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    bill1952 replied to the thread ATRIUMS.
    On the subject of atriums, is a multi balcony performing arts theatre an atrium? I've worked on a number of them - smaller than in photo...
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    bill1952 replied to the thread Ramp requirements for outdoor platform for small concert..
    Just for reference, some manufactures have code compliant portable ramps. StageRight in Clare MI is one I have specified.
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    Inspector Gadget replied to the thread Habitable Attic/Story framing issue.
    That's a storey.
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    Inspector Gadget replied to the thread Cricket Slope.
    This is exhibit "A" for why our office should require permits for re-roofing a building. The overlap valley garbage is way too common...
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    Phil B reacted to Yikes's post in the thread Cricket Slope with Like Like.
    I’ve been told by the BUR roofing manufacturers that a main design slope of 1/4” per foot which results in a valley slope of 1/8” per...
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    Yikes replied to the thread Cricket Slope.
    I’ve been told by the BUR roofing manufacturers that a main design slope of 1/4” per foot which results in a valley slope of 1/8” per...
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    wwhitney replied to the thread Accessible Electrical Panel.
    That's the section that applies to "Outlet, Device, Pull and Junction Boxes." A panelboard is typically installed in a "Cabinet or...
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    jar546 replied to the thread Accessible Electrical Panel.
    While I agree the code you cite can be used in this case, it would be secondary to the main issue, since in order to access the panel...
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    jar546 replied to the thread 13 Amps at the Ground Plate.
    Yes, I do know the answer, and sometimes it is quite simple, such as in this case. While I routinely find 1-2A in this scenario and see...
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    Scipio reacted to Gregg Harris's post in the thread Accessible Electrical Panel with Like Like.
    NEC 314.20 314.20 Flush-Mounted Installations. Installations within or behind a surface of concrete, tile, gypsum, plaster, or other...
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    jar546 reacted to Gregg Harris's post in the thread 13 Amps at the Ground Plate with Like Like.
    Do you know the answer, or are you looking for suggestions? Multiple scenarios can be the cause. I have several scenarios if needed.
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    jar546 reacted to ICE's post in the thread 13 Amps at the Ground Plate with Haha Haha.
    Grok says that you should consult a professional electrician. Kennedy might not look the part but he’s close.
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    Gregg Harris replied to the thread Accessible Electrical Panel.
    NEC 314.20 314.20 Flush-Mounted Installations. Installations within or behind a surface of concrete, tile, gypsum, plaster, or other...
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    ICE replied to the thread 13 Amps at the Ground Plate.
    Grok says that you should consult a professional electrician. Kennedy might not look the part but he’s close.
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    Joe.B reacted to Gregg Harris's post in the thread 13 Amps at the Ground Plate with Like Like.
    Do you know the answer, or are you looking for suggestions? Multiple scenarios can be the cause. I have several scenarios if needed.
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