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1 Fairfax County, Virginia Typical Finished Basement Details Based on the 2009 International Residential Code CONTENTS General Requirements... 2 Emergency Escape and Rescue... 2 Wall Construction... 3 Floor/ceiling Construction... 7 Mechanical... 7 Plumbing... 8 Electrical... 8 Finished basements must be constructed in conformance with these details. For requirements, details and information not contained herein, you must consult the Virginia Residential Code. Code books may be viewed online or purchased from the International Code Council at iccsafe.org. A copy of these details is required to be available on the job site and available to the inspector during each required inspection. Version: , revised: 3/6/12 Fairfax County, Virginia - Typical Finished Basement Details Sheet 1 of 10
2 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 1. Habitable rooms (excluding closets, hallways, laundry rooms, storage spaces and bathrooms) shall have an area of not less than 70 square feet and shall not be less than 7 feet in any direction. 6. A smoke alarm shall be installed in the basement and in each basement bedroom. New smoke alarms shall be interconnected so that when one is activated all will sound. Smoke alarms must be hardwired with a battery backup. 2. Hallways shall not be less than 36 inches in 7. A carbon monoxide alarm shall be installed in width. the basement if a bedroom is being constructed and the house is equipped with gas appliances. 3. The basement ceiling height shall not be less The carbon monoxide alarm must be hardwire, than 7 feet above the finished floor. Structural plug-in or battery type. members may project a maximum of 6 inches below the required ceiling height provided they 8. All basement stairs shall have a light source to are spaced at 4 feet or more. illuminate all treads and landings. Lights shall be operated by a switch located at the top and 4. Bathrooms shall be equipped with a fan vented bottom of the stairs. directly to the outside. A fan is not required if the bathroom is equipped with a window with an 9. A minimum of R-11 battened insulation (with the opening of 1.5 square feet or more. vapor barrier on the warm side of the wall) 5. Enclosed accessible space under stairs shall have should be installed for the full height and length walls and ceilings protected with 1 / 2 -inch drywall of the basement wall. on the enclosed side. EMERGENCY ESCAPE AND RESCUE Where Required An emergency escape and rescue opening in the form of a window or door to the outside is required for all finished basements and in all bedrooms regardless of the house s age. However, openings in the bedroom may serve the entire basement. If your basement does not currently have one of the emergency escape and rescue options below, then you must provide one. Cutting openings in existing basement walls is outside the scope of these details. Therefore, a plan submission is required for the new openings only. All other conditions of the finished basement may be taken from these details. Emergency Escape and Rescue Options Window opening directly to the outside (walk-out basement condition). Window opening into a window well or areaway. Door directly to outside (walk-out basement condition). Door to bulkhead enclosure (Bilco or similar type door). Requirements All doors and windows utilized for emergency escape and rescue must be operable from the inside without the need of a key or tool. The opening must be a minimum of 5.7 square feet. Windows in a walk out basement wall may have a clear opening of 5 square feet. Windows must have a sill 44 inches or less above the finished floor. See FIGURE 1 for more opening requirements. Version: , revised: 3/6/12 Fairfax County, Virginia - Typical Finished Basement Details Sheet 2 of 10
