If construction does not exactly fit one of these six standard types, select construction based on primary framing type. Any heavy timber or wood mill construction would usually fit Masonry Non-Combustible.
Frame |
A building where the exterior walls, bearing
walls, partitions, structural floors, roof and supports are wood or
light-gauge metal. This includes buildings where the wood or light-gauge
metal has been combined with other materials to form composite components
such as wood or metal studs with brick or stone veneer, stucco, or
metal siding. |
Joisted Masonry |
A building that has the exterior walls
constructed of masonry materials such as brick, concrete block, concrete,
gypsum block, clay tile, stone, or similar materials. The structural
floors or roof are wood or light-gauge metal. |
Non Combustible |
A building that employs a system of pre-engineered
rigid steel framing members. The exterior walls are metal siding,
sandwich panels, or masonry, and the roof is clad with metal roofing
or sandwich panels. |
Masonry Non-Combustible |
A building where the structural floors
and roof are unprotected non-combustible materials such as metal decking
or concrete on metal decking, and are supported by an unprotected
structural steel frame, fire resistive exterior walls, or a combination
of both. |
Modified Fire Resistive |
A building where the structural floors,
roof, and their supports are of non-combustible construction with
a fire rating of not less than one hour. A building very similar to
Masonry Non-Combustible; however, in Modified Fire Resistive, the
non-combustible floor, roof, and framing components are protected
with sprayed-fiber fireproofing. |
Fire Resistive |
A building where the structural floors
and roof and their supports are of materials such as precast or poured-in-place
reinforced concrete, with a fire resistive rating of not less than
two hours. |
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What is Business Auto Insurance
Whether you use vehicles to provide mobility for your employees, equipment or products, you cannot operate without comprehensive business auto insurance. Commercial auto insurance can include:
- Auto liability
- Medical payments
- Comprehensive coverage
- Collision coverage
- Uninsured and underinsured motorists coverage
- Coverage for autos you borrow or rent
- Coverage for employees using their cars for the business
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