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Anonymous users2024-01-24There is no explicit provision in the relevant regulations on the opening direction of the entrance door, but from the perspective of convenience of use, there should be no such result. It is recommended to find a developer to open the door indoors instead.
The developer is fooling you, there is no such provision in the fire code, and the regulations for the evacuation door to open outward are only for crowded places and public gathering places... Sue it.,Don't build according to design.。。。
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is a requirement that the door should be opened in the direction of evacuation when the evacuation passage is passed, but the door of the resident's door, office and other places is not required.
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Anonymous users2024-01-221. The evacuation door of densely populated places in the fire regulations should be opened outward, but the door of the resident is not required.
2. Go to the design institute, construction committee and other places to check the design drawings to see if they are consistent with the design.
3. There is no problem in fire protection.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Take a picture and go to the fire brigade for consultation. See what they say.
In line with the requirements, the fire hydrant box is set up in residential buildings because of the restrictions of electric wells, wind shafts, entrance doors, etc., many of which are set up behind the entrance door after opening.
Hello, if the size of the fire door does not meet the requirements, then the fire department will require rectification, which does not constitute a reason for you to check out.
Yes, as long as this is a residential building, many of them are like this, and the design is on the side of the entrance of the resident. The main thing is that the drawings have been reviewed and filed by the fire department to meet the requirements.
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1. There is no such provision in the Fire Protection Law, but there are clear provisions in the fire protection technical specifications. >>>More