Which of the following would be a reason for caution as an inspector conducts an inspection on a Type III structure?
A. Decorative elements commonly used in Type III construction can create a falling hazard, so attachment mechanism need close inspection.
B. Type III structures are notorious for early collapse during fires and special care should be given to inspecting roof support systems.
C. Laminated roof and floor truss systems are especially dangerous under fire conditions and should not be allowed in Type III applications.
D. Voids exist inside the wooden channels created by roof and truss systems that will allow fire spread unless proper fire stopping is applied
Answer: D. Voids exist inside the wooden channels created by roof and truss systems that will allow fire spread unless proper fire stopping is applied
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