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Home My WebLink AboutRESCHECK - 05-00168 - 505 Golden Willow Dr - New SFR0 Permit Number RESchee,�Compliance�-�'�`� ficate Checked BylDate 2003 IECC REScheckSvftvrrare Version 3.6 Release 1. Data filenwue-p C:\Program Fi1es\ChcGk\RESCheCkNSpeC.rCk PROJECT TITLE: Spec Home CITY: Rexburg STATE: Idaho HDD: 593 CONSTRUCTION 'TYPE: Singe Family WTNDOW I WALL RATIO: Q.17 DATE: 05/31/05 DATE OF PLANS: Mai 301, ZOOS PROJECT DESCRIPTION - Rexburg, ID DE SIGNER1C4NTRACTOR: Ryan Duffee 3246 S. 1400 W. Rexburg, ID COWLTANCE.- Passes Maximum LTA = 300 Your Tame UA ^ 290 3.3% Better Than Code (CTA) Gross Glazing Area. or Cavity cont. or Dear PeriMgter R � Ulac.Lo—r TSA Ceiling 1: Flat Ceiiing or Scissc�r'�russ 1544 38.0 p.0 Nall I - Wood game, 16" o c 46I098 2-2.00.0 50 Window 1: Vinyl Framc:Doub�e Pane with Low -E 122 Darr I. Solid0-390 48 42 0.350 15 Door 2: Glass 42 Wal. 2: Wood Frame. 16" o. c. �. �7� 28 ors j_ 131 19.0 0.0 g 17,.- Basement Wali 1= Solid Concrete or Masonry 1200 11.0 0.0 73 Wall height: 8.0' Depth below grade. ?_0' Insulation depth: 8.01 Window 2.- Vinyl Frame -Double Pane with Low -E 48 Floor 1: All -Wood Joist/Truss:Ovcr Outside Air -x.390 19 56 19.E 0.0 3 Q 0 Fumace I Forced Hot Air, 92 AFL TE Ci3MFLIA.NGE STA'IEMENT: The proposed builcii-ng design described here is consistent with the buiIdi.ng plans specifications, and odier cakWations submittedWith the permit application. The proposedbuilding has been designed to jueet the 2003 �C.l. renuirp _ _ _.�.,_s„�,,,,�,s„ ix� 1��,,�.►«�,� ,,�Is�u�� -o Rexase i (#ormerly MECchecl) and to comply with the mandatary requirements I sted *R the REheekinspection Checklist. Bw4derlDesigner P Date. R Scheck Inspection Checklist 2003 IECC RESclwck-Software Version 3.6 Release I DATE: 05/31/05 PROJECT TITLE: Spec Home Bldg. I Dept. Use � Ceilings: C � L Ceiling I: Flat Ceiling or Scissor Truss!, R-38.0 cavity insulation Comments: Above -Grade Walls: � l � 1. Wall 1 -. Woad Frame,, 16"O.C.P R-22.0 cavity insulation Comments - I l j 2. Wall 2-- Wood Frame, '16.F1 O.C'10 R-19,0 cavity insulation Comments: Basement Walls. I � j J Basement W;111 L. Solid Concrete or Masonry, S.0' ht/7.01 bg18.U' instil, R -I LO cavity insulation Comments: 1 Windows. f I I Window I-. Vinyl Fratne:Double Pane with Law- E, U -factor- 0.390 For w1jadows without iabeled U -factors, describe features: � # Panes Frame Type Thermal Break? yes Iry Comments: � � � 2. Window 2: Vinyl Frame -.Double Pane with Low -E, U-factoz: 0.390 For windows without labeled U -factors, describe features: #Partes Frame Type Thermal Break? Yes NO Comments: Doors: 1. Door L, Solid,, U factor: 0.350 Comments,- � � � 2. Door I Glass, U -factor: 0.670 conm-lents: floors. ( 1 � 1. F100r I- All-WoodJoist/Truss:Over Outside Air, R-19.0 cavity insulation Comments: Heating and Cooling Equipment* -6 � ] � 1. Furnace 1: Forced Hot Air, 92 AFUE or higher Make and Model Number a � Air Leakage: { � j Joints, penetrations, and all other such Openings in the building envelope that are sources of air j leakage must be sealed, r l � Recessed lights must be 1 j Type IC raced, or Z} installed inside an appropriate air -tight asscnlbl j with a 0.5" clearance from combustible xnatenal.s. �i' non --IC raced, the f xture must be installed With a � 3" clearance