§ 5-25-610 Height of buildings; floor area between fire walls
§ 5-25-620 Height of frame buildings
§ 5-25-630 Openings in walls; standard fire doors; windows
§ 5-25-640 Business buildings required to have standpipes; free connections and service with city water mains
§ 5-25-650 Structures around chimneys, flues and fireplaces
§ 5-25-660 Construction of fireplaces and chimneys
§ 5-25-670 Additional regulations as to chimneys
§ 5-25-680 Construction of flues
§ 5-25-690 Hanging flues
§ 5-25-700 Stovepipe construction
§ 5-25-710 Correction of dangerous chimneys, flues or heating apparatus
§ 5-25-720 Foundry chimneys
§ 5-25-730 Steam pipes
§ 5-25-740 Heater pipes
§ 5-25-750 Registers, register boxes and cold-air ducts for hot-air furnaces
§ 5-25-760 Ranges and stoves
§ 5-25-770 Combustible floors under coal ranges
§ 5-25-780 Protection of woodwork near boilers, furnaces and similar appliances
§ 5-25-790 Gas, gasoline, oil or charcoal stoves or heating devices
§ 5-25-800 Gas connections
§ 5-25-810 Electric wiring
§ 5-25-820 Inspections of new electrical wiring; alterations
§ 5-25-830 Stair and elevator shafts; partitions
§ 5-25-840 Door openings in stair and elevator enclosures
§ 5-25-850 Skylights covering stairway, elevator or dumbwaiter shaft
§ 5-25-860 Interior light or vent shafts; dumbwaiter shafts
§ 5-25-870 Restrictions as to openings in a roof for admission of light or air
§ 5-25-880 Required means of egress
§ 5-25-890 Stairways; exit doors
§ 5-25-900 Firestopping construction on floor levels
§ 5-25-910 Construction of areaways
§ 5-25-920 Rows of frame houses
§ 5-25-930 Buildings outside of fire limits of incombustible material
§ 5-25-940 Construction not provided for in this chapter

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