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Old 08-27-2012, 02:11 AM   #1
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Do adjoining apartment buildings have to have a fire wall? I can't find that info anywhere. I ask because my apt is not that we'll separated from the apt in the next building. I can even feel the wall move when someone hits or leans on it. Concerned about fire hazard as those neighbors are smokers.

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Buildings? or apartment units?

A better description is needed.

Call the code enforcement office f the info is not available on line.

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Buildings? or apartment units?

A better description is needed.

Call the code enforcement office f the info is not available on line.
Buildings. But my apt and the adjoining building's apt share walls. They seem too thin to offer any sound and fire protection. Two separate landlords involved. Both are keeping secret the contents of the walls.
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here is a link to the San Francisco building code amendments to the California Building Code, as well as the CBC

http://www.sfdbi.org/index.aspx?page=61

call the building department and ask any questions you have of them .... they are the experts in this matter
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