Common sense also applies - if there's a release of carbon dioxide would there be a problem?
In a hallway, probably no - no one's likely to succumb to CO poisoning while oblivious to its effects.
People die from CO poisoning falling asleep sitting down or lying down.
In a loft, it probably depends where the CO would flow, it being heavier than air.
You don't need hardwired alarms unless it's an HMO.
In a hallway, probably no - no one's likely to succumb to CO poisoning while oblivious to its effects.
People die from CO poisoning falling asleep sitting down or lying down.
In a loft, it probably depends where the CO would flow, it being heavier than air.
You don't need hardwired alarms unless it's an HMO.
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