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1003.2.6 Insulation of Unconditioned Attics
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In buildings with three or fewer stories above grade plane, ceiling insulation with a minimum R-value as required by this code shall be installed in accessible attic spaces that are directly above conditioned spaces. For the purposes of this section, accessible attic space is the space between ceiling joists and roof rafters where the vertical clear height from the top of a ceiling joist or the bottom chord of a truss, to the underside of the roof sheathing at the roof ridge, is greater than 24 inches (610 mm). Where the required R-value insulation cannot fit in the attic space, the maximum amount of insulation compatible with available space and existing uses shall be installed.
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