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May rooms of Class A, B, and C with different fire hazards be placed adjacent to each other? (Please provide the relevant regulatory provisions.)

2017-07-12View Original

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May rooms of Class A, B, and C with different fire hazards be placed adjacent to each other? (Please provide the relevant regulatory provisions.) What measures should be taken if it can be placed adjacent? ?
Reply #22017-07-12
Don’t understand? If a room is classified as Class A, then all of them are Class A. There are no Category B and Category C anymore. If they are built separately, A, B, and C will definitely have distance limitations. Specifically, you should check the building codes
Reply #32017-07-13
In other words, can Class A, Class B, and Class C buildings that are separate from each other be built adjacent to one another? ?
Reply #42017-07-14
No, there must be space between them; building codes require a certain distance

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