Code Enforcement

Pamela:   Thanks for sharing. When looking at photos, I could see how this was on your mind everyday. I live in the wide open spaces overlooking the granite formations of the Laramie Mountain Range with no paved streets, and I can not possibly have a comprehension of the pain of looking at this every day.   "...There's a gold dirt road to a…

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Steel pipe with wall thickness smaller than schedule 40 must be listed for threading. Some sprinkler pipe manufacturers offer pipes smaller than schedule 40 that can be threaded. Consult with the manufacturar or check UL/FM databases to verify which manufacturer offer threadable schedule 10 pipes.

690.31(A) permits ALL raceway and cable wiring methods that are included in the code.  However, if the DC wiring enters the building and exceeds 30V and 8A, then 690.31(D) restricts you to metal raceways or MC cable.  

Upnorth:   Fair enough:    The English language is hard to get a grasp on as there are several meaning for the word "and" based on it use in a sentence and the context of the topic of the paragraph.   The NFPA Manual of Style creates the subsections of 7.12 where multiple requirements are introduced. Each subsection is a paragraph of the main…

Look at 5704.9.7.4

Thanks for the recommendations - I agree that objectively keeping to the regs to avoid personalities entering into it is critical, while  in particular making sure not to back someone into a corner! Appreciate the help!

Thank you Milton, I know I can rely  on your wealth of information, especially for someone who isn't in every single standard all day, thanks again I surely appreciate you.

You can refer to the NFPA 10 for reference, you can claculate the quantity of extinguishers you should use in this building