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    Question Code book

    I have a 1975 home. I need to make some repairs to it. How do I find out what the code was at that time? Or does it matter. Should I just buy the latest book and go by that?

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    Default Re: Code book

    Any repairs should be made to the current codes. Buying a code book may be more confusing than discussing the repairs you are planning to make with your local building department.


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    Default Re: Code book

    Quote Originally Posted by dirtboy22 View Post
    I have a 1975 home. I need to make some repairs to it. How do I find out what the code was at that time? Or does it matter. Should I just buy the latest book and go by that?
    I have seen archive code books for sale as a PDF. They are useful if you need to know the difference between current construction standards and the older standards. However, as Wayne already stated, any new or repair work should conform to current codes.

    Try here: bulk.resource.org

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