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Bldg 1925 Reprint ' (·; ' .. '1 . ,··· . f ' ~: '•\. _, ..... --f.. '· j'" ( l I • ST.~T1·; PUJll,JCATIONS CO\'ERiliG LAWS RELATIVE TO BCIJ;DIXGS AND BUtI~DlSG \\'ORK Issued by the Industrial Commission. TABLE OF CONTENTS Building Code State Electrical Code By Pages Elevator Code . ' Boiler Code Industrial Lighting Code General Orders on Existing Buildings General Orders on Safety in Building Construction Page General Orders on Fire Prevention General Orders on Sanitation Introduction ................................... · · · · · 7 General Orders on Safety Refrigerator Code General Orders on Spray Coating. Part L Scope of Building Code. Section I. Ne"· Buildings and Additions ........... 11 State Board of Health. Plumbing Code Section 2. Alterations ......................... · · 11 Code for Rural School Privies Section ~. Change of Use ....................... .,, . 11 Rules for Sanitary Care of Schools Construction and Operation of Slaughterhouses Section 4. Existing Buildings .................... 11 Sewage Systems for F'arm Homes Sf'ction 5. Buildings not included ................ 12 '\\,.isconsin 1'rater"'orks Sev;age and Refuse Disposal Code 12 \Visconsin Public Comfort Station Code Sel"tio11 fi. Local Regulations .................... Section 7. Approval of Plans ..................... 12 D<"partment of Public Instruction. Rural School Requirements for special State Aid. Fire Protection and Safety in Schools. Po.rt IL Definitions and Standards. Any of the above bulletins will be furnished or sent on request. Section L Fireproof Construction ................ 14 CONSt;J,T OR WRITE RESPECTH'•: DEPARTMENTS AS FOL· Section 2. Mill Construction ..................... 17 i··. LOWS: Sert ion 3. Ordinary Construction ................ 17 1. Building Construction, Safety, Sanitation, etc., Industrial Com­ Frame Buildings ............ - ........ 18 \ mission. Section 4. 2. Schools, Assistance in Layout, Economy and Administration. Section 5. Height of a Building ................... 18 Supervisor of Buildings, Department of Public Instruction. Basement; First Floor; Number of Stories .. 18 3. Electrical Work, Industrial Lighting, etc., Industrial Comn1is- Section 6. sion. Section 7. Incon1bustible Roof Covering ............ 19 4. Fire Prevention. Fire Protection, etc., Industrial Commission. Street, Alley, Court .................... 19 5. Heating, ·ventilating, etc., Industrial Commission. se~tion 8. 6. Plumbing, State Board of Health. (Plumbing Division). Section 9. Standard Fire Stops ................... 19 7. 'Vater Supply, Sewage Disposal, etc., State Board of Health. Stairways ........................... 22 (Plumbing Division). Section 10. 8. Industrial Waste, Sanitary Engineer, State Boar6. of Health. Seetion 11. Horizontal Exits ..................... 26 9. Asylums and Places of Detention, State Board of Control. Fire Escapes ........................ 29 10. Food Industries. Special Sanitary Requirements, Dairy and Section 12. Food Com1nission. s~ction 13. Standard Exit Doors ............... 35 Section 14. Location and Maintenance of Exits ....... 36 I Section l!i. Standpipes. Fire Extinguishers, and Sprink- ! lers ............................. 36 f 'f ..\llLE 01'' l'oxTt-:NTS 5 4 T.\BI.E oF ('n-XTF.NTl' Part VI. Theaters and Assembly Halls. Page Part III. General RF'quiren1enti;;. Pa~e Section 1. Classification . 8 3 Eection 1. Design and Su1:ervi~ion of Buildingi:; .... · · 39 Section 2. Height and Class of Construction. • . 84 ~9 Section 2. Height and Class of Construction· · · · · . · · · Section 3. Exposure and Courts . • . 86 41 Section 3. Floor Areas . · · ....... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Section 4. Buildings Used for Other Purposes ....... 87 42 Section 4. Windows and Courts ....... · · · · · · · · · · · St>clion 5. Capacity ............................ 88 44 Section 5. Boilers, Furna"es and Stoves. · · · · · · · · · · · Section 6. Exits ............................... •8 4ti Section 6. Smoke Pipes ........ · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · I Section 7. Seats ........................... 90 47 I Section i. Steam Pipes . · · .... · · · · · · · ·. · · · · · · · · · · · I Section 8. Aisles and Passageways ............... 91 Section 8. Air Pipes and Registers ..... · · · · · · · · · · · · 48 Section 9. Elevators ........................... 91 48 Section 9. Chimneys .. · · ... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · I, Section 10. Stage ............................... 92 51 Section 10. Lights ..... · · · .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · - · · · 1. Section 11. Dressing Rooms, Property Roon1s, .Etc.... 9> ~1 Section 12. Boiler and Furnace Rooms ............. 95 Section 11. Electrical Work .... - · · - . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 52 " Section 14. Lights ............................. 