on. In this case, refer to the detail for information on specific construction and requirements. FACTORY INaTA,rc^ DnDele eECT1DN 110NE F£RMIETER PIERS ARD FOOTERS \ RECE,VER AN1lPIG fBY OTVEAS,- \ AWNING' UNIT Lp4D�SPACI 1MDTH e'-D'o4 lfixlfi 12 TQ T6P14440,0 B3,SP Csr TIG14TI,fiR4 IS t S-T,eo- s s-r .�. ,4V/,SPiS-0- ,lo- I s8 14� SYdMERS SITE WTALLEL Perimeter piers and footer Dotes: 1. Spacing for 16 x 16 is based on 2000 psf soil bearing capacity. 2. Refer to palm batbor homes installation manual for footers required for the loads given @ g'-0" O.C. IWMAX i ,fifi'MAX UMTWDTN —1 UNITWIDTH . 114XMINX% I (14Sr INML%0 i� �-- 6'MAAMIM� NSET EOUdU ANCWRMO 6 TW 0.e MA,L �AMGDKq TIEANDANCI0R WITH STABILIZER B 84C o.0. WX Notes: I-'' '� 1. Vertical tie connections have been factory installed to handle the uplift and overturning load from the main unit along with the additional load from the awning eomrection to the main unit. (brackets @ 5'-4" o.c, max) 2. The factory installed receiver is designed to handle the additional uplift and downward loads from the connection of the awning to the main unit 3. The awning roof and roof support away from the main unit must be designed (by others) to tarty all loads to the ground. The design of the awning connection along with weatherization (by others) must be designed to carry the appropriate load into the factory -installed r=ivcL The design must be according to the loads and requirements of the ARC 2003 for exposure V. 4. Factory installed members were designed for awning loads based on 90 mph (3 second gust) winds for wind zone 1, 120 mph (3 sec. gust) winds for wind zone 2, and 140 mph (3 see. gust) winds for wind zone 3. This is in accordance with ARC 2003, exposure'c'. 5. For approved lateral load insisting systems' installation requirements and number required, refer to other pages in the Palm Harbor Homes installation manual. 6. No stabilizer plates are required at anchors loaded in direct (in -line) pull. 7. This design is for 140" minimum floor width and 186" maximum floor width on the main units and for 20 psf roof live load is all wind zones. g. Maximum pier height including I-beam for wind zone 1 is 52" and minimum height is 31 ". Pier heights for wind zones 2 and 3 are based on vector system design. SOCtiIm 11, Misc. & Final Inspection page I COPYRIGHT m 2i)O6 BY PALM HARBOR HOMES, INC. All Rights Reserved