8.14.1.2.2 (02 ed) specifically allows LIMITED ACCESS in concealed
spaces. It isn't that the space has to be constructed such that you
can not get into it, It's what you do with the space with limited
access. Thats why the LIMITED ACCESS is followed by NOT permitting
occupancy or storage of combustibles.
Roland
On Jan 26, 2007, at 7:23 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a small non combustible crawlspace below a new 3-story
NFPA-13 protected commercial building. There is access via a ships
ladder and a small hatch. The height of the crawl space to
structure is 2.5 feet, the area is below grade and unheated.
Installing a dry system would be a task coordinating around ducts
and maintenance would be a nightmare with no floor or exterior
drain location.
If there wasn't a hatch it would be a non-combustible concealed
space. What is your experience/thoughts with controlling storage
administrativly and allowing the space unsprinklered?
Thanks
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