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Looks like [1] addresses the furnishings in the room, not the building materials. Modern drywall, for example, takes 30 minutes to burn. And fire rated drywal
by fpgaminer 5y ago
Looks like [1] addresses the furnishings in the room, not the building materials. Modern drywall, for example, takes 30 minutes to burn. And fire rated drywall takes an hour.
- formerly_proven 5y agoBrick and mortar takes a lot longer than 30 minutes to burn.
- Arrath 5y agoYet has decidedly more 'fall on my head in event of an earthquake' potential than stick building, in my part of the world. Different building materials have trade offs. Plus, how many residences (other than chic converted factory lofts I guess) even have bare brick and mortar interiors?