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Johanna Scogin
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Cornerstone Architecture & Interior Design
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We have some overhead rolling doors (for trucks to enter the garage portion of the commercial building) along with some man doors. Does there need to be signage within 10' of all of the overhead rolling doors or just the man doors?

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Trista Brown
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Mon, 08/14/2017 - 23:53

Hi Johanna, the only exception to the signage requirement is alarmed emergency exits, so I'd install signage at the overhead rolling doors too.

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