Whether the balcony of a high rise residence without windows complies with fire safety regulations

It has nothing to do with fire protection, and the safety requirements for use require that the height of the balcony railing should not be lower.

Safety glass must be used in the following parts of the building that require glass as a building material:

1) Exterior windows of buildings with 7 floors or more;

2) Window glass with an area greater than or floor-to-ceiling windows with a glass bottom edge less than 500mm from the final decoration surface;

3) curtain wall (except all-glass curtain);

4) Inclined assembly windows, all kinds of ceilings (including skylights, lighting roofs), and suspended ceilings;

5) Sightseeing elevator and its outer protection;

6) Interior partitions, bathroom enclosures and screens;

7) Railings of staircases, balconies, platform corridors and atrium barriers;

8) Floor slabs used to withstand pedestrian walking;

9) Observation windows and viewing holes in aquariums and swimming pools;

10) The entrances and exits of public buildings, foyers, and other parts;

11) Other parts that are susceptible to impact or impact causing injury to the human body.

The eleventh item of this paragraph refers to the part referred to in the "Technical Specification for the Application of Architectural Glass" JGJ113 and the "Technical Code for Glass Curtain Wall Engineering" JGJ102.