They weren't unsure at all, they were positive they didn't want to pay for 
sprinklers in the attic and I was sure we didn't want to put them in for free. 
I don't think any architect consults NFPA Standards to see how to design a 
project. They complied with the building code so their job was done.

I'm still curious if the egress rules apply to an unused attic if it has a man 
door for access and the ceiling construction happens to be something that can 
be walked on like concrete planks. If IBC defines it as a story or floor then 
why don't they need exiting? I'm pretty sure a 300 ft long dead end area would 
not meet the egress requirements.


Ron Fletcher
Aero Automatic
Phoenix, AZ




-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Thom
Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2011 4:35 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: DEFINITION OF A CONCEALED SPACE

Wallpapering the file never stopped a determined law suit, It just helps
slow it down.
CYA, and I hope you made sure the GC knew it's supposed to be Him & the
Arch. That knows the building code, your just raising the question in
writing, please reply in same with specific code sections that apply. (They
are the "Professionals") (If they're unsure, isn't that when they're
supposed to get off some of that fee, and hire a FPE???)


So let's split the frog hair one more time. 
We went on record about it being labeled attic not storage and not a floor
according to the permitted plans. I hope they never have a fire.  


Ron Fletcher
Aero Automatic
Phoenix, AZ

 


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