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A fixed storefront lite has exposed area over 9 sf, its bottom edge is 12 in. above the floor, its top edge is above 36 in., and a walking surface is within 36 in. horizontally. What IBC glazing condition is met?

Correct Answer

A) A hazardous location requiring safety glazing

IBC 2406 identifies large fixed or operable glazing as hazardous where the pane exceeds 9 sf, bottom edge is less than 18 in. above the floor, top edge is more than 36 in. above the floor, and a walking surface is within 36 in. horizontally. Other choices ignore the four-part hazardous-location test.

Answer Options
A
A hazardous location requiring safety glazing
B
Base the large fixed glazing safety trigger response on skylight glazing
C
Classify the condition as a nonhazardous display case exception
D
Limit large fixed glazing safety trigger to fire-rated glazing

Why This Is the Correct Answer

IBC 2406 identifies large fixed or operable glazing as hazardous where the pane exceeds 9 sf, bottom edge is less than 18 in. above the floor, top edge is more than 36 in. above the floor, and a walking surface is within 36 in. horizontally. Other choices ignore the four-part hazardous-location test.

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