Tony,
Several years back I did a place where they build high end wooden
office furniture. We did most of it as OH2. The two things you have
to look out for are sawdust and finish application. Those may require
more substantial protection. Glue type could be an issue as well. I
don't have the FM standards, but they probably address these issues.
Todd
At 12:33 PM 1/1/2008, you wrote:
I'm designing a sprinkler system for a building where they manufacture
kitchen cabinets. NFPA recommends OH2 for wood machining and wood product
assembly occupancies. Have others designed similar facilities for OH2?
I can't seem to find my FM data sheets. Can someone please tell me the FM
requirements? This building doesn't have to conform to FM (not yet), but I'm
just trying to see if I can cover my bases for now.
Tony
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Fire Protection Design/Consulting
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