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Design of railings in manufacturing area 1

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bsmet95

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I know there is a requirement for railings to take a horizontal load at the top, of 200# I believe, but I can't remember where I found this. Can someone point the way?
 
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IBC 1607.7 (I was just reading the section)
 
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