Building Code ..., Volume 1Industrial commission of Wisconsin, 1914 |
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100 persons 12 inches air space aisles apartment houses approved asbestos auditorium automatic sprinkler balcony basement boiler booth brick Building Code ceiling cent chimney clay tile closet combustible compression members concrete blocks curtain dead load designed enclosed stairway exceed exit lights exterior fire escape fire extinguishers fireproof building fireproof construction fireproof enclosure fireproof floor flat bars floor area flue foot frame girders grade gypsum horizontal exits hotel class inches thick incombustible material Industrial Commission interior standpipes joists least 3 feet less live load located metal lath mill construction non-fireproof Note number of persons Order pipe plaster platform Portland cement pounds per square private assembly hall protected public passageways railing risers roof seats SECTION semi-fireproof partition side smoke pipe square feet stage stair standard fire doors standard fire walls standard fire windows steel stories in height three stories toilet room tread unit stresses urinal ventilating water-closet width
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Page 1 - Every employer and every owner of a place of employment or a public building now or hereafter constructed shall so construct, repair or maintain such place of employment or public building, and every architect shall so prepare the plans for the construction of such place of employment or public building, as to render the same safe.
Page 100 - All stage scenery, curtains and decorations made of combustible material, and all woodwork on or about the stage, shall be painted or saturated with some non-combustible material, or otherwise rendered safe against fire...
Page 35 - Order 5257. Floor. The floor and base of every toilet room shall be constructed of material (other than wood) which does not readily absorb moisture and which can be easily cleaned...
Page 60 - ... shaft and court a door giving sufficient access to such shaft or court to enable it to be properly cleaned out: Provided, That where there is already a window giving proper access, it shall be deemed sufficient. In all multiple dwellings of class "b...
Page 95 - Abutting joints shall be cut or dressed true and straight and fitted close together, especially where open to view. In compression joints depending on contact bearing the surfaces shall be truly faced, so as to have even bearings after they are riveted up complete and when...
Page 49 - Order 5311. Recesses. Recesses for water, sewer or other pipes shall not be deeper than one-third the thickness of the wall and the recesses around such pipes shall be filled up with solid masonry for a space of one foot at the top and bottom of each story.
Page 51 - MATERIAL Structural steel shall conform to the Standard Specifications of the American Society for Testing Materials for Structural Steel for Buildings, Serial Designation A 9-21, as amended to date.
Page 125 - Every dwelling and every part thereof shall be kept clean and shall also be kept free from any accumulation of dirt, filth, rubbish, garbage or 'other matter in or on the same, or in the yards, courts, passages, areas or alleys connected with or belonging to the same.
Page 108 - ... at night, and at the head and foot of each flight of stairs, and at the intersection of all hallways with main corridors, shall be kept during the night a red light...
Page 64 - The vault shall extend at least 6 inches above ground, be as dark as possible, and be proof against entrance by flies, rats, or other vermin. The upper portion shall be of concrete, or of brick or stone laid in cement mortar. If in damp ground the entire vault shall be of concrete, or brick or stone laid in cement mortar.