3 18" max. 44" to sill 24" min. New Basement Windows All new windows installed shall have a U-factor of window in open position opening area = 5.7 sf 20" min. top of floor FIGURE 1: EMERGENCY ESCAPE AND RESCUE REQUIREMENTS Window Well Requirements When grade conditions require the sill of the windows to be below the outside grade elevation, then a window well must be constructed. The required horizontal area of a window well is a minimum of 9 square feet which is measured when the window is in the open position (this is important when the window is a crank-out type). See FIGURE 2. 36", min. each direction provide 12" wide ladder when well is more than 44" deep emergency escape and rescue opening 3" min. 6" max. FIGURE 2: TYPICAL WINDOW WELL REQUIREMENTS Window Well Construction A plan submission is required for the construction of a new window well. You may use the Fairfax County Typical Retaining Wall Details for guidance. If you choose to use a prefabricated window well, you must submit the manufacture s specification during the permit application process. Ladder Requirements When a window well is deeper than 44 inches, a permanent, attached ladder or steps must be provided per FIGURE 2. If the ladder projects more than 6 inches into the required area, the size of the window well must be increased to maintain the required area. Version: , revised: 3/6/12 Fairfax County, Virginia - Typical Finished Basement Details Sheet 3 of 10
4 WALL CONSTRUCTION Studs Studs may be utility grade or better. Stud shall be spaced be per TABLE 1. Walls shall have a single pressure treated bottom plate and can have a single or double top plate. Attachment Requirements TABLE 1: STUD SPACING Wall Finish Material Stud spacing, inches on center Drywall 16 or 24 Wood veneer, hardwood paneling 16 Wall construction shall be fastened in accordance with TABLE 2. Connection Top plate to stud TABLE 2: FASTENING SCHEDULE Nailing method end nail, 24"o.c. Stud to bottom plate toe nail, 2-16d Bottom plate to floor face nail, 6d (concrete 16"o.c. Drilling And Notching Studs Studs in non-load bearing walls may be notched or drilled in accordance with FIGURE 3. drilled hole diameter shall not exceed 40% of the stud depth 5/8" min. to edge top plate drilled holes shall not be located in the same cross- section of a cut or notch notch must not exceed 40% of stud depth pressure treated bottom plate stud FIGURE 3: DRILLING & NOTCHING STUDS Version: , revised: 3/6/12 Fairfax County, Virginia - Typical Finished Basement Details Sheet 4 of 10
5 basement wall Headers A single flat 2x4 member may be used as a header in interior nonbearing walls for openings up to 8 feet in width if the portion of the wall above the opening is not more than 24 inches in height. If the opening does not meet these conditions, the header size shall be per TABLE 3. TABLE 3: HEADER SIZE Header Size Span length, feet (2)2x4 4 (2)2x6 6 (2)2x8 10 (2)2x10 12 (2)2x12 16 Fire Blocking Fire blocking shall be provided to seal off concealed spaces and to form an effective fire barrier between stories. See FIGURE 4 - FIGURE 7. Fire blocking shall be provided in the following locations. In concealed spaces of stud walls and partitions, including furred spaces, at the ceiling and floor level and at 10-foot intervals horizontally; At all interconnections between concealed vertical and horizontal spaces such as occur at soffits, bulkheads, drop ceilings, cove ceilings, etc.; In concealed spaces between stair stringers at the top and bottom of the run. At gaps 1 inch or less and at openings around vents, pipes and ducts at the ceiling and floor level; batts or blankets of mineral wool or fiberglass must be used. Fire Blocking Material Fire blocking shall consist of one of the materials listed below. 1 / 2 -inch gypsum board. 2x lumber (2x4, 2x6, etc.). Two thicknesses of 1x lumber (1x4, 1x6, etc.) with staggered joints. One thickness of 23 / 32 -inch of plywood or OSB with joints backed a minimum of 6 inches with the same material. One thickness of 3 / 4 -inch particleboard with joints backed a minimum of 6 inches with the same material. 1 / 4 -inch cement based millboard. Batts or blankets of mineral wool or fiberglass. existing floor system 2x blocking to secure fire blocking and stud wall placed at 2' o.c. attachment continuous fire blocking new stud wall existing insulation FIGURE 4: FIRE BLOCKING WITH OFFSET STUD WALL Version: , revised: 3/6/12 Fairfax County, Virginia - Typical Finished Basement Details Sheet 5 of 10
