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An interior non-fire-rated swinging door on an accessible route is measured with a door-force gauge. What maximum opening force should be used?

Correct Answer

A) 5 lbf

Accessible door criteria use a 5 lbf maximum opening force for doors other than fire doors and exterior hinged doors where the standard exception applies. Other choices exceed the accessible-door limit.

Answer Options
A
5 lbf
B
8 lbf
C
10 lbf
D
15 lbf

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Accessible door criteria use a 5 lbf maximum opening force for doors other than fire doors and exterior hinged doors where the standard exception applies. Other choices exceed the accessible-door limit.

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