Toronto By-law 629, s. J — If an exit door required under this section does not open directly to the outside of a building, the exit door must incorporate wired glass panels over 50 percent of its surface unless it is also a door which is required to have a fire protection rating, in which case it must incorporate the maximum coverage of wired glass panels allowed by the Ontario Building Code
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If an exit door required under this section does not open directly to the outside of a building, the exit door must incorporate wired glass panels over 50 percent of its surface unless it is also a door which is required to have a fire protection rating, in which case it must incorporate the maximum coverage of wired glass panels allowed by the Ontario Building Code.
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- I If there is any conflict between Subsection H and the Ontario Fire Code or the Ontario Building Code, the Codes prevail
- K If it is necessary to pass through a required exit door to obtain access to a lockable entrance door to the building, all doors through which a person must pass or pass by from the first required exit door to the outside of the building, except the lockable entrance door and the door opening directly to the outside, must incorporate wired glass panels over 50 percent of their surfaces
- L If a door is required to incorporate wired glass panels under Subsection J or K, the door shall conform with any requirements of the Ontario Building Code and the Ontario Fire Code
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