Why is the fire escape on 14 floor?

Since it is a passage, there are horizontal and vertical, especially in high-rise buildings. In general, the passage separated by fire doors and possible fire points can be called fire exits. There are also full-time and part-time jobs here.

For the building, there will be an outdoor fire staircase. In American TV series, a man leaps high in a secluded alley, climbs a simple steel staircase, and then sneaks in through the window of the woman's boudoir. . . . . That's the fire escape, vertical, connecting all floors.

Of course, a separate fire stairwell will be set up in high-rise buildings, which has smoke exhaust and air supply outlets to prevent smoke damage in case of fire. In addition, there are emergency lighting and evacuation indicator lights in the fire escape.

I don't know. Are you talking about the location where the outdoor fire exits of high-rise residential buildings connect the fire stairwells of adjacent units? This is determined according to the design and cannot be generalized. It is determined by several floors. Stand outside the building and count to 24678.