Florida Building Code Online Product Approval Search
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The Frame
Residents, contractors, and builders use this database to verify that construction products meet state safety and building requirements, which is a mandatory step for obtaining building permits in Florida.
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Property Owners
Owners must ensure that materials used in their construction projects are approved under the current Florida Building Code.
Contractors and Builders
Professionals must verify product compliance through this system to secure necessary building permits.
Product Manufacturers
Companies must have their products listed and approved in the BCIS system to be legally used in Florida construction projects.
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Summary
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the current Florida Building Code version?
How do I find if a product is approved for use in Florida?
Key Facts
- The 2023 Florida Building Code became effective on December 31, 2023.
- The BCIS portal allows users to search for products using a State Product Approval Number (FL#) or by manufacturer name.
- Users can filter search results by code version, including versions dating back to 2001.
- The system provides options to search by application type, such as new products, revisions, or editorial changes.
- The database includes a comprehensive list of registered product manufacturers authorized for use in Florida construction.
Why It Matters
Residents, contractors, and builders use this database to verify that construction products meet state safety and building requirements, which is a mandatory step for obtaining building permits in Florida.
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Code Version Update
The system explicitly highlights the transition to the 2023 Florida Building Code as of December 31, 2023, indicating that older code versions are now historical references.
Connected Entities
Sources
www.floridabuilding.org
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