Rhode Island Journeyman Plumber Practice Exam

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Study for the Rhode Island Journeyman Plumber Exam. Prepare with flashcards and multiple choice questions, each with hints and explanations. Achieve success in your plumbing career!

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What is the required minimum clearance from the front of a fixture to a wall, door, or other fixture?

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The correct answer is: 3 inches

The minimum clearance required from the front of a fixture to a wall, door, or other fixture is 3 inches. This measurement is essential for ensuring adequate space for accessibility, maintenance, and safety. The 3-inch clearance allows individuals to comfortably use and access the fixture without obstruction, thus adhering to building codes and standards which promote safety and usability in plumbing installations. Sufficient clearance is crucial, especially in restrooms and kitchens, where fixtures may include sinks, toilets, and other appliances. Proper spacing not only facilitates easier operation but also helps prevent damage to fixtures from frequent use or movement.