If you think 10m is enough of a fire break, you have no experience of fire. The infra-red heat that comes off of a fire is incredibly intense and can easily spr

If you think 10m is enough of a fire break, you have no experience of fire. The infra-red heat that comes off of a fire is incredibly intense and can easily spread those distances as that distance, especially if pieces of flammable debris were to bridge the gap. It woul dbe fair enough if that design was recognised and signed-off by the local inspectors, then no-one would complain but it sounds like they were just not doing the risk assessment properly.