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John Stensgaard, P.E., M.ASCE

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RE: Why SE Licensure?

Posted By John Stensgaard 02-28-2023 11:29 AM
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SE Licensure for a simple house addition? Well the whole purpose of the IRC, International Residential Code is that any lay person, contractor of homowner can design their own house or addition without any engineer whatsoever. Do we now need to get rid of the IRC? I would like to see the IRC go away ...

RE: Structural Insulated Panel Diapgragm

Posted By John Stensgaard 03-21-2021 01:22 PM
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Most SIPS panels have integrated joists at 24" o.c. So why would it be different than a traditional diaphragm design, yes I know the short side is not getting attachment. Also you can count on the "ceiling" diaphragm with the OSB on the bottom. John Stensgaard, PE ------------------------------ ...

RE: Shipping container Architecture/Structural Engineering

Posted By John Stensgaard 11-17-2020 03:19 PM
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Really didnt mean it in only a structural sense, as stated to meet code requirements. Your #2 and #3 both state you need more structure, which brings it back to "siding". Sure, they are good for some applications, but I get many people who come to me and say they were given one of these and for ...

RE: Shipping container Architecture/Structural Engineering

Posted By John Stensgaard 11-16-2020 11:30 AM
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Shipping containers seen to be a good idea to some. However to meet building code requirements, insulation you generally have to build walls inside, and a ceiling for insulation electrical run etc. Also you need a proper foundation. Large openings require reinforcement. So bottom line they work out to ...