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N.J. We still use BOCA 1996. NJ has not adopted the 2001 ICC codes.

manhattan42 wrote:
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BOCA 1996 to be specific. Anyone here have a code book handy?
Trying to design a set of loft stairs.



In what state do you reside?
BOCA Code is largely obsolete and is no longer used and has been
replaced instead by the International Codes Council 2003 International
Residential Code.

ICC is the new codes council composed of the old BOCA, SBCCI and ICBO
code.

IRC 2003 does not permit 'open stringers' nor 'open treads' for stairs
over 30" high.

Otherwise stairs can be no less than 36" in clear width.


 
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