Crematories. Use Group?

[jpranch]

What use group would you put a crematroy in? F-2 perhaps? Business?

 

[High Desert]

I guess you could say what they are processing ends up noncombustible, but not when they start out. I would lean towards a B.

 

[MarkRandall]

B or F-2, but I lean toward F-2. The closest similar occupancy I could think of would be occupancies with a large fired furnace like a glass blowing shop or a ceramics kiln shop. Ceramics and glass both fall into F-2.

 

[FM William Burns]

Being a 101 person I would have to classify it as a mixed or separated occupancy but would have to base it on the separation and or lack of (proposed) to classify. In the I-world; I would evaluate the predominate usage and lean towards the higher hazard being F-2 most likely.

 

[cda]

Stand alone or part of a Chapel with services????

 

[fatboy]

The crematorium itself..F-2....other uses.......an A? B?

 

[TJacobs]

What Fatboy said...F-2 for the working area.

 

[jpranch]

No chapel or other A use. They will just slab,em, burn,em,, & bag'em.

 

[fatboy]

Nice JP........you're so tactful.

 

[FM William Burns]

That's how I'm going and in case my wife forgets....... spread me at the natural bridge outside Big Timber

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[Coug Dad]

R-1??? Eternal Sleep???

 

[mtlogcabin]

That's how I'm going and in case my wife forgets....... spread me at the natural bridge outside Big Timber

I would be happy to fullfill your wish. Tell your wife to put you in a flat rate box for less than $15.00

 

[mark handler]

F-1 and remember Some of the products are concidered "biohazarous".