ADAguy
Registered User
Must these comply with IRC? If so, what is the minimum clear width between opposing counters or to enter into an area?
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Outdoor Residential Kitchens
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ADAguy
Registered User
If a freestanding wall of the unit is 8' high would a permit be required?
Mr. Inspector
SAWHORSE
In PA an accessory structure needs to be 1000 sq. ft. to need a permit.
ADAguy
Registered User
No roof, open air.
What of CA?
What of CA?
mtlogcabin
SAWHORSE
There are no IRC requirements for minimum clear width in a kitchen unless you have 4 or more dwelling or sleeping units in a single structure.
R320.1 Scope.
Where there are four or more dwelling units or sleeping units in a single structure, the provisions of Chapter 11 of the International Building Code for Group R-3 shall apply.
my250r11
Sawhorse
IRC 105.1 says construct, enlarge ,alter , repair, move, demolish, or change. Our state law amends it to have reconfiguration of space. IMHO, yes needs permit.
my250r11
Sawhorse
I would push to get at least 36" between counters.