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Section 8-809

California Historical Building Code (Title 24, Part 8) · 2022 edition · updated 2026-09-10 · California

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STEEL AND IRON The hand-built, untested use of wrought or black iron, the use of cast iron or grey iron, and the myriad of joining methods

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that are not specifically allowed by code may be used wherever applicable and wherever they have proven their worth under the considerable span of years involved with most qualified historical buildings or structures. Uplift capacity should be evaluated and strengthened where necessary. Fixed conditions or midheight lateral loads on cast iron columns that could cause failure should be taken into account. Existing structural wrought, forged steel or grey iron may be assigned the maximum working stress prevalent at the time of original construction.

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