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Subject: [Sprinklerforum] Re: NFPA 13R - Multifamily with attic access
So, to update...
The architect has deemed this attic to be no storage.
Therefore, not requiring sprinklers per NFPA 13R.
However, architect has shown a pull-down hatch into the attic inside the 3'rd
floor unit,
re running into an area outside the dwelling unit and get
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Subject: [Sprinklerforum] Re: NFPA 13R - Multifamily with attic access
Thanks. Yes I see now that sprinklers would definitely be required if the
tenant has access to the attic.
Follow up- You can't just install a wet pipe system up there if you add heaters
to the
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Thanks Todd, much appreciated. Yes, it would still be 13R I agree.
When you say " it would need to be appropriately protected" do you mean
the attic would need to be sprinklered?
It would become accessible to the tenant and they would likely use it for
storage. Does 13R allow omission of sprinkle
As far as access, attic access could be allowed unless prohibited by Building
Code or other restriction (ie zoning approval).
However, since it is accessible for living space or storage, it would need to
be appropriately protected. Even then, it could be considered 4 stories inst
