Minimum cage size for go-go girl

[peach]

I agree with Yikes.. it's furnishing.. OSHA may look at it differently.. Mark.. how did you get that picture of me?

 

[mark handler]

Mark.. how did you get that picture of me?

In my younger years I frequented a few joints….

 

[BayPointArchitect]

Thanks everyone for your contributions. I have decided to apply the same requirements for any stage, stair and electrical work with a minimum inside clear cage dimension of 27" x 27" x 84". I'm probably overstepping my boundaries considering this is stage furniture but I think it best to give a definite answer rather than pass the buck to OSHA or the union of Las Vegas entertainers.

 

[FM William Burns]

I would be happy to serve as a 3rd party inspection person on this one

 

[brudgers]

Thanks everyone for your contributions. I have decided to apply the same requirements for any stage, stair and electrical work with a minimum inside clear cage dimension of 27" x 27" x 84". I'm probably overstepping my boundaries considering this is stage furniture but I think it best to give a definite answer rather than pass the buck to OSHA or the union of Las Vegas entertainers.

If there are no building code requirements [which is clearly the case] then the definitive answer is, "There are no building code requirements."

That's not passing the buck, That's acting professionally.

 

[Frank]

The ones we permitted and inspected here several years back are for patron's use and are hung off the side of the mezzanine.

Sealed RDP drawings were required.

4 inch bar spacing for lower 42 inches.

Single 7 inch step down into the cage.

Size was not a code issue as these were about 5 by 5 to give a girl room to strut her stuff.

I would think around 30 x 30 as in a shower stall would be a code minimum or could quote the 5 sq ft per person minimum for standing space.

They are not accessible, as they are part of a mezzanine is not accessible (under 3000 sq ft). Main dance floor is accessible.

 

[Yikes]

Somehow, this thread about the building official taking responsibility for a go-go cage reminds me of a David Letterman Top Ten list from 10 years ago, after the IRS seized the Mustang Ranch in Nevada for back taxes and it became "government-owned", so to speak:

http://www.mudslide.net/TopTen/lnwd1990.html#September20