Is a wall required for a bathroom

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#1

Originally Posted By: dmacy
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Some of the local cities that have point of sales require there be a seperation wall for the basement bath when there is a toilet.


The city I inspected no longer has a interior point of sale.

Is there a code that states if a toilet is installed there needs to be a seperation wall?

Thanks

Dave

#2

Originally Posted By: jkormos
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Hi Dave I would check with the municipality where the building resides.


Joe

#3

Originally Posted By: dvalley
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Is there a code that states if a toilet is installed there needs to be a seperation wall?


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Originally Posted By: kwilliams
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#5

Originally Posted By: twheeler
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In Ontario, there has to be a dividing wall and it has to be sealed, only if there is a mid-efficiency furnace and/or a hot water heater that uses a b-vent.