- Safety defects in constructionSafety defects are more than an inconvenience: they are a real danger, and a strong reason to have a home inspection before you buy.
- Smoke shaft in a residential buildingA blocked or misused smoke shaft can stop a building's smoke-extraction system working in a fire. See what to check and who is responsible.
- Safety defect: risk of falling from a windowThe standard prohibits any climbable element between 10 cm and 90 cm in height. Protect your children's lives.
- Fire safety in a new building: parking spaces that block the fire hydrantsA serious safety and planning defect found in a new building: residents' parking spaces sold in front of the fire hydrants, blocking emergency access.
- Gas tank: safety defectsA gas tank placed too close to a pedestrian path or an electrical cabinet is a serious, and common, safety defect in Israeli buildings.
- Railing and piping at a height that allows dangerous climbingA design flaw let fire safety and water piping serve as a climbing aid over a parking garage railing, risking a four-meter fall.
- Dangerous construction defect: aluminum slats falling downA serious safety defect in which aluminum slats from the building's exterior cladding come loose and fall.
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Safety defects
7 articles on safety defects, by the engineers of Arad Bedek Bayit.