Appendix G Design Guidance on Missile Impact Protection Levels for Wood Sheathing Reinforced concrete and reinforced masonry have been the most common wall and roof materials used with success in non-residential shelters

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Date: 2008-03-19 20:58:58 Real estate Construction Composite materials Structural system Engineered wood Building materials Oriented strand board Plywood Domestic roof construction R-value Siding Roof		Appendix G Design Guidance on Missile Impact Protection Levels for Wood Sheathing Reinforced concrete and reinforced masonry have been the most common wall and roof materials used with success in non-residential shelters Add to Reading List Source URL: www.rhinovault.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 535,90 KB Share Document on Facebook

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