One place you might find these is on the back side of a building served by a
rail line. Design specs may already have been discussed and finalized between
the fire plan reviewer and architect as part of building permit review. Have
you talked with plan reviewer? While intent is general
Luis,
While you may not find the term “wall hydrant” in NFPA 14, you will find it
in multiple NFPA standards, including NFPA 1, 13, 20, 25 & 24 to name a
few.
While NFPA 24 does not provide a specific definition for a wall hydrant,
the other definitions do not preclude one from having a
I’m sorry it took a couple days to formulate a response to this – hopefully
it’s still of value.
“Wall Hydrant” is not a defined term in NFPA 14, but we often refer to
wall-mounted hose OUTLETS as “wall hydrants”. The are usually 2-way, 4x2½x2½
but to my knowledge, there are no code
