Trying to paint this picture with text.

 

I have an 18'-6" wide x 40' long rock wall floor plan, ceiling is an all
glass skylight starting at 42' to 46' (about 19' along the slope) with the
rock wall against the low side.  The rock wall is 40' tall for 1/3, 13' tall
middle 1/3, 37' tall for 1/3.  At the floor, the wall varies on width
extending out to about 9' at the top creating an overhang anywhere from
4'-9'.  The belay points at the top have a 6" to 12" lip extending back over
the wall (covered).  The tops of the two high areas are open, minus the
overhangs.  The rock wall is a fiberglass over a metal lathe, construction
of the wall is a type IIB.  There are access panels and access ladders in
the space behind the wall so storage behind the wall is for certain.

 

So, the plan is to have EC sidewalls at the high side of the skylight
spraying down the slope.  The top of the walls are greater than 18" below
the glass (almost 4') where they occur so they are not floor mounted
obstructions per NFPA. We will have uprights beneath the 13' level as this
is one large shelf to continue up the other 2 walls.

 

My question is can I assume that the spray will both extend over and
into/down the cavity created by the wall (behind) and also spray to the
floor beneath the overhang created by the wall as it extends past vertical
(the 4-9' distance)?  

 

I cannot use SC-HSW because the floor area will not be covered and it would
require a 2nd line, and would definitely be an obstruction for the overhang.
Pendents are out because the skylight steel will not support the piping and
the overhang again and the Arch is having a conniption about the pipe where
we can install it.

 

It looks something like this..the EC sidewall would be to the lower right
side spraying down and towards the wall

http://eldowalls.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/modgeckoxlphantom-web.jpg

 

Happy 4th!

 

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