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Apartment Renovation - Fire Cert

balllad21 · 2013-04-17 12:23:54

Hey, I'm looking to make some renovations to my apartment, basically moving some internal doors from one stud wall to another to improve the overall layout. I am not moving walls or making any major structural changes, my question is do i need to get a fire cert for these changes? I assume when the complex was built there…

17-04-2013 12:23PM

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balllad21

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Hey,
I'm looking to make some renovations to my apartment, basically moving some internal doors from one stud wall to another to improve the overall layout. I am not moving walls or making any major structural changes, my question is do i need to get a fire cert for these changes? I assume when the complex was built there was a fire cert issued based on the layout per the original plans, but do minor alterations like this need to have a cert reissued? Is there any insurance impact to making internal changes??

Tnx

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hedkandigirl

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sorry to bug you... I'm in the same position just wondering if you found out anything or any replies?

thanks

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