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Hoop iron bracings requirements for compliance
Hoop iron bracing is a commonly used bracing material used to protect your building’s roof, wall and floor from horizontal forces.
This informative guide provides the provisions and compliance requirements for hoop iron bracings in residential structures. It also explores NCC evidence of suitability and AS 1684 requirements.
By learning more about the relevant Australian Standards and National Construction Code (NCC) specifications, you will understand your obligations and be able to demonstrate that you meet the criteria.
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Who is it for?
Residential builders and industry professionals
This guide will take you through requirements for hoop iron bracing compliance in residential structures. It’s designed for building professionals, contractors, designers and tradespeople who need to understand their obligations.
What does it include?
- NCC evidence of suitability
- Australian Standard - AS 1684 requirements
- Examples