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Can Class A and Class B factory buildings be built adjacent to each other?

2020-11-03View Original

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According to the original building codes, when the higher outer wall of two adjacent factories serves as a fire wall, there is no limit on the required fire separation distance; however, this distance should be no less than 4 meters between factories of Class A. There should be a distance of at least 4 meters between Class A buildings. Does this mean that Class A factories must be at least 4 meters apart from other Class A factories, or does it mean that Class A factories must be at least 4 meters apart from all other types of factories? Is it feasible to have Class A factories adjacent to Class B, Class C, Class D, etc. factories, with a fire wall installed in between?
Reply #22020-11-03
It should be possible, but no exact textual description was found
Reply #32020-11-05
Yes, I also didn’t find any explicit text saying it’s not allowed, nor does it say it is. It’s not mentioned either in the explanation of the provisions

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