Paint booth code compliance
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Any of you have particularly good or bad experiences with getting your booth ready for install? I’m interested in hearing your stories on code compliance.
Since code compliance is a very local thing, regulations vary from state to state, city to city and county to county. If you have particular information about what is required for your area, feel free to share that as well!
For those of you looking to purchase a new booth, you may be interested in our most recent blog post on paint booth compliance. It talks about the general process/requirements in making sure your paint booth meets code.
http://www.gfsboothblog.com/2011/06/paint-booth-code-compliance-what-you.html
Hey everyone. I posted this almost a year ago so I’m sure it’s gotten lost now.
Any feedback on your experience with code compliance??
When we did the install on our prep deck and two booths we were required to install a fire suppression system in them as well as the mix room. We were also required to install a burst panel in the outside wall of the mix room incase of an explosion.
Other than that just the normal inspection process & permits required for electrical connections.
Thanks for the feedback!
I’ve been through many here in socal, how many stories you want, and what specifically are you looking to learn?
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