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Code guides published

May 6, 2011

Cengage Learning’s Delmar division has released the 2012 Significant Changes series, a collection of four publications on the major updates to the building and life safety code changes from the International Code Council.

The titles, Significant Changes to the International Fire Code; Significant Changes to the International Building Code; Significant Changes to the International Residential Code; and Significant Changes to the International Plumbing Code, International Mechanical Code and International Fuel Gas Code, clarify the text with color illustrations of significant changes that occurred between the 2009 codes and the new 2012 editions.

“We are excited to have the ability to offer our customers both the comprehensive and updated 2012 I-Code series from the ICC and the straight-forward, logically organized Delmar Significant Changes series,” said Greg Clayton, vice president of Delmar. “The Significant Changes series facilitates quick and accurate identification of key changes, to help building and life safety professionals easily access and understand the changes from the 2009 I-Codes. Coupled with the detailed, specific code requirements of the 2012 I-Codes, these books will provide professionals with all of the resources necessary to remain code compliant.”

   

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