Well are there any National requirements?
I know for sure once the bumper penetrates the drywall you’ve gone too far !!!:roll:
As a safety device, there absolutely **should **be.
Brian, National requirements that I know of is Brakes.
My wife drives the car inches from my small refrigerator and I can’t open the door.
Hang a golf ball on a string from the ceiling so it hits the hood when driving in, so that way they won’t hit the Beer Cooler. ;):):):)
Marcel :)
ever think she might be doing that on purpose Marcel ???women are a sneaky lot…
;):pWell, now you might have a good point Jim.
Marcel :)
Marcel,
turn that sucker 90 deg and take a break.
No national requirements. Although local codes or jurisdictions may require it.
told You !!!:):p:D
And here I thought you were a “What is a tire stop” guy Jim. ;)
Question/Poll is somewhat vague. Only one I can think of is a pylon/pillar type device to protect mechanical equipment in the garage. Furnace/Water heater
Maybe…Does anyone have a copy of the 1984 BOCA codes? What does 608.1 say? I have been led to believe that section did address this topic. That code has since been superseded by ICC codes that do not have the step-down requirement but if a home had been built under BOCA during that time frame then the answer might be yes.
I suppose the question would have to be read “Were there any national requirements” for the answer to be yes though.
I just watch for my tool box along the wall to move after a few beverages, then I know I can put it in park!!! Works for me…
Exactly Michael.