NZS 4229:1999

Concrete masonry buildings not requiring specific engineering design

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WARNING:  SUPERSEDED Standard.  This document has been replaced by 

  • NZS 4229:2013

    • Please note: NZS 4229 is being revised and the updated version is due for publication 2013.

    Sets down the structural requirements for buildings not requiring specific design, where the foundations of some or all of the walls, in any storey are constructed of masonry, and the floors, ceilings and roof are constructed of light timber frame, with the exception that the ground floor can be a concrete slab-on-ground.

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    Amendment history

    Supersedes

    Publishing information

    Status: SUPERSEDED

    Published: 29/09/1999

    Pages: 200

    Committee:  P4210/4229

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    Standards NZ References:

    Overseas Standards References:

    • ASTM E96.95
    • AS 1650:1989
    • ASTM C1116.95

    Other References:

    • Report SC1043: Earthquake behaviour of combined masonry and timber framed walls
    • Cement & Concrete Association of New Zealand & NZ Concrete
    • New Zealand Building Code
    • New Zealand Concrete Masonry Manual

    This document is cited by New Zealand legislation. Expand the box to see details.

    Building (Designation Of Building Work Licence Classes) Order 2007 (Revoked)

    Ministry:  Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment: Building and Housing
    Section:  3 Interpretation, Schedule Part 1, and Schedule Part 4

    Citation Context:
    NZS 4229:1999 means the New Zealand standard on Concrete masonry buildings not requiring specific engineering design as amended by NZS 4229:1999A1: Amendment 1 ; A category 1 building is a building … and (2)that is a new structure that complies with, or is an existing building that complies with the scope limitations of, NZS 3604:1999, or NZS 4229:1999, or both …

    Building Code Compliance Document B1

    Ministry:  Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment: Building and Housing
    Section:  AS1/AS3

    Building Code Compliance Document E1

    Ministry:  Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment: Building and Housing
    Section:  AS1

    Building Code Compliance Document G13

    Ministry:  Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment: Building and Housing
    Section:  AS2

    Licensed Building Practitioners Rules 2007

    Ministry:  Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment: Building and Housing
    Section:  Schedule 1

    Citation Context:
    Included in Performance Indicators for Licence Class Design 1, and Bricklaying and Blocklaying

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