instantmessenger
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I read through this thread. I didn’t see an answer to the question of when bollards are required to be installed. In my case I’m wondering when bollards are required to protect nearby storefront.
I read through this thread. I didn’t see an answer to the question of when bollards are required to be installed. In my case I’m wondering when bollards are required to protect nearby storefront.
Lets be careful about throwing around derogatory terms like “old”. Some of us are. My daughter hit the gas instead of the break in drivers ed, hit a light pole. Got to buy a new radiator And bumper.more of the old person misses the brake
I know what they are for and for whom they are more likely to be helpful for. I’m really looking for a code and specific section as to when and where they must be installed. If it’s distance, what distance is far away enough so they are not required? If no specific section other than 312.2 IFC and NFPA gas installation, is this more a standard of care and general liability that we as architects must include when designing?More of a security thing, more of the old person misses the brake and hits the store, more of a deterrent from stealing the atm
Well ICE it is a slow afternoon here in the office so I thought I might use your response and head down the rabbit hole on this subject.The fact that the equipment is electric and not in the garage eliminates a code requirement for protection.