from irisul�.tion. i Skylights: [ ] � Minimum insulation requxrem.ent far skylight shads equal to or greater than 12 inches is R 19. I � Vapor Retarder; ( ] � Required an the warn -in -winter side of X11 non vented framed ceilings, walls, and floors. � Materials Identification: � l � Mate6als and equipment must beInstalled in accordance with the manufacturer's installation instructions. [ 1 � Maten'als and equipment must be identificd so tjiat compliance can be determined - Manufacturer manuals for all installed heating and cooling equipment and service water heating I equipment mush be provided. 1 � Insulation R-Nralues, glazing U -factors, and heating equipment ewe ency must be clearly marked on � the building plans or specifications_ I Duct Insulation. � l � Supply ducts in �u�.condi�c�ned attics or outside the bmiding must be insulated to R-11. 1 I Retum ducts in unconditioned attics or outside the building must be insulated to R-6. l ] � Supply ducts in unconditioned spaces must be insulted to R -I I. � � { return ducts in unconditioned spaces (ex,-cepl baseale nts) must be insuiatvd. to R-2. Where exterior walls are used as plenums, the gall must be Insulated to R-1 I. � Insulation is not required on return ducts in basements. j Duct Construction, [ ] � Duct connections to flanges of air distribution system equipment must be sealed and mechanically fa-stened. [ 1 � All joints, seams, and connections must he securely fastened with uretds. ga, skefs�nas�ics (adhesives), � mastic -plus -embedded -fabric oar types. Tapes and mastics must be rated UL 181A or UL 181B. � Exception: COntinuously welded and locking -tope longitudinal joints and seams on duct -Os � operating at fess than 2 in. w.g- (50(] Pa). I � j The HVAC system must provide a means for balancing air and water systems. � Temperature Controls.. [ � � Thermostats are required for each separate HVAC system. A manual or automatic means to I partially restrict or shut off the heating and/or cooling input to each zone or floor shill be provided. � Service Water Heating: [ l � Water heaters with vertical pipe arisers must have a heat trap on both the ini.ei and outlet unless the Syste� water heater has an inte,�-al heat trap or is part of a cireulai�ing m -Insulate ciarculaling hot water pipes to the levels in Table 1. i Circulating Hot Water Systems: � ) � Insulate circulating hot wafer pipes to the levels in Table 1. J Swimming Pools* � a I All heated swimming pals must have an anlaff heater switch and require a coyer unless over 20%, R of the heating energy is from non-depletable sources. Pool pumps require a time clack. Heating and Cc�aliug Piping Insulation: -HVAC PIPM9 co"ve)qiig fluids a.Wve 105 OF or IeVeJs in Table 2. chilled. fluids below 55 OF rnug be Insulated to the Table 1 MilliMu, 11afion Thicknessfor Circulafing Hot Water Pipes. Insillati 10n Thickneqr% 1-n In rh in c lvt � 'D� *,%,a Heated Water 1Mp=tLm.UF 170_180 140-160 100-1300.5 Table ? • Mn'mum Ins"latiOn Thicknevvfior HVAC Fipes e�m T Fluid Temp. Pi �n Heating Systems Low Pressure/Temperature Low Tempera#.ure Steam COndensate (for feed. water Coaling Systems Chilled Water, Refrigerant, and Brine U-, " n =s. uckness in In Y" and L.eas 9 Es 201-250 Lo . 120-200 1. Any 1.0 1. 40-55 a 0.5 035 1.0 Below 40 1.0 Lo NOTES TO FWLD (Building Deparu-nent Use only)