Jack,

Earlier in the thread from Tony:

"The cooler is 30' long 4' wide and 7' high. It has glass doors and open
metal shelves. So you grab the beer closest to you and the next one slides
forward. When stocked full, there is hardly any empty space inside. You
might see similar ones in stores that sell liqour. Does it have to be
sprinklered?"

I read this as thirty feet from side to side, four feet from front to
back & seven feet from bottom to top. I don't see ten feet anywhere.
This sounds like the standard front opening (multiple doors)
dispensing coolers for liquid beverages as found in any convenience or
grocery store and I don't think you need to sprinkler it.


On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 11:13 AM, Fairchild, Jack
<[email protected]> wrote:
> I don't see how a 10' deep box could not be a walk-in style.  There's two 
> main problems.  The required slope of the shelves would drive the height of 
> the box beyond 7' and loading the box from the front would very difficult to 
> manage.  It's too much weight to push.  It could be front loading from all 4 
> sides of the box.  Personally if you can walk inside, you need a sprinkler, 
> otherwise it's really large furniture.  Also at 7' high it's likely the 
> required 18" clearance isn't going to be met.
>
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>
> George,
>
> I don't recall it being described as "big insulated panel box.' In
> fact I think Tony said he hadn't seen it. Go back a post or two. My
> thought is that if this thing is a factory manufactured device  that
> is brought out on a truck, dropped off and plugged-in (even if it
> comes in large sub-assemblies that just plug into each other) then
> it's a big reefer and not a room or space.
>
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