Here are some articles and summary handouts related to post-frame foundations: HPC Handout part 1 - Economical Foundation options HPC Handout part 2 - Foundation and Wall Op tions HPC Handout 3 - Pre-Fabricated and other Post-Frame Wall Options Post-Frame Foundations part 1...

Code officials can approve buildings that use Perma-Column products with confidence. An ICC Evaluation Service Report (ICC-ESR) usually provides a fast-track for code official acceptance of new products. Nevertheless, section 104.11 of the International Building Code allows for alternative...

Click here to request the latest version of a handy Footing Calculator to help you calculate the maximum building span you can do with different footing sizes and depths. The standard upon which the calculator is based is periodically revised and updated by ASABE, so please include your contact...

Independent testing confirms what you probably already knew - that Perma-Column's high-strength concrete and steel products are stronger than laminated wood posts...so no problems upgrading wooden posts to sit atop Perma-Columns. Click here to download the research report.

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The Perma-Column Design and Use Guide Sturdi-Wall Design Manual for drill & wet set installation Precast Concrete Deck Post Design Calculations Perma-Column Installation Manual Perma-DeckPost Design Manual Read more:...

Perma-Column Installation Manual: The Installation Manual provides tips to help builders easily incorporate Perma-Column products, without drastic changes to their traditional building methods.

Click here for a Perma-Column Price List and a list of Heartland-area architects, builders and retailers. NOTE: Architects and Builders do not sell Perma-Columns to the public, but they may offer Perma-Columns on their buildings.

As an alternative to deep-notched 6x6" posts illustrated in DCA6, 4x4" posts may typically be used on decks that are 6' or less from the top of the concrete pier to the bottom of the deck framing (the bottom of beams or rim joists) if there is no roof load imposed. There are several ways to...

Click here for simple, step-by-step instructions on how to repair rotten posts and greatly extend the life of an old building.