Six-story hotel, independent building, with a total construction area of 1600 square meters. Is it necessary to set up automatic fire alarm system and fire sprinkler system for fire fighting?

First of all, the building is 6 stories high and the estimated height is no more than 24 meters. Code for Fire Protection Design of Buildings (GB500 16—2006-2006) shall apply if it is not a high-rise building. According to Article 8.5. 1 of the Code, "the following places shall be equipped with automatic fire extinguishing systems, and unless it is not suitable for water protection or fire extinguishing and it is otherwise stipulated in this Code, automatic sprinkler systems shall be adopted:-exhibition buildings, shops and hotel buildings with a building area of more than 1500m2 or a total building area of more than 3000m2. Underground shops with a building area of more than 500m2; " Because the hotel does not have the above situation, it does not belong to the scope of setting fire sprinkler system. If it had been set up in the first place, so much the better. If it is not set, it shall meet the requirements of the specification. If the design institute has designed and approved it, it should be set up. If there is no design, you can not set it. If it has been designed and passed the fire protection record, it has not been installed yet, and the online record change procedures must be fulfilled.

Article 1 1.4. 1 of the Code stipulates that "the following places should be equipped with automatic fire alarm systems: -8 buildings for the elderly, hotel buildings with a building area of more than 1500m2 or a total building area of more than 3000m2, ward buildings in sanatoriums, children's activity places and outpatient clinics in hospitals with more than 200 beds. Same as above, there is no need to install automatic alarm system.

Of course, if the hotel you are talking about is just a restaurant, it is even more unnecessary. The evacuation stairs of hotels and restaurants are indoor, and Class B fire doors must be installed for closed stairwells.