Only thing I can think of is that this structure must block the pedestrian egress route and the AHJ requires it…but then there’s no security for the enclosure?… unless it can be locked during “off hours” or something like that.
This guy Fire Codes. The panic hardware is weird. Never seen it like that before. Curious as to the actual story behind how this whole thing got built.
AHJ caught my attention. I spent 2 hours dealing with fallout at work because I used ‘AHJ’ in an email. I’m Fire Training Division… and it was another Chief Officer who didn’t understand the term AHJ… on a casual courtesy email, not even important. I was both infuriated and amused by the stupidity of the whole thing.
Sorry, I know this is totally off-topic, but since you're knowledgeable: does a motorcycle count as a motor vehicle for the purposes of parking garage fire codes? For example, if I wanted to park my motorcycle behind my car, but the building manager said that they only allow one vehicle per spot because of fire codes, does that make sense?
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u/DiligerentJewl 6d ago
But the push bar is on the outside of the enclosure leading in