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Safety glazing and decks
- Thread starter jar546
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Gene Boecker
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Re: Safety glazing and decks
safety?
What's safety got to do with it???
:lol:
safety?
What's safety got to do with it???
:lol:
JBI
REGISTERED
Re: Safety glazing and decks
Kil - I cut and pasted that from my prior post, that's why I thought you were being obstinate. Yes I agree, if there's a door adjacent to the window it would need to be safety glass.
Kil - I cut and pasted that from my prior post, that's why I thought you were being obstinate. Yes I agree, if there's a door adjacent to the window it would need to be safety glass.
jar546
CBO
Any changes on this? I love resurrecting old threads. Who has changed their opinion?
#blastfromthepast
#blastfromthepast
steveray
SAWHORSE
Have not changed my opinion but was wondering why we don't consider them a wet/ slippery surface....Not that I am pushing that....
Are you guys trying to bring me pain reading through this thread...
1) No, Jar546, nothing has changed. There are still code officials that are insane with power. As for glazing by stairs and stairways, it dropped from 60 inches to 36 inches in the 2012.
2) Steveray, the ISPSC (pool code) has provisions addressing slip resistance at pool decks. Feeling it was poorly written, I have worked with NADRA to submit four proposals to the Group A hearings this year. I welcome your review and feedback, though it's too late to incorporate anything into the proposals at this time. I did reach out before submission to the NAHB, the APSP, and others for their review and feedback. I look forward to seeing what the committee thinks of the proposals.
1) No, Jar546, nothing has changed. There are still code officials that are insane with power. As for glazing by stairs and stairways, it dropped from 60 inches to 36 inches in the 2012.
2) Steveray, the ISPSC (pool code) has provisions addressing slip resistance at pool decks. Feeling it was poorly written, I have worked with NADRA to submit four proposals to the Group A hearings this year. I welcome your review and feedback, though it's too late to incorporate anything into the proposals at this time. I did reach out before submission to the NAHB, the APSP, and others for their review and feedback. I look forward to seeing what the committee thinks of the proposals.
steveray
SAWHORSE
I'm sure your proposals are spot on Glenn....Here are the guys reviewing ISPSC changes for region VI...Joe is another CT guy
