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  • 12/11/2013 at 12:42 am #9149 Reply | Quote
    Eastern_flair
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      This time it’s about storing items in the front hallway, under the stairs. 

      Is it, or is it not, a fire regulation that nothing can be stored in hallways? even if the little crawl space under the stairs looks ideal for just about anything you can’t fit in your apartment? 

      I’m tired of seeing prams, scooters, baby seats, beach gear, surfboards, fold up tables, bicycles and all sorts of things spilling out from under the stairs. It’s unsightly and I think potentially dangerous. Even if it is not in the direct path of “egress” – is it still against the fire safety rules? 

      We have recently installed smoke detectors and emergency lighting – does this forfeit the need to keep the hallway clear?

       

      I really appreciate this column and forum. thanks again Jimmy T. Confused

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    Reply To: Reply #20140 in Storing items on common property_again
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