Technical Booklet E Fire Safety·Page 70·Diagram 2.11, para 2.58 and 2.76
Fire resistance of external walls adjacent to external escape routes
This diagram specifies the fire-resistance requirements for external walls and openings adjacent to external escape routes, including vertical zones and door/window specifications.
Fire resistance of external walls adjacent to external escape routes. Key requirements: Fire-resisting door (F.D.) shown in diagram. Window requires 30 minutes fire resistance. Within 1.8 m of the escape route from the bottom of the stair should be fire-resisting to a height of 1.1 m. The 1.8 m zone above the top landing of the stair may be reduced to 1.1 m provided that the top landing is not part of a basement stair. Maximum 6 m for stair to be unprotected from the weather. Stair door – no fire resistance required when fixed shut. Fire-resisting areas of wall shown in elevation and plan views with 1.8 m measurements from escape route and landing heights.
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