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Author: All4OneAll4One Date: Sep 5, 2006 11:01
Thanks for the replies. Obviously my questions has not been answered to
the degree which I'd like. It's nobody's fault. It's just the lack of
resources available to the public. It's would be interesting if
PROFESSIONALS trades from Laos can participate in web site such as this
so that exchanges of useful information can be shared. Unfortunately,
only a few PRIVILEGE folks in the LPDR ranks can be here.
Thanouxay, would you be able to reference me to any Laos lumber
manufactures that I can inquire more information on their products? A
web site would be great?
Jim
Jim wrote:
> Laos' dwelling codes. I know finding the answer to my questions will
> be next to non-existent. Nonetheless, I'll ask anyway.
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> Is there a "STANDARD" residential building codes established...
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Author: JimJim Date: Aug 29, 2006 14:38
Laos' dwelling codes. I know finding the answer to my questions will
be next to non-existent. Nonetheless, I'll ask anyway.
Is there a "STANDARD" residential building codes established in the
housing construction industry in Laos. In other words, does Laos has a
building codes like we have in the states, the IRC [International
Residential Code]?. If there is such regulations, where can I find more
information?
My second question is what are the standard lumber sizes uses in the
residential building codes? e.g. 2x4, 2x6, 2x12, etc. I know that
different country might utilize different lumber dimensions, but I'd
like to know what sizes of lumbers does the lumber yards in Laos
produced.
If anyone have any information about this request, please don't hesitat
sharing them here.
Thanks in Advance.
Jim
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Author: drsoukdrsouk Date: Aug 29, 2006 15:04
sabaidi,
you must ask thanouxay.
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Author: àºà»àº²àº§à»àºà»àº¡àº·àºàºà»àº²àº§à»àºà»àº¡àº·àº Date: Aug 29, 2006 16:18
Jim wrote:
> Laos' dwelling codes. I know finding the answer to my questions will
> be next to non-existent. Nonetheless, I'll ask anyway.
>
> Is there a "STANDARD" residential building codes established in the
> housing construction industry in Laos. In other words, does Laos has a
> building codes like we have in the states, the IRC [International
> Residential Code]?. If there is such regulations, where can I find more
> information?
>
> My second question is what are the standard lumber sizes uses in the
> residential building codes? e.g. 2x4, 2x6, 2x12, etc. I know that
> different country might utilize different lumber dimensions, but I'd
> like to know what sizes of lumbers does the lumber yards in Laos
> produced.
>
> If anyone have any information about this request, please don't hesitat
> sharing them here.
> Thanks in Advance.
> ...
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Author: àºà»àº²àº§à»àºà»àº¡àº·àºàºà»àº²àº§à»àºà»àº¡àº·àº Date: Aug 29, 2006 16:21
Jim wrote:
> Laos' dwelling codes. I know finding the answer to my questions will
> be next to non-existent. Nonetheless, I'll ask anyway.
>
> Is there a "STANDARD" residential building codes established in the
> housing construction industry in Laos. In other words, does Laos has a
> building codes like we have in the states, the IRC [International
> Residential Code]?. If there is such regulations, where can I find more
> information?
>
> My second question is what are the standard lumber sizes uses in the
> residential building codes? e.g. 2x4, 2x6, 2x12, etc. I know that
> different country might utilize different lumber dimensions, but I'd
> like to know what sizes of lumbers does the lumber yards in Laos
> produced.
>
> If anyone have any information about this request, please don't hesitat
> sharing them here.
> Thanks in Advance.
> ...
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Author: saopaksesaopakse Date: Aug 29, 2006 16:46
jim! i just want to ask you have you visite laos recently.?
Jim wrote:
> Laos' dwelling codes. I know finding the answer to my questions will
> be next to non-existent. Nonetheless, I'll ask anyway.
>
> Is there a "STANDARD" residential building codes established in the
> housing construction industry in Laos. In other words, does Laos has a
> building codes like we have in the states, the IRC [International
> Residential Code]?. If there is such regulations, where can I find more
> information?
>
> My second question is what are the standard lumber sizes uses in the
> residential building codes? e.g. 2x4, 2x6, 2x12, etc. I know that
> different country might utilize different lumber dimensions, but I'd
> like to know what sizes of lumbers does the lumber yards in Laos
> produced.
>
> If anyone have any information about this request, please don't hesitat
> sharing them here.
> Thanks in Advance. ...
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Author: sibtham2sibtham2 Date: Aug 29, 2006 17:24
Another question:
What is the availibility of sand for masonry work? (slab foundation and
roofing tiles)
Any ressource in Xienkhoung could supply tons of sand?
Thanks in Advance.
Sibtham
Jim wrote:
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> be next to non-existent. Nonetheless, I'll ask anyway.
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Author: CatCat Date: Aug 30, 2006 19:45
Yeah, the code is if the building falls and kills you than you don't
need to worry about the code anymore because you are already dead.
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Author: brushoffbrushoff Date: Aug 30, 2006 22:50
Cat wrote:
> Yeah, the code is if the building falls and kills you than you don't
> need to worry about the code anymore because you are already dead.
What code for building? Just pay the headless sucker las vagas is
yours.
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Author: thanouxaythanouxay Date: Aug 31, 2006 10:06
Jim and friends,
Although I am not an expert in construction but nevertheless I can tell
you that yes, there is a Standard Building Code in Lao PDR. Before one
can build any residential or anyother type of building including
industrial building need to have a detailed design plan certified by an
authorised architect office in Lao PDR and get it submitted to the
Vientiane Urban Development and Administration Authorities (VUDAA) for
consideration and approval.
Here are among others some basic rules to comply with:
1. Your building has to be built ten metres from urban electrical
line;
2. Your building has to be a certain distance from your fence;
3. In general the height of a building should not exceed 25 metres;
Sok dee
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