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, Page 3 of 6. NER-604 Design calculations and details for specific applications shall 4.4 Wood Construction in Areas of Very Heavy be furnished to the code official verifying compliance with this Termite Infestation report and the applicable Code. The individual preparing such documents shail possess the necessary credentials In jurisdictions that have adopted the Standard Building regarding competency and qualifications as required by the CodeO International One and Two Family Dwelling Code, applicable Code and the professional registration laws of the and the International Residential CodeT"', where foam state where the construction is uncfertaken. plastic insulation is used with wood construction in areas of very heavy termite infestation, the foam plastic shall be 4.3.2 Reward Wall System eFORMT""forms are defined installed in accordance with sections 1916.7.5 and 2603.3 as Waffle-Grid insulating concrete form wall systems and are of the Standard Building CodeO, Section 323.4 of the designed and reinforced using the load tables for Waffle-Grid International One and Two Family Dwelling Code and ICF forms in sections 1916 and 1804.6.2 of the Standard Section R324.4 of the International Residential CodeT"^ Building CodeO(SBC) or sections R404.4 and R611 of the Areas of very heavy termite infestation shall be determined in International Residential CodeO(IRC) provided the building accordance with Figure 2304.1.4 SBC, Figure 301.2(6) conforms to the applicability limits defined in Sections 1916.2 11&2FDC and Figure R301.2(6)IRC. and 1804.6.2.1 of the SBC or Sections R404.4.1 and R611.2 of the IRC.When using this prescriptive design method,the 4.5 Fire Resistive Rated Wall Assemblies wall thickness is limited as noted in the applicable code sections referenced above. Reward Wall System forms were fire tested under ASTM E 119 as fire resistance rated bearing and non-bearing wall When the Waffle-Grid ICF forms are installed on buildings assemblies. The assemblies shall have the hourly fire that do not conform to the applicability limits of Sections resistance ratings and shall be installed as shown in the 1916.2 and 1804.6.2.1 of the SBC or Sections R404.4.1 and Table 1 of this report. R611.2 of the IRC, the structural analysis and design of the concrete shall be prepared in accordance with ACI 318 and Walls exposed to the e�erior shall be finished with a weather Chapter 19 of the Standard Building CodeO, International resistive barrier such as stucco or brick veneer or other Building CodeO, BOCA National Building Code,or Uniform approved siding or veneer installed in accordance with the Building Code or Section R611 of the International appiicable Code. Residential CodeO,as applicable. 4.6 Installation in Buildings of Noncombustible eFORMS are also permitted to be designed and reinforced Construction in accordance with Section 6 of the Reward Walls Installation, Structural Technical Manual,referred to in Section 6.2 of this The forms are permitted to be used in buildings of report. noncombustible construction when installed as follows: 4.3.3 Reward Wall System iFORMT"" forms are defined 4.6.1 Exterior Walls of Buildings of Any Height: The as Flat insulating concrete form wall systems and are following conditions shall appty: designed and reinforced using the load tables for Flat ICF forms in Sections 1916 and 1804.6.2 of the Standard Building 4.6.1.1 EIFS and One Coat Stucco-Exterior Finish:The CodeO or Sections R404.4 and R611 of the International following EIFS and One Coat Stucco Wall Finishes are Residential CodeO provided the building conforms to the installed over the exterior of the forms using the Reinforcing applicability limits defined in Sections 1916.2 and 1804.6.2.1 Fabric, base coat and finish coat materials described in their of the SBC or sections R404.4.1 and R611.2 of the IRC. Code evaluation reports. When using this prescriptive design method, the wall thickness is limited as noted in the applicable code sections • W,R. Bonsal Company, Flex Surewall System referenced above. EIFS as described in SBCCI PST&ESI Evaluation When the Flat ICF forms are installed on buildin s that do not Report #95606 and BOCA ES Research Report 9 #98-47. conform to the applicability limits of Sections 1916.2 and • RETRO TEK Soft Coat System PB and Hard Coat 1804.6.2.1 of the SBC or Sections R404.4.1 and R611.2 of System PM EIFS as described in SBCCI PST&ESI the IRC, the structural analysis and design of the concrete Evaluation Report#96386 and BOCA ES Research shall be prepared in accordance with ACI 318 and Chapter Report#97-28. 19 of the Standard Building CodeO, International Building • Dryvit Systems, Inc., Outsulation System as CodeO,BOCA National8uilding Code,or Uniform Building described in SBCCI PST & ESI Evaluation Report Code or Section R611 of the International Residential #94176A and BOCA ES Research Report#96-38- CodeO,as applicable. p� • Senergy Inc., Senerflex EIFS as described in iFORMS are also permitted to be designed and reinforced SBCCI PST & ESI Evaluation Report#9630A and in accordance with Section 6 of the Reward Walls Installation, BOCA ES Research Report#97-86. Structural Technical Manual,referred to in Section 6.2 of this • Sto Corp., Sto EIF Classic System Class PB report system as described in SBCCI PST & ESI Evaluation Report #94150C and BOCA ES 4.3.4 Prescriptive Design of ICF by PCA Pub. EB118: Research Report#97-14. The eFORMS and iFORMS are also permitted to be designed • Sonneborn/ChemRex Inc., Sonneborn Flex Wall and reinforced in accordance with Prescriptive Method for Stucco System EIFS as described in SBCCI PST& Insulating Concrete Forms in Residential Construction, PCA ESI Evaluation Report#2028. publication EB118 provided the building conforms to the • W.R. Bonsal Company, One Coat Stucco applicability limits defined in Table 1.1 of the Prescriptive Systems,Surewall FRP as described in SBCCI PST Method. & ESI Evaluation Report #9908 and BOCA Research Report#98-48. • Omega Products International, Inc., Omega Akroflex as described in BOCA Research Report #98-49