NFPA 501 2013

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NFPA 501: Standard on Manufactured Housing

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NFPA	2013	111

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Maximize safety for manufactured housing by following the latest industry accepted practices in the 2013 NFPA 501. NFPA 501: Standard on Manufactured Housing covers all the equipment and installations used in the design, construction, transportation, fire safety, plumbing, heat-producing, and electrical systems of manufactured homes. Update to the 2013 edition and raise protection levels for people and property with changes that include: New requirements on safe rooms to provide a safe area for occupants of manufactured housing in areas prone to hurricanes, tornados, and other natural disasters. New requirements on water mist sprinkler systems referencing NFPA 13D: Installation of Sprinkler Systems in One- and Two-Family Dwellings and Manufactured Homes and NFPA 750: Water Mist Fire Protection Systems Manufacturers, installers, and AHJs can depend on the 2013 NFPA 501 for up-to-date guidance that helps ensure the continued safety of manufactured housing.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
2	Important Notices and Disclaimers
3	Additional Notices and Disclaimers
9	Chapter 1 General 1.1 Scope 1.2 Definitions
10	1.3 Consumer Manual Requirements 1.4 Incorporation by Reference
11	1.5 Data Plate 1.6 Serial Number 1.7 Excluded Structures 1.8 Waivers 1.9 Interpretive Bulletins
12	1.10 Use of Alternative Construction 1.11 Certification Label Chapter 2 Referenced Publications (Reserved) Chapter 3 Reserved Chapter 4 Planning Considerations 4.1 Scope 4.2 Special Definitions 4.3 Light and Ventilation
13	4.4 Ceiling Heights 4.5 Exit Facilities — Exterior Doors 4.6 Exit Facilities — Egress Windows and Devices 4.7 Interior Privacy
14	4.8 Interior Passage Doors 4.9 Room Requirements 4.10 Minimum Room Dimensions 4.11 Bathroom Passage Doors 4.12 Hallways 4.13 Glass and Glazed Openings 4.14 Landings
15	4.15 Handrails 4.16 Guards 4.17 Stairway Illumination
16	Chapter 5 Fire Safety 5.1 Scope 5.2 Definitions
17	5.3 Flame Spread 5.4 Fire Safety of Bathrooms
18	5.5 Kitchen Cabinet Protection 5.6 Carpeting 5.7 Fireblocking
19	5.8 Requirements for Thermal Insulating Materials
20	5.9 Fire and Life Safety Equipment
21	5.10 Fire Testing 5.11 Fire Sprinkler System 5.12 Attached Garages 5.13 Carbon Monoxide Detectors
23	Chapter 6 Body and Frame Construction Requirements 6.1 Scope 6.2 Definitions 6.3 General Requirements
24	6.4 Minimum Standards
25	6.5 Structural Design Requirements
34	6.6 Windstorm Protection
35	6.7 Resistance to Elements and Use 6.8 Formaldehyde Emission Controls for Certain Wood Products
36	Chapter 7 Testing 7.1 Structural Load Tests 7.2 Test Procedure for Roof Trusses
39	7.3 Requirements for Windows, Sliding Glass Doors, and Skylights Used in Manufactured Homes
40	7.4 Requirements for Egress Windows and Devices for Use in Manufactured Homes 7.5 Requirements for Swinging Exterior Passage Doors for Use in Manufactured Homes
41	7.6 Air Chamber Test Method for Certification and Qualification of Formaldehyde Emission Levels Chapter 8 Thermal Protection 8.1 Scope 8.2 Definitions
42	8.3 Materials 8.4 Condensation Control and Installation of Vapor Retarders
45	8.5 Air Infiltration 8.6 Heat Loss/Heat Gain
46	8.7 Comfort Heat Gain 8.8 Heat Loss, Heat Gain, and Cooling Load Calculations
47	8.9 Criteria in Absence of Specific Data 8.10 Heat Loss Certificate
49	8.11 Comfort Cooling Certificate and Information
50	Chapter 9 Plumbing Systems 9.1 Scope 9.2 Definitions
52	9.3 General Requirements 9.4 Materials
55	9.5 Joints and Connections 9.6 Traps and Cleanouts
56	9.7 Plumbing Fixtures
57	9.8 Hangers and Supports
58	9.9 Water Distribution Systems
59	9.10 Drainage Systems
61	9.11 Vents and Venting
62	9.12 Tests and Inspection
63	Chapter 10 Heating, Cooling, and Fuel-Burning Systems 10.1 Scope 10.2 Definitions
64	10.3 Minimum Standards
65	10.4 Gas Piping Systems
68	10.5 Oil Piping Systems
69	10.6 Heat-Producing Appliances 10.7 Exhaust Duct System and Provisions for the Future Installation of a Clothes Dryer
70	10.8 Installation of Appliances
72	10.9 Venting, Ventilation, and Combustion Air 10.10 Instructions 10.11 Marking 10.12 Accessibility 10.13 Cooling Appliances
73	10.14 Circulating Air System
75	Chapter 11 Electrical Systems 11.1 Scope 11.2 Definitions
77	11.3 Power Supply
78	11.4 Disconnecting Means and Branch-Circuit Protective Equipment 11.5 Branch Circuits Required
79	11.6 Receptacle Outlets 11.7 Fixtures and Appliances
80	11.8 Wiring Methods and Materials
81	11.9 Grounding 11.10 Electrical Testing 11.11 Calculations
82	11.12 Wiring of Expandable Units and Multi-Wide Units 11.13 Outdoor Outlets, Fixtures, Air-Conditioning Equipment, and Other Equipment
83	11.14 Painting 11.15 Polarization
84	11.16 Examination of Equipment for Safety Chapter 12 Transportation 12.1 Scope 12.2 Definitions 12.3 General Requirements 12.4 System Requirements 12.5 System Component Requirements
85	Chapter 13 Special Construction Consideration 13.1 Scope 13.2 Definitions 13.3 Dwelling Unit Separation
86	13.4 Exterior Walls 13.5 Electrical Service 13.6 Water Service 13.7 Safe Rooms. Chapter 14 Referenced Publications 14.1 General 14.2 NFPA Publications
87	14.3 Other Publications
91	14.4 References for Extracts in Mandatory Sections Annex A Explanatory Material
93	Annex B Structural Calculation Guidelines for In-Transit Conditions for Manufactured Homes
94	Annex C Transportation Road Test Protocol Guidelines
99	Annex D Informational References
100	Index