New York § 58 Cellar ceiling

New York Statutes

§ 58 — Cellar ceiling

New York·Law MRE Multiple Residence·Title 1 Fire Protection·Art. 4 Hotels and Similar Dwellings

  § 58. Cellar ceiling. The ceiling of the cellar shall be fire-retarded\nor be equipped with a sprinkler system, or the entire cellar shall be\nequipped with a fire-detecting system. Any room within the dwelling in\nwhich a boiler or furnace is used for generating heat or hot water to\nservice the dwelling shall be enclosed with fire-retarded partitions and\nevery door opening therefrom and its assembly shall be fireproof with\nthe door self-closing. The ceiling of such room shall also be\nfire-retarded or be equipped with a sprinkler system, or the room shall\nbe equipped with a fire-detecting system.\n

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§ 58. Cellar ceiling. The ceiling of the cellar shall be fire-retarded\nor be equipped with a sprinkler system, or the entire cellar shall be\nequipped with a fire-detecting system. Any room within the dwelling in\nwhich a boiler or furnace is used for generating heat or hot water to\nservice the dwelling shall be enclosed with fire-retarded partitions and\nevery door opening therefrom and its assembly shall be fireproof with\nthe door self-closing. The ceiling of such room shall also be\nfire-retarded or be equipped with a sprinkler system, or the room shall\nbe equipped with a fire-detecting system.\n

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