rinkler than just the obvious one, i.e. the easiest pipe run.
Steve Leyton
Protection Design & Consulting
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Thank you for the feedback concerning the moveable bunk beds. You
reiterated what I already new. The one thing we have to keep in mind is
even though we may not be able to plac
: Dormitory Bunk Beds
Tim,
I think it is addressed clearly in 8.5.5.3.2 which states that
"Sprinklers shall not be required under obstructions
that are _not_ fixed in place such as conference tables." (emphasis
mine) I would think you could make an
excellent case that bunk beds are no
If you were to locate a HSW sprinkler on the opposite wall and low enough to
spray under the upper bunk, it may never operate due to the distance from
the ceiling. I don't think you'll find one listed for that distance.
Ed Kramer
Littleton, CO
> I have asked an interesting question today by a
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Years ago I made all of the arguments that I see you making and the old
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Tim,
I think it is addressed clearly in 8.5.5.3.2 which states that
"Sprinklers shall not be required under obstructions
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Subject: Dormitory Bunk Beds
I have asked an interesting question today by a general contractor and
need some assistance.
A local college dormitory is undergoing some renovations and the
question was asked about double or full size Bunk Beds (wider than 4'-
Of
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Tim,
I think it is addressed clearly in 8.5.5.3.2 which states that
"Sprinklers shall not be required under obstructions
that are _not_ fixed in place su
4:05 PM
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Subject: Dormitory Bunk Beds
I have asked an interesting question today by a general contractor and need
some assistance.
A local college dormitory is undergoing some renovations and the question
was asked about double or full size Bunk Beds (wider than 4'-0
he kids set the heads off, but I am
sure it has happened a time or 2.
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Subject: Dormitory Bunk Beds
I have asked an inter
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Subject: Dormitory Bunk Beds
I have asked an interesting question today by a general contractor and
need some assistance.
A local college dormitory is undergoing some renovations and the
question was asked about double or full size Bunk Beds
Tim,
I think it is addressed clearly in 8.5.5.3.2 which states that
"Sprinklers shall not be required under obstructions
that are _not_ fixed in place such as conference tables." (emphasis
mine) I would think you could make an
excellent case that bunk beds are not fixed in place. I agree that
I have asked an interesting question today by a general contractor and need
some assistance.
A local college dormitory is undergoing some renovations and the question
was asked about double or full size Bunk Beds (wider than 4'-0) being used
in the rooms.
The local fire marshal has asked about
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