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Subject: Re: Covered Parking in 13R
I don't think this has been said yet on this thread, but I think it is worth
mentioning. It is not a fire sprinkler contractor's job to decide where
sprinklers are required, and/or which standard is applicable
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Subject: Re: Covered Parking in 13R
I don't think this has been said yet on this thread, but I think it is worth
mentioning. It is not a fire sprinkler contractor's job to decide where
sprinklers are required, and/or which standard is applicable (NFPA 13
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I don't think this has been said yet on this thread, but I think it is worth
Yes. This is part of the building plan review. If I was the fire plan reviewer
answer to this question would be on the first sheet of the approved building
plans, with code cites.
Yes, I’ve had a bunch of spk designers displeased with me over such issues. The
Building and Fire reviewer can
Kudo’s Skylar.
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I don't think this has been said yet on this thread, but I think
I don't think this has been said yet on this thread, but I think it is
worth mentioning. It is not a fire sprinkler contractor's job to decide
where sprinklers are required, and/or which standard is applicable (NFPA
13/13R). I know we all probably do this, but we really shouldn't. I would
bet
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Subject: RE: Covered Parking in 13R
Check with the AHJ. I’m not sure you can change from 13 to 13R in the same
building. You can use residential rules in a 13 system
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I think so. I have 2 just like this that I am
I think so. I have 2 just like this that I am figuring this way13 R
upstairs NFPA Parkling downstairs.
John W. Farabee
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Residential use above a parking garage changes the occupancy requirement to
a mixed use and NFPA 13 design criteria is required. Therefore protect the
garage. Am I on the right track here?
Art Tiroly
ATCO Fire Protection/Tiroly
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Subject: Re: Covered Parking in 13R
Are their standpipes in this building ?
John Drucker
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John,
I have always put sprinklers
Are their standpipes in this building ?
John Drucker
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John
John,
I have always put sprinklers on the parking level in a situation as you
describe. The argument for sprinklers is that if one car catches fire without
sprinkler protection, you lose the entire building. Over 46 years working in
Florida and I have always done it...AHJ will be the final
This is outside the scope of the NFPA standards. It is in the realm of the
local Building or Fire Code to determine the If required.
Mark at Aero
602 820-7894
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John,
NFPA 13R states sprinklers are not required under a roof or deck above a
carport, 6.6.5.1, (13 ed.). From your description it sounds like a Carport.
NFPA 13R addresses Type V construction.
That would be a question for the local AHJ to answer.
Regards,
G. Tim Stone
G. Tim Stone
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