What is IBC Base Plate？

IBC (International Building Code) Base Plate is a type of steel plate that is used as a foundation for structural columns in buildings. The term "IBC" refers to the International Building Code, which is a set of building safety and construction standards that are followed by many municipalities in the United States. The base plate is typically bolted to a concrete foundation, and the column is then bolted to the base plate. The size and thickness of the base plate will depend on the load requirements of the column and the requirements set forth in the building code.

IBC Base Plate refers to a base plate that complies with the International Building Code (International Building Code) standards. IBC is a construction standard that aims to ensure that buildings meet the highest standards in terms of safety, hygiene and sustainability. Foundation slabs are a key component of a building's structure, distributing weight on the ground and supporting the building's superstructure. IBC Base Plate is usually made of concrete, steel or other materials, with the specific material and design depending on the type of building and site.