Do high-rise hotels and guesthouses have to set up fire front rooms?

This is necessary for the sake of safety.

1. According to the Code for Fire Protection Design of High-rise Civil Buildings, smoke-proof staircases should be provided for Class I and Class II buildings with a building height exceeding 32m, except for modular and veranda houses. The setting of smoke-proof stairwells shall meet the following requirements:

6.2. 1. 1 The stairwell entrance shall be provided with a front room, balcony or concave gallery.

6.2. 1.2 The front room area is not less than 6.00m2 for public buildings and 4.50m2 for residential buildings.

6.2. 1.3 The doors of the front room and stairwell shall be Class B fire doors, and open in the evacuation direction.

6.3.3.2 fire elevator room should be equipped with a front room, and its area: residential buildings should not be less than 4.50m2；; * * * The public building should not be less than 6.00m2. When the front room is shared with the smoke-proof stairwell, its area: residential building should not be less than 6.00 m2; ; Public buildings should not be less than 10m2.

Second, the fire room:

Fire front room refers to the space between evacuation walkway and stairwell or fire elevator in high-rise building, which has the functions of fire prevention, smoke prevention, evacuation and pressure relief and convenient fire extinguishing. It is separated from the evacuation walkways and stairwells by Class B fire doors, and the space area is usually between 4.5- 10 square meters, and fire-fighting facilities such as fire hydrants need to be installed in the space.

Three, the fire room is usually divided into three categories:

① Front room of smoke-proof stairwell

② Front room of fire elevator room

(3) Smoke-proof stairs and fire elevators share the front room.