: [EXTERNAL] Car Lifts
I hear what you’re saying John. I don’t know how the NFPA 13 committee came to
this conclusion about car stackers or exactly what type of stacker system this
criteria is based upon. There are many variations. But even in EH2, you are
still expected to deal with
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I hear what you’re saying John. I don’t know how the NFPA 13 committee came to
this conclusion
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I agree with what yo
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I agree with what you are saying here Craig, but as Mike already pointed out,
NFPA 13 2016 does seem to cover this. The explanatory material in the handbook
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Said report also supports a ceiling of OHG2 combined with in-racks beneath each
corner of the upper car (if memory serves me right)
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Whether the lift has a catch pan below the car or not makes no difference. In
these
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Subject: [EXTERNAL] Car Lifts
Use common sense. There is guidance on all scenarios is not sorted yet.
If the lift plate on which the car rests has lots of openings ( ~ 50% is the
line in the sand for racking), then overhead-only should be good.
If the car rests on a solid plate
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Currently working on a high end condo development. The owners have individual
garages with an option to have a lift installed so that they can get an
addition
Currently working on a high end condo development. The owners have individual
garages with an option to have a lift installed so that they can get an
additional car in.
I am sure you know where this is going ... sprinklers under the lift or no? I
don't know of any code references that directly
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