Structure Types – Moore Precision Cost

		FEMA	IBC	MVS
1 –	Light wood or steel stud frame (residential)	W1	V	D	[popup_trigger id=”test-popup-1″]See Details[/popup_trigger]
2 –	Heavier wood or steel stud frame (light commercial)	W2	V	D	[popup_trigger id=”hws”]See Details[/popup_trigger]
3 –	Unreinforced masonry walls, wood joists (both residential & commercial)	URM	III	C	[popup_trigger id=”umw”]See Details[/popup_trigger]
4 –	Reinforced masonry walls, metal joists, decks w/concrete fill	RM2	IIA	C	[popup_trigger id=”rmw”]See Details[/popup_trigger]
5 –	Pre-cast tilt-up concrete wall buildings, metal joists, decks w/conc fill	PC1	IIA	C	[popup_trigger id=”pct”]See Details[/popup_trigger]
6 –	Engineered wood post frame (called pole buildings 30 years ago)	W1A	IV	Dpole	[popup_trigger id=”ewp”]See Details[/popup_trigger]
7 –	Pre-engineered steel frame	S3	IIB	S	[popup_trigger id=”psf”]See Details[/popup_trigger]
8 –	Structural steel frame with fire resistant coatings	S1	IB	A/B	[popup_trigger id=”ssf”]See Details[/popup_trigger]
9 –	Steel reinforced concrete frame, highly fire resistant, nearly fireproof	C1	IA	A/B	[popup_trigger id=”src”]See Details[/popup_trigger]

				Nine Exterior Cover (Cladding) Groups	[popup_trigger id=”9″]See Details[/popup_trigger]

1 – Light wood or steel stud frame (Residential)

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[/one_third][two_third_last]These buildings are single or multiple family dwellings of one to three stories in height. Building loads are light and the framing spans are short. Floor and roof framing consists of wood joists or rafters on wood studs spaced 16 inches apart. The first floor framing is supported directly on the foundation, or post and beam supports. The foundation consists of spread footings constructed with cast-in-place concrete or concrete masonry block. Lateral forces are resisted by wood frame diaphragms and shear walls. Floor and roof diaphragms consist of straight or diagonal lumber sheathing, tongue and groove planks, oriented strand board, or plywood. Shear walls consist of exterior plywood or oriented strand board sheathing with a wide variety of exterior cover materials such as vinyl, wood, hardboard, fiberboard, metal, stucco, including masonry veneers such as brick and various types of stone. Interior partitions are sheathed with gypsum board.
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