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this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2024
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Does this affect any fire evacuation procedures? For example, would it be likely that the nearest exit stairwell happens to be the source of the fire? If so, how would that change the plan?
Not OP, but that's why fire codes specify multiple escape routes - for example, a window on a bedroom.