IBC 2024 is changing expectations – make sure your next investment is built to meet them.
As IBC 2024 regulations begin reshaping the temporary structure industry, not all clear span structures will meet the same standards.
The questions that protect your investment:
Is the structure engineered to current IBC 2024 requirements?
Not all manufacturers have updated their designs. Compliance isn’t guaranteed. Anchor’s Are!
Can they provide stamped engineering drawings in all 50 states?
If you operate across state lines, your engineering needs to travel with you. Anchor Can!
Are wind and snow loads calculated for my geographic location and intended use?
Generic calculations don’t always hold up under real-world conditions or inspections. Anchor’s Are!
Does the manufacturer provide complete structural calculations and documentation?
Thorough documentation is essential for permitting, inspections, and accountability. Anchor Does!
Has the structure been designed for extended duration installations?
IBC 2024 allows structures to remain in place up to 360 days, compared to 180. Longer installations require more than short-term design assumptions. Anchor’s Have!
Can the supplier support permitting and code review processes?
Your provider should be your partner when it comes to approvals. Anchor Can!
Is the structure engineered for real-world loading conditions – or just minimums?
Minimum compliance is not the same as reliable performance and may not pass new requirements. Anchor’s Are!
If inspectors ask questions tomorrow, will your provider have answers?
Because inspections don’t come with warnings. Anchor Will!
If your manufacturer can’t answer these questions, that should answer yours.
IBC 2024 isn’t just an update – it’s reshaping expectations across the temporary structure industry.
Before your next purchase, don’t just ask what a structure costs.
Ask if it’s ready for what’s coming.
Connect with a clear span sales representative to ensure your next structure meets IBC 2024 requirements.
