Ontario Building Code 2012

The Ontario Building Code 2012 by Orderline is over 750 pages of Code information economically priced to ensure that Code compliance stays within your budget. It contains the core of the objective-based Code – the Building Code Act, 1992** and Ontario Regulation 332/12***.

Contains the following:

Amendment History Table

Building Code Act, 1992

O. Reg. 332/12
Division A – Compliance, Objectives and Functional Statements
Part 1 – Compliance and General
Part 2 – Objectives
Part 3 – Functional Statements
Division B – Acceptable Solutions
Part 1 – General
Part 2 – Reserved
Part 3 – Fire Protection, Occupant Safety and Accessibility
Part 4 – Structural Design
Part 5 – Environmental Separation
Part 6 – Heating, Ventilating and Air-Conditioning
Part 7 – Plumbing
Part 8 – Sewage Systems
Part 9 – Housing and Small Buildings
Part 10 – Change of Use
Part 11 – Renovation
Part 12 – Resource Conservation and Environmental Integrity
Division C – Administrative Provisions
Part 1 – General
Part 2 – Alternative Solutions, Disputes, Rulings and Interpretations
Part 3 – Qualifications
Part 4 – Transition, Amendments, Revocation and Commencement

Appendix: Imperial Equivalency Table

Index

Format Availability:
7″ x 9″ softcover printed in black and white (Softcover)
Durable & updatable 3-ring binder (8.5″ x 11″) printed in black and white (Binder)

**Building Code Act, 1992 last amendment: S. O. 2015, c. 28, Sched. 1, s. 147, (Bill 106).

***Ontario Regulation 332/12 as amended by:

• O. Reg. 151/13 requiring automatic sprinklers in care homes for seniors, homes for people with disabilities, and vulnerable Ontarians.
• Minister’s Ruling MR-13-S-24 amending standards referenced in the Ontario Building Code 2012.
• O. Reg. 360/13 increasing fees for Building Code Commission hearings, Minister’s Rulings, and for BCIN holders.
• O. Reg. 361/13 correcting minor technical errors and revising solid-fuel-burning fireplace emission limits.
• O. Reg. 368/13 substantially enhancing accessibility requirements in newly constructed buildings and existing buildings that are to be extensively renovated.
• O. Reg. 191/14 with new requirements to permit six storey buildings of combustible construction, substantial changes to barrier-free amendments, and changes to the professional design requirements of Section 1.2. of Division C.

Acts and Regulations used by Orderline in all code publications are:
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