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3.3.5 Ceiling Types
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Any ceiling system installed in the same plane with horizontal openings to the structure above on all sides. This does not include sloped ceilings as defined in 3.3.5.4.
A continuous ceiling in a single plane.
A ceiling with a slope not exceeding 2 in 12.
A ceiling with a slope exceeding 2 in 12.
A continuous ceiling free from significant irregularities, lumps, or indentations.
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