An appraiser describes a steel-framed building with concrete-block infill. The primary frame, bearing walls, floor construction and roof construction are all noncombustible and have no hourly fire-resistance rating. For purposes of 2021 IBC Table 601, which construction type has zero-hour tabulated ratings for all these elements? Assume other applicable code requirements are separately satisfied.
Correct Answer
B) Type IIB
For the listed elements, 2021 IBC Table 601 shows zero-hour tabulated ratings for Type IIB;602.2 specifies noncombustible elements subject to stated exceptions. Other independently applicable provisions can impose additional requirements. Mixing steel and masonry does not create a sixth IBC construction type.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
For the listed elements, 2021 IBC Table 601 shows zero-hour tabulated ratings for Type IIB;602.2 specifies noncombustible elements subject to stated exceptions. Other independently applicable provisions can impose additional requirements. Mixing steel and masonry does not create a sixth IBC construction type.
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