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PD 1096 Section 1203

Section 1203

SECTION 1203. Veneer. (a) Definition. Veneer is a non structural facing of brick, concrete, tile, metal, plastic, glass, or other similar approved materials attached to a backing or structural components of the building for the purpose of ornamentation, protection, or enclosure that may be adhered, integrated, or anchored either on the interior or exterior of the building or structure. (b) Design Requirements. The design of all veneer shall comply with the following: (1) Veneer shall support no load other than its own weight and the vertical dead load of veneer immediately above. (2) Surfaces to which veneer is attached shall be designed to support the additional vertical and lateral loads imposed by the veneer. (3) Consideration shall be given to differential movements of the supports including those caused by temperature changes, shrinkage, creep, and deflection. (4) Adhered veneer and its backing shall be designed to have a bond to the supporting elements sufficient seismic effects on the total assemblage. (15) Anchored veneer and its attachment shall be designed to resist horizontal forces equal to twice the weight of the veneer. (6) Anchors supports and ties shall be non- combustible and corrosion-resistant.

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CitationPD 1096 Section 1203 (LawPlayer, data as of July 4, 2026)

Source: Supreme Court E-Library, Republic of the Philippines. Philippine laws are public documents (works of the government).

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