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Re: Two extensions under 14" boundaries
I think we are all assuming that they are indicating a 14" appendage measured perpendicular to the frame at the point it extends...at least I hope that is what they mean...
For example if we had an arm that was L-shaped and extended out from the frame perimeter with the base of the L at the frame and the L perpendicular to it ...(14" out and 14" over) the actual measured distance from the frame perimeter to the tip of the arm would be 19.8". The perpendicular distance would be 14"
I would think that the rule should read" No part of any appendage may extend more than 14 in. beyond a 14" parallel extension of the frame perimeter.
Not a big deal but nonetheless..
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