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For the ICC Accessibility Inspector/Plans Examiner exam and the plan table: accessible routes, ramps, curb ramps, doors, parking, toilet rooms, showers, reach ranges and Type A and Type B units. One topic per page: first the drawing, then the inches and the code section. 65 illustrated pages.
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Every page has one big drawing and a box with the inch values and code sections you need to know:
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These are real pages from the book. The table of contents is the full one: 8 parts and 61 topics.
You're at the plan table. The corridor narrows to 32 inches behind a column, and you can't remember if that's allowed or a markup.
You've read the accessible route section more than once. The answer is in there, but it's one sentence with three numbers in it: 36, 32, 24. In a paragraph, the numbers trade places overnight.
In the book, the accessible route is one page: a corridor drawn in plan view, 36 inches clear, a 32-inch pinch point no longer than 24 inches, and a stair crossed out, because stairs never count as an accessible route.
Changes in level, ramp runs and landings, door clear width, toilet room scoping and hi-lo fountains work the same way: one page each.
You look at the corridor, picture the 24-inch pinch from the page, and mark it or pass it without digging through the code again.
How the code fits together, building blocks, routes and ramps, site and parking, doors, toilet rooms and bathing, other features and dwelling units, and the review checklist: 65 pages, all illustrated.
Think of it this way:
You're on site with a tape measure at a toilet room door, and the contractor wants to know right now if the pull-side clearance works.
In the book, you open the pull-side page and see the door in plan view, the clear floor space in front of it and the latch-side inches written right on the drawing.
Same with ramp landings, grab bars, the transfer shower, reach ranges and Type B kitchens: each one on its own page.
Accessibility Inspector Illustrated is 8 parts and 61 topics, all drawn, and it closes with a 6-step plan review, a field inspection checklist and a quick section index.
What you see drawn, you don't have to memorize.
IBC, A117.1, ADA and Fair Housing side by side, scoping vs. technical, editions that shift, the review order and how to tab your code books for an open-book exam.
Floor surfaces and changes in level, the 30 × 48 clear floor space, knee and toe clearance, turning space, forward and side reach, operable parts and protruding objects.
What counts as an accessible route, passing spaces, running vs. cross slope, ramp runs and landings, handrails, edge protection, curb ramps and detectable warnings.
Site arrival points, how many accessible parking spaces, car vs. van spaces, access aisles, passenger loading zones and the 60% entrance rule.
Clear width measured the right way, pull-side and push-side maneuvering clearance, thresholds and hardware, opening force, closing speed and doors in series.
Toilet room scoping, water closet clearance and grab bars, wheelchair and ambulatory compartments, lavatories, urinals, accessories, transfer and roll-in showers and bathtubs.
Hi-lo drinking fountains, tactile signs, elevators and platform lifts, accessible means of egress, assembly seating, counters, and Accessible, Type A and Type B units.
The numbers that get mixed up on one page, plan review in 6 steps, measuring what was built in the field and a quick section index.
At the end of the book: A 6-step plan review, a field inspection checklist and a quick section index.
Practice finding the right section and the right number, with each answer explained in one or two lines and tied back to the page it comes from.
See the mistakes that show up again and again on plans and in the field, each one drawn wrong and then right, so you spot them at a glance.
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Every clearance is a drawing with its inch value and section number, so you study after work without drowning in paragraphs.
You review in one order, route to reach, and the numbers that get mixed up are together on one page, so you know where to look in the code.
Print the pages you need and keep them at the plan table or in the truck: pull side, ramp landing, grab bars, drawn and ready to check.
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Yes. It's written for inspectors, plans examiners and contractors who know the field and want every clearance drawn, in the same order you review a plan.
From IBC Chapter 11, ICC A117.1 and the ICC Accessibility Inspector/Plans Examiner exam bulletin. The book follows the editions listed in the current bulletin (2021 IBC and ICC A117.1-2017), and every value is tagged with its section so you can check it against the edition your jurisdiction has adopted. Where the 2010 ADA Standards differ, the page flags it.
No. It's an independent study guide, not affiliated with or endorsed by ICC or any code body, and it doesn't give you a certificate or CEUs. It's for studying, not for the exam room: ICC open-book exams only allow the referenced code books. The book shows you where each number lives so you can tab your own codes.
No. It doesn't replace your training or the codes. What it adds: every clearance drawn in plan view with its section number, the numbers that get mixed up (60, 48, 36, 18, 12) together on one page, a 6-step plan review, a field inspection checklist and a quick section index to tab your code books.
No. They're written for this book, in exam style, to practice finding the right section and the right number. Each answer points back to the page it comes from.
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Yes. The PDF is made to print: the whole book, or only the pages you want at the plan table or on site.
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No more rereading Chapter 11 and having nothing stick.
Pull side, push side, turning space: you see it drawn and that's it.
You walk into the exam knowing where every number lives.
Drawings make studying faster.
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