11-26-2013, 08:37 PM
UFC (Uniform Fire Code) is the national standard. Most local standards adopt their basic standards from the UFC and then adjust as needed. Big cities like NY are often the source for UFC due to their fire history. Fire protection is always a knee jerk practice - have to kill a bunch of folks and then make a code so it won't happen again. Wiki has a good read on them <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_escape">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_escape</a><!-- m -->
Fire escape codes vary on area and time frame. The further you go back the less requirements there would be. Floor followed by unit followed by room. I would guess that your area, and the time the buildings would have been built, I would say to each unit would be expectable
ratled
Fire escape codes vary on area and time frame. The further you go back the less requirements there would be. Floor followed by unit followed by room. I would guess that your area, and the time the buildings would have been built, I would say to each unit would be expectable
ratled
Modleing the Jefferson Branch in HO on the Southern Pacific