You are talking about a single-family residence, yes? If you _want_ to do something, probably you should take a piece of 1/2" sheetrock, cut it to fit, and use either glue or sheetrock screws to hold it in place. You don't need to worry much about it, though, if you don't habitually snuff out cigarettes on the back of that door.
This project is financed by a state agency and will be an apartment or single-room occupancy, and that makes the rules tighter. Most foam insulation products don't meet agency requirements for maximum flame spread rating if left exposed. Building codes and public housing agencies deal with . . . intellectually challenged . . . people on a regular basis.
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Date: 2004-12-10 05:39 pm (UTC)This project is financed by a state agency and will be an apartment or single-room occupancy, and that makes the rules tighter. Most foam insulation products don't meet agency requirements for maximum flame spread rating if left exposed. Building codes and public housing agencies deal with . . . intellectually challenged . . . people on a regular basis.