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Fire Safety - Communal Areas

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  • troffasky
    troffasky Posts: 398 Forumite
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    Have you looked at the building regs documents for fire safety [approved documents B]? It may seem like a bit of a chore but it's at least worth skimming.
  • franklee
    franklee Posts: 3,867 Forumite
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    I agree with need an answer, ask the local local fire officer.

    Fire safety isn't necessarily just common sense even in a small block of flats. For example it's not obvious to avoid doormats, plant pots etc in the communal hallway but fill the area with smoke and they are a trip hazard. So I say get a professional view.

    Also maybe some training on how to use extinguishers etc. at least make sure everyone reads the instructions.
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