40x40 Cladlite Concrete Hurricane Condenser Pad

Weight: 140lbs

Description for DiversiTech H4040-4

Hurricane Strength Equipment Pads designed to Florida's tough standards!

Overview

Designed specifically for the hurricane prone regions of Florida and the Gulf Coast, the CladLite? Hurricane pad meets stringent local code requirements for wind resistance. Heavier than a normal concrete pad, this pad provides sufficient weight to meet code. These pads have been designed specifically to meet the intent of the Florida Building Code, Chapter 16, with respect to wind resistance. Method of attachment tested per ASCE 7. CladLite? Hurricane pads are suitable for all 130 mph and most 150 mph installations. For certain taller equipment, the CladLite? Hurricane T pad is needed. CladLite? Hurricane pads have been declared by the Florida Building Commission to be an acceptable alternative material to solid concrete slabs for use in specific applications from Tallahassee to Miami. Approval of the pad is within the discretion of the local building inspector. DCA02- DEC-183.

Features

• Steel reinforced
• 9,000 PSI fiber-concrete
• Much lighter than solid concrete
• CladLite? Hurricane pads keep units from sliding or blowing over in 150 MPH winds when properly attached

MEET THE NEW CODE

DiversiTech's CladLite? Hurricane and CladLite? Hurricane T-Class equipment pads meet the 4" height requirement of the Florida Building Code, Mechanical Volume, effective March 2003. Section 304.7 Clearance from grade. Equipment and appliances installed at grade level shall be supported on a level concrete slab or other approved material extending above adjoining grade a minimum of 4 inches (102mm). Suspended equipment and appliances shall be installed a minimum of 6 inches (152 mm) above adjoining grade. CladLite? Hurricane and CladLite? Hurricane T-Class equipment pads have been designed specifically to meet the intent of the Florida Building Code, Chapter 16, with respect to wind resistance. Method of attachment tested per ASCE 7. DiversiTech's CladLite? pads have been declared by the Florida Building Commission to be an acceptable alternative material to solid concrete slabs for use in specific applications from Tallahassee to Miami. Approval of the pad is within the discretion of the local building inspector. DCA02-DEC-183 CladLite? pads are approved by ICBO No. PFC-5112

Equipment must be properly attached to the CladLite? Hurricane pad or CladLite? Hurricane T-Class pad in order to prevent sliding and tipping in high winds.