A fixed glass panel forms part of a shower enclosure. Its bottom exposed edge is 48 inches above the standing surface. Under 2021 IBC 2406.4.5, how is this glazing treated?
Correct Answer
B) It is glazing in a hazardous location requiring compliant safety glazing
The bottom edge is below the 60-inch threshold for shower-enclosure glazing. Fixed construction does not remove the hazard classification. The rule covers every pane in multiple glazing; the separate horizontal-distance exception does not establish a shower exemption. Source: 2021 IBC 2406.4.5.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
The bottom edge is below the 60-inch threshold for shower-enclosure glazing. Fixed construction does not remove the hazard classification. The rule covers every pane in multiple glazing; the separate horizontal-distance exception does not establish a shower exemption. Source: 2021 IBC 2406.4.5.
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