Finish TradesQuestion 427 of 700
Glazing in a wall enclosing a bathtub or shower is generally required to be safety glazing when the bottom edge of the glazing is less than what height above the standing or walking surface?
a.48 inches
b.60 inches
c.72 inches
d.80 inches
Explanation
Glazing at tubs and showers whose bottom edge is less than 60 inches above the standing surface is a hazardous location requiring safety glazing due to slip-and-fall impact risk. 48 inches is lower than the trigger, and 72 and 80 inches are higher than the 60-inch threshold.
Law Reference: 2025 CA Residential Code §R308.4Practice all 700 questions free — no signup required.
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