PRESENTED BY: Al Cobb, Founder, Sips School CHAPTER 5 OF 10 SIP Layout Drawings SPONSORED BY:
5 – SIP Layout Drawings Learning Objectives Gain a general understanding of the purpose of panel drawings Learn how code officials interface with the panel drawings Identify the different levels of information included in panel drawings Understand the importance of the review process
5 – SIP Layout Drawings Panel Layout Drawings SIP version of the architectural drawings Similar to truss drawings Created by SIP designer or architect Independently produced or in-house from the panel provider
5 – SIP Layout Drawings Serves Multiple Purposes Converts architecture design to SIPs Allows for SIP-specific review by builder/owner Allows a P.E. to review and seal drawings Can be directly converted to CNC Acts as an installation guide for erecting SIP package
5 – SIP Layout Drawings Submitting for Permit Manufacturer’s data sheet Code report Load design charts Outline of panel layout Energy performance data Energy modeling Vs. Completed panel layout drawings with P.E. review
5 – SIP Layout Drawings Load Design Charts
5 – SIP Layout Drawings Panel Layout Drawings
5 – SIP Layout Drawings Types of Drawings 81/2” x 11” to full (E-size) plotted drawings Color (layers provide clear communication) Isometric views improve clarity Sections Connection details
5 – SIP Layout Drawings Panel Design Drawings
5 – SIP Layout Drawings SIP Design Drawings
5 – SIP Layout Drawings
5 – SIP Layout Drawings
5 – SIP Layout Drawings SIP Design A good SIP designer balances the needs of the engineer, the budget, and the installer Good SIP layout drawings relay all critical information related to the installation of the SIPs Buildings are built from the ground up, but should be designed from the roof down Allow for point loads all the way to the foundation
5 – SIP Layout Drawings When and What to Review Plan review prior to fabrication of package Inclusions and exclusions All area included per quote and contract Review: RO’s Connection details Dimensions Overhangs Roof pitch Fastening schedule
5 – SIP Layout Drawings Things to Look for Defined as “By others” Defined as “field-cut” Lumber pre-installed vs. shipped loose vs. not provided Over engineering
5 – SIP Layout Drawings Roof Support Structure Ridge beams Purlin beams Trusses Rafters Timber frame
5 – SIP Layout Drawings Ventilation Notes Verification of required ventilation Tied to warranty? Reference ASHRAE standard Mandate an HRV or ERV strategy Reference humidity levels and/or requirements
PRESENTED BY: Al Cobb, Founder, Sips School CHAPTER 5 OF 10 SIP Layout Drawings SPONSORED BY: