What Mark said and to add, the horizontal exit is/are just regular doors
as you state. Meaning they are doors in which you walk through. However
they are fire rated doors and not just "regular doors". 

Steve

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Subject: Re: StandPipe Question(s)

Sometimes there are buildings with fire walls separating different areas
of a common level into separate "fire areas". When one of these type
buildings is required to have a horizontal standpipe, the code requires
a valve on both sides of fire doors communicating between the two
adjacent fire areas. In effect these doors allow one to "exit" one fire
area, while "entering" the adjacent fire area. The valve on both sides
allows the firefighter to enter the adjacent fire area with a charged
hose line. 
Mark at Aero

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From: Ralphy Henderson [mailto:ralphbuccan...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2012 03:39 PM
To: sprinklerforum@firesprinkler.org <sprinklerforum@firesprinkler.org>
Subject: StandPipe Question(s)

Can someone explain to me IFC 905.4 (2): Which states that standpipes
are required "on each side of the wall adjacent to the exit opening of a
horizontal exit."

1) Is a horizontal exit just a regular door - as opposed to like a roof
hatch (vertical)?
2). "On each side of the wall" - does this mean from the inside of a
building you see two hose connections: one on the left of the door and
one on the right? Or does this mean one on the inside of the building
and one on the outside?
Thanks - I'm a little confused...

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