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What is the code minimum height for a hallway ceiling?
Tuesday, August 24, 2021
The minimum height of a residential hallway ceiling is 6-feet 8-inches, per International Residential Code (IRC R305.1.1).
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• Why is my garage ceiling sagging?
• How can I identify what kind of wood flooring I am looking at?
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• Why are there score line grooves in the concrete floor of the garage?
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