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According to the IBC, what is the maximum height allowed for guardrails around floor openings?

Correct Answer

C) No maximum specified

The IBC specifies a minimum height of 42 inches for guardrails but does not establish a maximum height, allowing for design flexibility above the minimum safety requirement.

Answer Options
A
36 inches
B
48 inches
C
No maximum specified
D
42 inches

Why This Is the Correct Answer

The IBC specifies a minimum height of 42 inches for guardrails but does not establish a maximum height, allowing for design flexibility above the minimum safety requirement.

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