>British building codes

the used the diversity code

>>130019286
Real talk though, aren't buildings like this made out of fucking cement blocks with 2 hour fire doors? The carpet doesn't burn, it melts. The ceilings of each room are supposed to be completely flame retardant.

I don't understand how this fucking happens it people just follow the fire code.

>>130019286
>bin that fridge

>>130019749
hajis lived there. and they like to burn things.
they pulled a 9/11.

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>>130019286
>american public health

>>130019749
it's nothing (much) to do with the building design. currently the main focus is a certain type of cladding used when the building was refurbished, that has also been associated with fires in other places where it was used

>>130019286
It wasn't the British building codes that made that building burn, it was the lazy fucking Polish builders that cut corners during the construction.

>>130019895

this

these are the same people who demanded the right to use an open flame mini-stove on airline flights. This ended up killing about 250.

Retards + fire + modernity = issues

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>>130019286

>American building codes

>>130019957
I thought the issue was gas... what does that have to do with legionella?

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>>130020044
>demanded the right to use an open flame mini-stove on airline flights