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is a 10" step code? Carl K 07-26-2006
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Posted by Carl K on July 26, 2006, 2:33 pm
Friend of mine is having a house built by David Weekly Homes (huge builder.)

He was expecting to get a garage floor like this:
http://www.rondarling.name/pics/v/rondarling/mynewhouse/IMG_8954.JPG.html

and now has this:
http://www.rondarling.name/pics/v/rondarling/mynewhouse/album_001/IMG_9720.JPG.html

The ledge you see is 10" on the far end and 14" on the other.

There is not going to be a wall on that ledge - the garage was to be part car
parking, part work shop with a 'small step' between the 2 to keep car gunk (like
snow) from invading the work space.

The builder currently is not going to change it.

10" is a bit of a step. I am wondering if it isn't a code violation, which
should compel the builder to do something.

Anyone have any advice?

Carl K

Posted by Steve Barker LT on July 26, 2006, 4:34 pm
Another 4" of concrete would be a simple cure. Taper off at the entrance.

--
Steve Barker



> Friend of mine is having a house built by David Weekly Homes (huge
> builder.)
> He was expecting to get a garage floor like this:
> http://www.rondarling.name/pics/v/rondarling/mynewhouse/IMG_8954.JPG.html
> and now has this:
>
http://www.rondarling.name/pics/v/rondarling/mynewhouse/album_001/IMG_9720.JPG.html
> The ledge you see is 10" on the far end and 14" on the other.
> There is not going to be a wall on that ledge - the garage was to be part
> car parking, part work shop with a 'small step' between the 2 to keep car
> gunk (like snow) from invading the work space.
> The builder currently is not going to change it.
> 10" is a bit of a step. I am wondering if it isn't a code violation,
> which should compel the builder to do something.
> Anyone have any advice?
> Carl K



Posted by Glenn on July 26, 2006, 6:26 pm
Or a hand rail

> Another 4" of concrete would be a simple cure. Taper off
> at the entrance.
> --
> Steve Barker
>> Friend of mine is having a house built by David Weekly
>> Homes (huge builder.)
>> He was expecting to get a garage floor like this:
>> http://www.rondarling.name/pics/v/rondarling/mynewhouse/IMG_8954.JPG.html
>> and now has this:
>>
http://www.rondarling.name/pics/v/rondarling/mynewhouse/album_001/IMG_9720.JPG.html
>> The ledge you see is 10" on the far end and 14" on the
>> other.
>> There is not going to be a wall on that ledge - the
>> garage was to be part car parking, part work shop with a
>> 'small step' between the 2 to keep car gunk (like snow)
>> from invading the work space.
>> The builder currently is not going to change it.
>> 10" is a bit of a step. I am wondering if it isn't a
>> code violation, which should compel the builder to do
>> something.
>> Anyone have any advice?
>> Carl K


Posted by tmurf.1@juno.com on July 26, 2006, 7:57 pm

Glenn wrote:
> Or a hand rail
> > Another 4" of concrete would be a simple cure. Taper off
> > at the entrance.
> > --
> > Steve Barker
> >> Friend of mine is having a house built by David Weekly
> >> Homes (huge builder.)
> >> He was expecting to get a garage floor like this:
> >> http://www.rondarling.name/pics/v/rondarling/mynewhouse/IMG_8954.JPG.html
> >> and now has this:
> >>
http://www.rondarling.name/pics/v/rondarling/mynewhouse/album_001/IMG_9720.JPG.html
> >> The ledge you see is 10" on the far end and 14" on the
> >> other.
> >> There is not going to be a wall on that ledge - the
> >> garage was to be part car parking, part work shop with a
> >> 'small step' between the 2 to keep car gunk (like snow)
> >> from invading the work space.
> >> The builder currently is not going to change it.
> >> 10" is a bit of a step. I am wondering if it isn't a
> >> code violation, which should compel the builder to do
> >> something.
> >> Anyone have any advice?
> >> Carl K

Eight inches max case closed


Posted by crhras on July 27, 2006, 12:10 pm

Or an elevator.

> Or a hand rail
>> Another 4" of concrete would be a simple cure. Taper off
>> at the entrance.
>> --
>> Steve Barker
>>> Friend of mine is having a house built by David Weekly
>>> Homes (huge builder.)
>>> He was expecting to get a garage floor like this:
>>> http://www.rondarling.name/pics/v/rondarling/mynewhouse/IMG_8954.JPG.html
>>> and now has this:
>>>
http://www.rondarling.name/pics/v/rondarling/mynewhouse/album_001/IMG_9720.JPG.html
>>> The ledge you see is 10" on the far end and 14" on the
>>> other.
>>> There is not going to be a wall on that ledge - the
>>> garage was to be part car parking, part work shop with a
>>> 'small step' between the 2 to keep car gunk (like snow)
>>> from invading the work space.
>>> The builder currently is not going to change it.
>>> 10" is a bit of a step. I am wondering if it isn't a
>>> code violation, which should compel the builder to do
>>> something.
>>> Anyone have any advice?
>>> Carl K
>



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