Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-08
solid from the foundations to the

OF all DulldlnRs Wltnln the hre limits
shall be of fireproof material.
All cornices shall be well secured
to the walls with iron anchors, in
dependent of any woodwork
No cOrnice, not including pedi-
ments, shall extend more than five
feet above the highest point of the
roof beams of any building.
Every metal cornice shall have
riveted joints.
SKYLIGHTS.
Section 81. All skylights in build
ings of Glasses one and two shall be
of corrugated, prismatic or wire glass
not less than one-fourth inch thick,
set In n metallic frame.
Every skyliRht other than wire
glass shall be protected both above
and below by wire screen not less
than No ~ wire supported on an iron
frame.
STAIRWAYS.
Section 80. Buildings of Glasses
one and two shall have one main
stairway, not less than four feet wide,
from first to highest story. but in no
case shall there be less than two
stairways from the top floor to the
second floor In any building having
more than four thousand square feet
area.
INTERIOR PARTITIoNS-LIG
COURTS. ... s
Section 80. Interior partitions in
any building of Glasses one and two
shall be constructed Of tile, brick or
concrete or shall be of bars of metal,
sides plastered, or shall be of wire
glass not less than one-fourth inch
thick, set In hollow metal frames
and sash.
CHIMNEYS AND FLUES.
Section "a. All chimneys Of ma
sorry or concrete construction shall
have walls at least eight inches thick,
or in dwellings may be constructed
of 4-inch brick walls with an inside
lining of terra-cotta or well burnt
clap pipe not less than one inch
thick. No chimney shall be built on
wooden brackets or supports. No
smoke pipe shall project through any
external wall or window. Every in
Simultaneous heater, gas stove or crate
| shall be provided with vent pipe
not less than three inches In diameter
extending at least twelve inches above
the roof with a "T" connection or
equivalent at top and around every
such vent at all places not exposed
| there shall be galvanized iron
sleeve extending the full length of the
concealed portion with n clear air
space Of not less than one inch sur
rounding the vent. The sleeve to ex-
tend through the ceiling or floor be-
low and the roof above. ...
SMOKE STACKS.
Section 90. Smoke stacks connect
ed to steam boilers under which saw
dust, shavings or wood are burned
shall extend not less than twenty-five
feet above the roof or any adjacent
roof and shall be provided with an
approved spark arrester.
RANGES, OVENS, AND SIMILAR
APPURTENANCES
Section SO. Wooden floors under
ranges, ovens, kilns, coffee roasters.
candy kettles, and similar devices,
shall be protected by u sheet Of as
bestos not less than Lie inch In
thickness covered by sheet of metal
not less than "a gauge extending one
foot beyond the base Of such device.
A layer of properly cemented brick
or tile may be used In lieu of the
above
| FIRE DOORS AND SHUTTERS.
Section 81. (a Every exterior
opening In the sides or rear of build
ings within the fire limits shall have
metal covered shutters or doors, con-
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this section. or in lieu thereof may
have frames and sashes of hollow
metal glazed with wire glass not
less than one-quarter of an inch
thick, no pane in which shall be larg-
er than twenty-four by thirty inches.
Rolling iron steel shutters may be
used on the first story only
(b) Fire doors and shutters shall
be constructed of two thicknesses of
matched boards not over six inches
wide, at right angles to each other.
or crossing diagonally, nailed with
wire nails clinched. and securely COW
cred with tin on both sides and edges,
sheet to be not larger than l0Xl4
inches In size put together with tin
roofers' lock Joint and securely nail
ed, the nails to be driven inside the
lap and the joints hammered down
over the nail heads. No solder shall
be used. Doors shall never be less