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OBC 2006 Division B

9.10.16.1.

Version 0 — in force 31 December 2006

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Provenance

OBC 1997 · renumbered from 9.10.15.1. — Pro

Base · O. Reg. 350/06 · ext← current

Original — base regulation

O. Reg. 137/07, cl. 50 · ext v1 →

In force 2007-04-02

Next: O. Reg. 137/07, cl. 50 · ext (not in force until 2007-04-02) v1 →

OBC 2012 · continues as 9.10.16.1. — Pro

9.10.16.1. — Required Fire Stops in Concealed Spaces

(1) Concealed spaces in interior walls, ceilings and crawl spaces shall be separated by fire stops from concealed spaces in exterior walls and attic or roof spaces.

(2) Fire stops shall be provided at all interconnections between concealed vertical and horizontal spaces in interior coved ceilings, drop ceilings and soffits where the exposed construction materials within the concealed spaces have a surface flame-spread rating greater than 25.

(3) Fire stops shall be provided at the top and bottom of each run of stairs where they pass through a floor containing concealed space in which the exposed construction materials within the space have a surface flame-spread rating greater than 25.

(4) In unsprinklered buildings of combustible construction, every concealed space created by a ceiling, roof space or unoccupied attic space shall be separated by fire stops into compartments of not more than not more than 300 m² in area where such space contains exposed construction materials having a surface flame-spread rating greater than 25.

(5) No dimension of the concealed space described in Sentence (4) shall exceed 20 m.

(6) Concealed spaces in mansard or gambrel style roofs, exterior cornices, balconies and canopies of combustible construction in which the exposed construction materials within the space have a surface flame-spread rating exceeding 25 shall have vertical fire stops at intervals of not more than 20 m and at points where such concealed spaces extend across the ends of required vertical fire separations.

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