Guide To Aluminum Construction in High Wind Areas (Student Edition) 2010

This title is R143 on the State of Florida DBPR’s Exam Reference List

(Students)
AAF Guide to Aluminum Construction in High Wind Areas 

The Student Guide Can Only be Purchased by Accredited Contractor Schools.

This design guide is a prescriptive design method which, by Florida Statute 489.113(9), does not require the involvement of a professional engineer in order to design one of the structures covered by the guide. For larger orders, please contact us for adjusted shipping options.

With the exception of the wood framed utility shed, these are aluminum framed structures and these sections include:

• Screened swimming pool enclosures (including mansard beams)
• Patio screen rooms (screen walls, solid roofs)
• Screened walls in lanais (covered but unenclosed patios), and screened balconies
• Glass rooms (also known as Florida rooms or sunrooms)
• Attached patio covers or carports
• Free-standing patio covers or carports
• Railing systems
• Secondary covers (sometimes known as roof-overs) for mobile homes
• Wood framed utility sheds (with aluminum roofs)

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