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Im guessing that access is in the garage, and that is where you run into fire ratings.... anythig fire rated is stupid expensive. Maybe just close the hole up and patch it, let the next person deal with it?
lemme know if i can help with anything on the report.... home inspectors are hit and miss on knowledge, alot of times its easyer for them to write up everything and let "a professional repair/ make the judgement "
Im guessing that access is in the garage, and that is where you run into fire ratings...
That's what I assumed as well. Obviously you don't need anything as elaborate (read, expensive) as that metal door you linked to. Which was a ceiling door BTW.
If that access was into the living area of your home, you would need the same fire rated door, fire rated drywall, etc. That's why I think all you need is a fire rated door similar to the man door from the garage into your home.
The first buyer backed out. Didn't like the ungrounded 1960s wiring throughout the house (I doubt that's the real reason). Next buyer was reconsidering after seeing the long list from Joe inspector... we'll just keep moving down the list of 5. More showings planned for this week.
Justin, one wiring question I haven't been able to find online. In the unfinished garage, can one have exposed Romex? Or is conduit required?
My CA code research is giving me Chuckles. If replacing a home bathroom faucet and getting a city permit to do the remodel, you need to use a motion sensor faucet to be in compliance.
A family friend Camarillo is redoing their bathroom and when the city inspector came he said 'you need motion sensors on these bathroom faucets'. The homeowner said 'fine when you leave, I'm going put in the classic faucet' to which the inspector answered, 'hang onto it because when you sell, you're going to have to reinstall them.'
My BIL does high end HVAC in La Jolla. Apparently SD county doesn't enforce covering naked yellow romex in unfinished garages of million dollar remodels...
Getting closer on this bad boy. Granted I haven't framed molding in a decade, but you can't get much worse than cutting three consecutive pieces with the 45 degree in the wrong direction. And that was before the can of Tecate.
In my next life I'll fix the opening before starting so it's square rather than a trapezoid.
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