Generate a professional ASCE 7-22 wind load calculation sheet for your Florida window and door permit in five simple steps. Each report costs $9.99 and covers one building project with unlimited openings.
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Enter the building information: project name, address, design wind speed (mph), exposure category (B/C/D), mean roof height, risk category, and minimum building dimension.
Add each window and door with its mark, type, width (inches), height (inches), floor level, and pressure zone. Zone 4 applies to most openings; Zone 5 applies to openings within the corner distance from any building corner.
Click Print Report to open a print-ready calculation sheet showing all ASCE 7-22 factors, a full opening schedule with design pressures, and FBC Section 1609 compliance notes. Use your browser's Print function to save as PDF.
Attach the calculation sheet to your building permit application. Verify each product's Florida Product Approval (FL#) or Miami-Dade NOA meets the calculated design pressures.
Zone 4 (interior wall) applies to windows and doors away from building corners — the correct zone for most openings. Zone 5 (corner zone) applies when any part of the opening is within distance 'a' of a building corner. Distance 'a' equals 10% of the building's shortest side, with a minimum of 3 ft. For a 30 ft wide building, a = 3 ft.
| Parameter | Notes |
|---|---|
| Wind Speed | From ASCE 7-22 maps; Miami area 170-185 mph, Tampa 150-160 mph, Orlando 140-150 mph, Jacksonville 130-145 mph |
| Exposure C | Open terrain — most common for Florida projects |
| Exposure D | Within 1 mile of ocean, bay, or large lake |
| Height Limit | Up to 60 ft mean roof height (no PE stamp required) |
Professional, print-ready wind load calculation reports for Florida building permits. $19.99 per project.
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