6 basement wall basement wall existing floor joists 2x blocking placed at 2' o.c. attached with 2-8d nails each side continuous fire blocking drop ceiling 1/2" drywall extended to the underside of 2x blocking FIGURE 5: FIRE BLOCKING AT DROP CEILING existing floor joists 2x blocking placed at 2' o.c. to attach and secure stud wall in this case, the top plate of the new stud wall acts as the fire blocking new insulation new stud wall FIGURE 6: FIRE BLOCKING WITH STUD WALL AGAINST BASEMENT WALL basement wall existing insulation horizontal fire blocking required every 10' studs of new stud wall Interior Covering FIGURE 7: HORIZONTAL FIRE BLOCKING (LOOKING DOWN) Wall and ceiling material must meet the requirements below. Materials must have a flame spread classification no greater than 200 and a smoke density classification no greater than 450. This does not apply to trim, molding, handrails and doors. Cement or fiber-cement board (e.g., Durock) must be installed on walls of bathtub and shower spaces and finished with a non-absorbent surface. Wood veneer or hardboard paneling less than 1 / 4 -inch shall not be permitted. Gypsum board must be 1 / 2 -inch minimum. Version: , revised: 3/6/12 Fairfax County, Virginia - Typical Finished Basement Details Sheet 6 of 10
7 FLOOR/CEILING CONSTRUCTION Drilling And Notching Joists Drilling and notching dimensioned lumber shall be in conformance with FIGURE 8. Cantilevered (overhanging) joists cannot be notched. Drilling and notching of manufactured wood I-joists shall be per the manufacturers' instructions. 1/3 span length 1/3 span length 1/3 span length no notches in middle 1/3 2" 1/3 depth 1/6 depth 2" FIGURE 8: DRILLING AND NOTCHING OF JOISTS Draftstopping When a ceiling is not directly attached to the underside of the floor joists above or when the floor joists are comprised of open web trusses, draftstopping must be provided. Install draftstopping to create equalsized concealed areas not exceeding 1,000 square feet. Draftstopping shall be installed parallel to the floor framing members. See FIGURE 9 and FIGURE 10. Draftstopping Material Draftstopping shall consist of 1 / 2 -inch gypsum board, 3 / 8 -inch wood plywood/osb or 3 / 8 -inch particleboard, Type 2-M-W. draftstopping draftstopping FIGURE 9: DRAFTSTOPPING AT DROP CEILING FIGURE 10: DRAFTINGSTOPPING AT OPEN WEB TRUSSES MECHANICAL Appliance Access Furnaces, water heaters and other appliances must be accessible without removing permanent construction and shall meet the following minimum criteria. 30 inches x 30 inches clear floor space at front/control side. Doors to furnace rooms shall be 24 inches minimum and be of sufficient size to remove the largest appliance. Combustion Air Furnace rooms with fuel-burning appliances must be provided with two permanent openings to adjacent spaces: one within 12 inches of the top and one within 12 inches from the bottom of the adjoining wall. Each opening must have a minimum free area equal to 1 square inch per 1,000 Btu per hour input rating of all appliances in the furnace room, but not less than 100 square inches. The openings are not required Version: , revised: 3/6/12 Fairfax County, Virginia - Typical Finished Basement Details Sheet 7 of 10
8 if a louvered door is provided or the furnace room area is greater than 50 cubic feet per 1,000 Btu per hour input rating of all appliances installed in the room. PLUMBING Showers Showers and shower compartments must meet the following requirements. Shower compartments must have a minimum total area of 900 square inches and a minimum dimension of 30 inches in any direction. Shower compartments may have a minimum dimension of 25 inches provided it maintains a cross section area of 1,300 square inches. Hinged shower doors must open outward. All glass which encloses as shower must be safety glazed. Shower control valves must be scald resistant (in accordance with ASSE/ANSI 1016) with a hot water limit of 120 degree F. Fixture Clearances Toilets, sinks and showers shall have the minimum clearances listed below. 21 inches in front of sinks and toilets. 24 inches in front of shower stall opening. 4 inches between two adjacent sinks. 4 inches between a sink and a toilet. 4 inches between a sink and a wall. 2 inches between a sink and a bathtub. 15 inches clearance from a toilet's centerline to an adjacent fixture or wall on each side. Drain Size Fixture drain size must meet the dimensions below and must be equipped with a strainer and stopper. TABLE 4: MINIMUM DRAIN SIZE Fixture Diameter, inches Bathroom sink 1 1 / 4 Bathtubs 1 1 / 2 Sinks (other than bathroom) 1 1 / 2 Laundry tubs 1 1 / 2 Shower 1 1 / 2 Clothes Washer Discharge The discharge of a clothes washer must be through and air break as shown in FIGURE 11. clothes washer discharge AT SINK AT STANDPIPE FIGURE 11: AIRBREAK AT CLOTHES WASHER DISCHARGE Version: , revised: 3/6/12 Fairfax County, Virginia - Typical Finished Basement Details Sheet 8 of 10
