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  1. AriGold

    Any plumbers in here ? Have a question regarding nail plates on studs protecting sprinkler lines behind the wall.

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    2. AriGold

      AriGold

      It's not a project. My buddy was mounting a TV in his 5 year old condo and drilled through a sprinkler line, flooded 5 units. The line was installed 1/4 behind the stud at 5 feet high with no nail plate installed on the stud to stop penetration. My buddy is gonna go after the developer for no nail plates as it's common practice but I'm trying to find out if it's code or not.

    3. JM_

      JM_

      ouch. 

       

      You can ask for interpretations of the code: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/industry/construction-industry/building-codes-standards/bc-codes

       

      That might be a place to get the answer. 

    4. the grinder

      the grinder

      sorry but did you notify your strata first before drilling into the walls? because  some strata's require permission before you  drill into any walls , you should read the your strata agreement  before doing any type of work 

       

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