I'm reaching out for some guidance and experience regarding interpretation of Fire regulations.

Specifically, I'm trying to identify the requirements for a fire exit.

I have reviewed a business and identified doors which do not open, and are sealed with no bars or handles. The doors Have windows which are on a hinge and open out Ward, with no other means of opening. Basically it's marked as a fire exit with signage and emergency lighting. However, in order to get out you would have to climb out the window onto firm, standing flagstones.

I'm struggling to understand if it is, in fact, legally a fire exit exit from the point of inclusion to all such as people with less mobility.

I personally have never seen a construction that is essentially obviously adore, which has been adapted and sealed, making it impossible to open, and within the construction of the door, which is UPVC Window, but opened up by pushing it out on a hinge, and remains in position.

I would really appreciate anybody's experience of this to clarify Legal requirements,.

Approved Document B is a free download covering fire safety in buidlings.

This is mirrored in BS 9999 Code of practice for fire safety in the design of buildings.

These are the reference documents used in construction - I do not recall seeing what you have described in either