Ontario Building Code Practice Exam

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Which of the following is not a requirement for a fire-rated glazing assembly in an industrial building?

Labeled with a fire rating
Non-combustible framing
Minimum thickness of 6 mm
Continuous from floor to underside of roof sheathing

The correct answer is: Minimum thickness of 6 mm

A This is a requirement for a fire-rated glazing assembly as it ensures that the glass has been tested and certified for its ability to withstand fire for a certain period of time. B: This is also a requirement as a non-combustible framing material adds to the overall fire resistance of the assembly. D: This is another requirement as it ensures that there are no breaks in the fire-rated glazing assembly, allowing for the spread of fire. Overall, option C is not a requirement for a fire-rated glazing assembly in an industrial building because there are various types of glass that can meet the fire rating without necessarily having a minimum thickness of 6 mm. However, thicker glass may offer better fire protection. Options A, B, and D are all important requirements for a fire-rated glazing assembly as they contribute to its ability to resist and contain fire.