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Building elements required to satisfy prescribed fire-resistance levels

  • Compliant to Parts C & D1.12?

Materials and assemblies required to satisfy prescribed fire hazard properties

  • Compliant to Parts C1.10, C1.10a & Spec A2.4?

Element required to be non-combustible, provide fire-protection, compartment action or separation

  • Compliant to Parts C2.5 to 2.14, C3.3, C3.11, D1.7, D1.8, E1.3 & G3.4?

Wall wetting sprinklers

  • Compliant to Parts C3.4, C3.8, C3.11, D1.7, D1.8 & G3.8?

Fire doors

  • Compliant to Parts C2.12 to D2.13, C3.4 to C3.8, C3.10, C3.11, D1.7, D1.8 & D1.12?

Fire windows

  • Compliant to Parts C3.4, C3.8, C3.11, D1.7 & D1.8?

Fire shutters

  • Compliant to Parts C3.4, C3.5, D1.7 & D1.8?

Solid core doors

  • Compliant to Part C3.11?

Fire-protection at service penetrations

  • Compliant to Parts C3.12, C3.13 & C3.15?

Fire-protection associated with construction joints, spaces at the like

  • Compliant to Part C3.16?

Smoke doors

  • Compliant to Spec C2.5 & D2.6?

Proscenium walls (fire curtains)

  • Compliant to Part H1.3?

Exits (including fire-isolated stairways and ramps, stair treads, balustrades and hand rails associated with exits, and fire-isolated passageways)

  • Compliant to Parts D2.2, D2.3, D2.8 to D2.11, D2.13, D2.16, D2.17 & D2.23?

Smoke lobbies to fire isolated exits

  • Compliant to Parts D1.7 & D2.6?

Open access ramps or balconies for fire-isolated exits

  • Compliant to Part D2.5?

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