Yankee
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Is there a place in the codes somewhere that explains to lay-persons that the word "throughout" , , as in, , "a sprinkler system installed throughout" means every part of the building, including areas such a bathrooms?
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"Throughout"
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Coug Dad
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"Throughout" would then refer to the installation standard, NFPA 13. NFPA 13 defines full coverage and has specific exceptions where sprinklers are not required.
Yankee
Registered User
Ah thank you, I'll look there
Yankee
Registered User
Oh dang, this is supposed to be in the commercial thread