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Does the bedroom require a door according to the building code?
Hello BP fellows - Any requirements for a bedroom to have a door? I'm converting a basement into a unit and trying to understand the building code for having a door? I'd like not to have a door and keep a simple opening for a reason (Tight space). I researched, and none of the articles said door as a requirement. (Of course, we will build an egress window and closet.)
We already pulled a permit with a door; I'm leaning to change it and have a straightforward entry without a door. Any thoughts?
The property is in Northern California.