96 Section 12. Special Hazards ...... · - · · - · · · · · · · · · · · Section 15. Toilet Rooms ........................ 97 Section 13. Toilet Roonu; ............ · · · · · · · · · · · · · 53 Section 16. Fire Protection 98 Section 17. Mirrors: False Openings 99 Section 18. :\lotion Picture ).lachines and Booths ..... 99 Part I'V. Structural Design. SPction 1. Floor and Roof Loads ........ ·········· 61 Section 2. Wind Pressure ....... · .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 63 Part VII. School Buildings, Libraries and Museums. 64 Section 3. Foundations ............ · · · · · · · · · · · · · ~ection 1. Classification ........................ 103 64 Se<:tion 4. )1asonry Cons~ruction ....... · · · · · · · · · · · Section 2. Height and Class of Construction ........ 103 Section 5. Concrete Construction ....... · · · · · . · · · · · 69 Section 3. Exposure and Courts . .... 104 £ection 6. Steel and Iron Construction.·.···.········ 71 Section 4. Exits ............................... 104 Section i. Wood Construction ......... · · · · · · · · · · · 72 Section 5. Scuttle ............................. 106 Section 6. Rooms . 107 Eection 7. Assembly Halls . 10$ Part v. Factories, Office and l\1~rcantile Buildings. Section 8. Seats, Desks, and Aisles ............... 108 74 Section 9. Boiler and Furnace Rooms............... 109 Section 1. Classification ........... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 71 Section 10. Toilet Rooms . 109 SeC'tiOn 2. Exits ............. · · .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 78 Section 12. Lighting . 110 SeC'tion 3. Scuttle ... · · . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 7S l Section 13. Standpipes and Fire Extinguishers . 110 Section 4. Trap Doors and Floor Openings ...... · .. · 7H Section 14. Fire Alarn1s . 110 Section :>. Lighting .......... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Section 6. Toilet Rooms, Lavatories and Dressing Rooms Part VIII. Apartment Houses, Hotels and places of Detention. Section 7". Standpipes, Fire Extinguishers and Sprink- Section 1. Classification . 112 lers ............... · · · · · · · . · · · · · · 80 81 i Section 2. Height and Class of Construction and Fire SeC'tion 8. Fire A1ar1n ............ · .. · · · · .. · · · · · Stops ............ _............... 112 Notice of Loads ;:ind PPrsons Accom1nodated 82 I s~ction fl. I ! -. • 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Section 3. Yards . 114 INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION OF WISCONSIN Section 4. Courts and Shafts . 114 Section 5. Exits ............................... 115 FRED M. WILCOX, Chairman R. G. KNUTSON L. A. T ARRELL Section 6. Lights .................. !- • • • • • • •••• 111 Section 7. Scuttle . 11 7 Section 8. Rooms and Windo\vs ................. 117 A. J. ALTMEYER, Secretary Section 9. Laundries, Boiler and Furnace Rooms . ... 118 ) R. McA. KEOWN, Engineer Section 11. Toilet Roon1s ........................ 11~ W. C. MUEHLSTEIN, Building Engineer Section 12. \.Yater Supply ....................... 118 S8ction 13. Repairs . 119 Section 14. Cleanliness . 119 Section 15. Standpipes and Fire Extinguishers ....... 11~ Section 16. Fire Alarm .......................... 119 BUILDING CODE Section 17. Directions for Escape ................. 120 Index ......................................... 121 I I INTRODUCTION ,I This is a revision of the \\7 h;consin Building Code~ 'vhich first beeame effective September 15, 1914. Additions and changes have Ueen n1adc at intervals since that date, the latest amend· ments having been adopted in Augnst, 1921. This code has been adopted by th_e In<lustl'ial Con1mission in discharge of its duties under Sections 101.01 to 101.28 inclusive, of the statutes of Wisconsin. It supplements the requirement of Section 101.05, to the effect that "e,·ery employer and every owner of a place of .\. employment and a public building now or hereafter constructed shall so construct, repair or maintain such place of employment or public building and every architect shall so prepare the plans for the construction of such place of employment or public l building as to render the san1e safe." I! J>ersons "·ho violate the provisions <>f this code under Sections ) 101.18 and 101.28 become liable to a forfeiture of $10 to $100 for Pach day and each in~tanec of violation. This code applies to all places of employment and to all public buildings. The lat­ te1· term is defined in Seetion 101.01 of the statutes to "mean and include any struc1ure used in ,\-·hole 01· in part as a place of resort, a<:;!-"l('tnhlag<', lodging-. tradt\ occupancy, or use by the puhli<'. or by thrPe 01· n101·c tenants.'' ' i I I ] ~TRODl.iCTIOS. 8 . INTRODUCTION. t of person!-', arHl in addition they haYC been given \\·idespread It shoul<l be noted that the orders in this code are binding newspaper publirity. Many of these hearings have bad a very alike upon every o"·ncr of a place of employ1nent or a public
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