Screen enclosure engineering
Screen enclosures need engineered members and connections to permit, the aluminum frame has to carry wind pressure on the screen walls and roof. Airavata prepares the sealed member and connection schedule.
We design member spans and pressures for the screen walls and roof and the connection demands, per the Florida Building Code and the aluminum framing standards used across South Florida.
Start a projectWhat’s involved
What the code requires.
- Member spans and pressures for screen walls and roofs.
- Connection demands for the frame and its anchorage.
- Design per the Florida Building Code and applicable aluminum framing standards.
- A member and connection schedule for the permit set.
How it works
From field to seal.
Enclosure
Geometry and framing are captured from the field or your plans.
Members
Spans and pressures are designed for the walls and roof.
Connections
Connection and anchorage demands are checked.
Sealed schedule
The member and connection schedule is signed for submission.
Common questions
Screen enclosure engineering, FAQ
Does a screen enclosure need an engineer in Florida?
Screen enclosures generally require signed and sealed engineering showing the aluminum frame and its connections resist wind pressure. The specifics depend on the size and jurisdiction; we confirm for your project.
Have a project like this?
Send the address and scope. We'll confirm what the code requires and what a sealed package looks like.
Prefer to talk? Call 305-393-0690