9 Panelboard (Circuit Breaker Box) ELECTRICAL Panel boards must meet the requirements listed below. A workspace 30 inches wide and 36 inches deep from floor to the ceiling with a minimum height of 6.5 feet shall be provided in front of the panel boards. Panel board workspace must not be used for storage at any time. Panel boards must not be located in clothes closets or bathrooms. Provide a light for the panel board workspace. Pipes or ducts cannot be located above the panelboard. Branch Circuits Branch circuits must meet the requirements listed below. See TABLE 5 for more information. Use a 15- to 20-ampere rated branch circuit for general use purposes such as lighting and outlets. One "plugged-in" electrical device shall not exceed 80 percent of the circuit rating. Hardwired appliances or equipment may be included in a general use circuit provided its rating does not exceed 50 percent of the circuit rating. A dedicated 20-ampere minimum branch circuit must be provided to serve laundry room outlets only. A dedicated 20-ampere branch circuit must be provided to serve the bathroom receptacles. Branch circuits which serve bedroom outlets must have circuit breakers equipped as combination arc-fault/over current circuit interrupters. TABLE 5: BRANCH CIRCUIT REQUIREMENTS Circuit Rating 15 amp 20 amp 30 amp Circuit Element Minimum conductor size Maximum breaker size Outlets rating or Maximum load Lighting Requirements Lights must meet the requirements listed below. At least one switched light shall be provided in each room and hallway. A switched outlet may be substituted in all rooms except bathrooms and hallways. A switched outlet cannot count as a required outlet. At least one switched or pull chain light must be provided in each storage area and at or near heating and air conditioning appliances and equipment. Lighting fixtures must not be installed within 3 feet horizontally and 8 feet vertically of a bathtub rim or shower stall threshold. A light fixture may be installed above a shower area if it is constructed so that water cannot enter or accumulate in wiring areas and the lighting fixture is marked "suitable for wet locations." Outlets Outlets must meet the requirements listed below. Outlets shall be placed in accordance with FIGURE 12. The minimum wall length which requires an outlet is 2 feet. Kneewalls, built-in bars and other fixed room dividers must be included for outlet spacing. Version: , revised: 3/6/12 Fairfax County, Virginia - Typical Finished Basement Details Sheet 9 of 10
10 2' 6' Hallways more than 10 feet long must have a minimum of one outlet. Outlets installed for specific appliances must be within 6 feet of the appliance location. Bathrooms must have at least one outlet located on a wall adjacent to each basin and within 36 inches of the bathroom sink. All bathroom outlets must have ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) protection. At least one outlet must be provided to serve laundry appliances and sinks. Each unfinished portion of the basement is required to have at least one outlet that is GFCI protected. An outlet must be provided within 25 feet of heating and air conditioning appliances and equipment. 6' 12' 6' typical outlet 6' 12' 12' Light Fixtures In Closets FIGURE 12: TYPICAL OUTLET DISTRIBUTION Fixtures installed in clothes closets shall be limited to surface mounted or recessed incandescent fixtures with completely enclosed lamps and surface mounted or recessed fluorescent fixtures. See TABLE 6 for clearance requirements. TABLE 6: CLOSET LIGHT FIXTURE CLEARNANCES 1 Fluorescent LED Fixture Type Bulb 2 Bulb 2 Surface mounted 6 12 Recessed Incandescent bulbs are prohibited. 2 Fluorescent and LED bulbs are permitted in storage areas when identified for this use. Fairfax County is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination in all county programs, services and activities and will provide this document in alternative formats and in different languages upon request. Please call , TTY 711 or write Department of Public Works and Environmental Services, Suite 659, Government Center Parkway, Fairfax, VA Please allow at least seven working days for preparation of material. Version: , revised: 3/6/12 Fairfax County, Virginia - Typical Finished Basement Details Sheet 10 of 10
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