Young Architect
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Where two exits are required and the max common path of travel is met, does each travel distance to the two exits need to be under 300'? Or does only one travel distance need to be under 300'?
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2 Exits Required - Both Need to Be Under 300'?
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Great book to get
Amazon.com: Applying the Building Code: Step-by-Step Guidance for Design and Building Professionals (Building Codes Illustrated): 9781118920756: Geren, Ronald L.: Books
Amazon.com: Applying the Building Code: Step-by-Step Guidance for Design and Building Professionals (Building Codes Illustrated): 9781118920756: Geren, Ronald L.: Books
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ADAguy
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I can vouch for Kent's book, ( A Graphic StandARDS OF ACCESS) now in a revised second edition. Not for beginners as it is very technical.
Compares ADASAD, CBC and IBC cites. Need to know Ch2 Scoping as to how to apply its contents.
Compares ADASAD, CBC and IBC cites. Need to know Ch2 Scoping as to how to apply its contents.