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The government reaches into my bathroom
Having new windows installed throughout the house, and we were told that
the building code required that the bathroom window have tempered glass. Now, looking at the new window, I find etched into a corner of each pane 16 CFR 1201 II Looking that up online I find 16 CFR Part 1201 - SAFETY STANDARD FOR ARCHITECTURAL GLAZING MATERIALS -- St. Paul, MN |
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The government reaches into my bathroom
On 10/11/2013 8:25 AM, Bert wrote:
Having new windows installed throughout the house, and we were told that the building code required that the bathroom window have tempered glass. Now, looking at the new window, I find etched into a corner of each pane 16 CFR 1201 II Looking that up online I find 16 CFR Part 1201 - SAFETY STANDARD FOR ARCHITECTURAL GLAZING MATERIALS There's a good discussion on the proper interpretation of that rule at http://www.inspectorsjournal.com/for...TOPIC_ID=12936 |
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