Assertion: sprinkler | /r/HasProperty | omitted
Facets:
value: from these spaces
type: LOCATION
value: from bathrooms
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Similarly, there are other spaces where sprinklers can be omitted where the potential for ignition and fire development are not a great cause for concern.
text: Where wood joist or composite wood joist construction is used in ceilings not attached directly to the joist, sprinklers can be omitted where insulation is used to fill the void from the ceiling to the bottom of the joist and where the joist channels are fire stopped at intervals not exceeding 160 cubic feet (4.5 cubic meters) to the full depth of the joist.
text: It is important to note that where sprinklers are omitted from combustible concealed spaces there may be an impact on the hydraulic design of the system.
text: Sprinklers can be omitted from these spaces provided they are not accessible for storage, contain no equipment such as conveyors or fuel-fired heating units, the floor above is not used for handling or storing combustible or flammable liquids, and the floor construction is tight.
text: Sprinklers can be omitted from several exterior spaces as well.
text: Where NFPA 13 systems are installed in residential applications, sprinklers can be omitted from bathrooms that do not exceed 55 square feet (5.1 square meters) in area as long as the walls and ceiling provide a 15-minute thermal barrier.
text: Similar to NFPA 13R systems and residential areas of NFPA 13 systems, sprinklers can be omitted from bathrooms less than 55 square feet (5.1 square meters) and closets no larger than 24 square feet (2.2 square meters) in NFPA 13D systems.
text: Guidelines on both vertical pipe chases and electrical equipment rooms where sprinklers can be omitted have been clarified.