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The 2021 edition of NFPA 225, Model Manufactured Home Installation Standard, presents the latest requirements for safer, more efficient, and more effective installation of manufactured homes.

The 2021 edition of NFPA 225 does more to help ensure that installers are able to do their jobs effectively. Details on smoke alarms, CO detectors, and fire sprinkler systems are thoroughly outlined in NFPA 225.

Changes for the 2021 edition include:

  • A revision in scope that widens the use of the document to international reach
  • A new definition of dwelling unit, to correlate with NFPA 101®, Life Safety Code®
  • A new section on interior finish requirements from NFPA 286, Standard Methods of Fire Tests for Evaluating Contribution of Wall and Ceiling Interior Finish to Room Fire Growth
  • Removal of the requirement for water mist systems
  • Updates to referenced publications and NFPA extracts

Use NFPA 225 to help protect people in manufactured homes from potentially deadly hazards.

From site preparation through final inspection, the 2021 edition of NFPA 225 gives engineers, manufacturers, and AHJs the information they need to comply with the safety and health requirements for the installation of manufactured homes. (Print, 76 pp., 2021)

Get up to date with the most current requirements by placing your order for NFPA 225, Model Manufactured Home Installation Standard, today.

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Published:
10/25/2020
Number of Pages:
73

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The 2017 edition of NFPA 225 does more to help ensure installers are able to do their jobs, so smoke alarms, CO detectors, and fire sprinkler systems are ready to protect people in manufactured homes from potentially deadly hazards.

The 2017 edition of NFPA 225: Model Manufactured Home Installation Standard presents the latest requirements for safe, efficient, and effective installation of manufactured homes.

Provisions cover:

  • Preparation of sites intended for manufactured homes
  • Foundations on which the manufactured homes are installed
  • Procedures for on-site installation
  • Connection to appliances and onsite utilities
  • Anchoring of the home for protection against the forces of seismic events, floods, and wind

New for the 2017 edition:

The 2013 Standard provided guidance on smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors but was silent on how fire sprinkler systems should be dealt with during the installation process. For the 2017 edition, language has been added to ensure that the installer is provided with the necessary information from the manufacturer to accomplish the connection of the fire sprinkler system and system inspection so the system performs as the codes and standards intend.

Other changes in this edition:

  • Revisions in Section 12.4.2.2 correlate with ASCE 24-14, Flood Resistant Design and Construction, and clarify which items refer to non-engineered flood openings, revising the referenced section number for correlation, and to clarify which items refer to engineered flood openings.
  • References have been updated throughout.
  • From site preparation through final inspection, the 2017 edition of NFPA 225 gives engineers, manufacturers, and AHJs the requirements they need to comply with the safety and health requirements for the installation of manufactured homes.

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    Published:
    12/01/2016
    ISBN(s):
    9781455915620
    Number of Pages:
    76

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    Consult the 2013 NFPA 225 for comprehensive, up-to-date installation criteria for manufactured homes.

    The 2013 NFPA 225: Model Manufactured Home Installation Standard presents the latest guidelines for safe, efficient, and effective installation of manufactured homes.

    Provisions cover:

    • Preparation of sites intended for manufactured homes
    • Foundations on which the manufactured homes are installed
    • Procedures for on-site installation and erection
    • Management of appliances and utility connections
    • Anchoring of the home and protection against seismic events, floods, and wind

    Keep pace with changes in the 2013 edition, including:

    • New retroactivity provisions specify that requirements are retroactive only where specified or in those cases where the AHJ determines that the existing situation presents an imminent danger.
    • New definition added for imminent danger.
    • New section on water mist sprinkler systems requires such systems to have a water supply system that complies with NFPA 13D: Standard for the Installation of Sprinkler Systems in One and Two-Family Dwellings and Manufactured Homes or the additional requirements of NFPA 750: Standard on Water Mist Fire Protect Systems.

    From site preparation through final inspection, the 2013 NFPA 225 gives engineers, manufacturers, and AHJs the guidance they need to help ensure the safety and health of manufactured home users.

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    Published:
    12/17/2012
    ISBN(s):
    9781455905812
    Number of Pages:
    72

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    Install manufactured homes for maximum safety with the 2009 NFPA 225.

    The 2009 NFPA 225: Model Manufactured Home Installation Standard presents the latest guidelines for safe, efficient, and effective installation of manufactured homes. Provisions cover:

    • Preparation of sites intended for manufactured homes
    • Foundations on which the manufactured homes are installed
    • Procedures for on-site installation and erection
    • Management of appliances and utility connections
    • Anchoring of the home and protection against seismic events, floods, and wind

    Keep pace with these changes in the 2009 NFPA 225:

    • New requirements for on-site installation of structures such as carports, awnings and roof coverings to insure such appurtenances are structurally independent from the home itself.
    • Extensive revisions to the sections dealing with the location and spacing of ground anchors were completed to allow NFPA 225 criteria to better align with the wind zone criteria of NFPA 501.
    • A new chapter dealing with prescriptive design criteria for homes that may be placed in a flood hazard area has been added. The chapter provides extensive details on pier design and spacing for such installations.

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    Published:
    2009
    Number of Pages:
    66