Ducts in Exits?
I have always interpreted Sentence 3.4.4.4.(1) as not permitting ducts to penetrate and exit fire separation as it is not a listed permitted penetration. But
February 1, 2021
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I have always interpreted Sentence 3.4.4.4.(1) as not permitting ducts to penetrate and exit fire separation as it is not a listed permitted penetration. But
Part 4 of the Fire Code applies to the storage, handling, processing, dispensing, and use of flammable and combustible liquids – in buildings, structures, and
As a former firefighter, Bill Copeland was familiar with how to handle himself in an emergency situation and, if necessary, save someone’s life. This was
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