Fire Zones and Fire Resistive Requirements

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What type of construction is not allowed in highly fire restrictive zones?

Types I, II, and III construction

What is the primary factor in determining the fire zone for a building that spans multiple zones?

The percentage of its total floor area in each zone

What is the purpose of a fire resistive rating?

To measure the degree to which a material can withstand fire

What is the key difference between occupancy and zoning?

Occupancy is assigned to buildings, while zoning is assigned to lands

What type of construction is not allowed in fire restrictive zones?

Type I construction

Who shall be liable in case the building collapses due to defects in construction or the use of inferior materials?

The contractor and the construction supervisor

What happens if construction does not commence within 1 year from the date of issue of the permit?

The permit is revoked

What is the main purpose of Rule 3 permits' inspection and supervision?

To ensure compliance with the Code

Which type of construction is characterized by the use of steel, iron, concrete, or masonry, and has incombustible interiors?

Type IV

What is the main purpose of fire zones?

To designate areas with specific construction requirements

What is the characteristic of Type V construction?

Four-hour fire resistive throughout

What is the primary purpose of the National Building Code of the Philippines?

To provide a framework of minimum standards and requirements for all buildings

What type of buildings are exempt from the National Building Code?

Traditional dwellings and BP 220 projects

What is the definition of 'construction' according to the National Building Code?

All on-site work from site preparation to assembly of components

What is considered an 'addition' to a building according to the National Building Code?

Increasing the height or area of an existing building

What is considered an 'alteration' to a building according to the National Building Code?

Construction in a building involving changes to materials, partitioning, and equipment

What is NOT a scope of application of the National Building Code?

Traditional dwellings and BP 220 projects

Test your knowledge of fire zones and fire resistive requirements in building construction. Learn about the different types of fire zones and the rules that apply to each. Understand the fire resistive rating and its importance in building safety.

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