The answer is No according to Code Interpretation 17-005 issued by the California State Fire Marshal.
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As we move into 2025, simplifying safety for building professionals and the communities they serve remains a top priority for everyone at Hoover. To support this mission, here are five key insights on how fire-retardant-treated
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