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9.27.5.1.(1)
ApplicationIntent
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ObjectiveOH4 Vibration and Deflection Limitation
Attribution
[F20,F22-OH4] Applies where panel-type cladding is installed to provide the required bracing of walls that support floors.
Application
Application 1: 
Fastening of lumber, wood shingles, shakes, fibre-cement shingles, planks and sheets, plywood, oriented strandboard, waferboard, hardboard, vinyl, aluminum and steel, including related trim and soffits, asphalt shingles or stucco installed as cladding on wood-frame walls exposed to precipitation, on buildings to which Part 9 applies [see Sentence 1.3.3.3.(1) of Division A for application of Part 9].
Exceptions: 
except as stated in:
  • Sentence 9.27.5.1.(2), which applies to vertical lumber and stucco lath or reinforcing attached to the sheathing,
  • Sentence 9.27.5.1.(3), which applies to vertically applied metal siding and wood shingles and shakes attached to the sheathing,
  • Sentence 9.27.5.1.(4), which applies to asbestos-cement shingles attached to the sheathing,
  • Sentence 9.27.5.1.(5), which applies to wood shingles or shakes that are attached to a wood lath, and
  • Sentence 9.27.5.1.(6), which applies to asbestos-cement shingles that are fastened to a wood lath.
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Intent
Intent 1: 
To limit the probability of fastening cladding to an inappropriate substrate.
Where panel-type siding is installed as bracing to satisfy Subclause 9.23.10.2.(2)(b)(i), this is to limit the probability of an inadequate resistance to lateral loads, which could lead to racking of exterior walls, which could lead to:
  • inadequate support of supported environmental separation elements, or
  • the excessive deformation, displacement or failure of required environmental separation elements, which could lead to deterioration, which could lead to further compromised structural integrity.
Where exterior walls support floors, this is to limit the probability of the deflection or vibration of such floors, which could lead to negative effects on the psychological well-being of persons.
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