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A corridor finish is specified as IBC Class B interior wall finish. Which flame-spread index range corresponds to Class B?

Correct Answer

B) 26-75, the Class B range

IBC interior finish classification defines Class B as flame-spread index 26 through 75. Other choices correspond to Class A, Class C, or outside the Class A/B/C classification.

Answer Options
A
0-25, the Class A range
B
26-75, the Class B range
C
76-200, the Class C range
D
201-450, outside the standard A/B/C ranges

Why This Is the Correct Answer

IBC interior finish classification defines Class B as flame-spread index 26 through 75. Other choices correspond to Class A, Class C, or outside the Class A/B/C classification.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: 0-25, the Class A range

In finishes, 0-25, the Class A range is the wrong selection for Interior finish Class B: 0-25, the Class A range is an IBC dimensional value for a different stair, door, or egress condition.

Option C: 76-200, the Class C range

Choice C gives 76-200, the Class C range. Its specific error: 76-200, the Class C range is an IBC dimensional value for a different stair, door, or egress condition.

Option D: 201-450, outside the standard A/B/C ranges

Choice D (201-450, outside the standard A/B/C ranges) is rejected because 201-450, outside the standard A/B/C ranges is an IBC dimensional value for a different stair, door, or egress condition.

Memory Technique

Use a index tab memory cue for interior finish Class B: the stem's condition unlocks 26-75, the Class B range.

Reference Hint

Open International Building Code 2021 or 2024; use IBC 2021/2024 Section 803 interior wall and ceiling finish classification to confirm that IBC interior finish classification defines Class B as flame-spread index 26 through 75.

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