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Preventing the spread of fire to Class 1a buildings
Ensuring the safety of occupants and protecting their lives is the primary goal of fire safety building codes. However, the NCC’s fire separation requirements for Class 1a dwellings are often misunderstood.
In this handy visual resource, HIA experts outline several ways this separation can be achieved, the basic principles of fire separation, and the role of different clauses in the relevant NCC regulations.
The risk of fire spread demands adequate separation or protection of Class 1a dwellings from fire sources. Ensure you are compliant and have clarity on how to attain fire safety, today.
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Who is it for?
Building Professionals
Australian housing industry professionals building Class 1a buildings.
What does it include?
- Controlling fire spread
- Triggers for protection
- Class 10a buildings
- Buildings on the same allotment
- What if subdivision is needed?