Which sections of the IBC must horizontal exits comply with for fire rating?

The correct information regarding horizontal exits is found in Section 711 of the International Building Code (IBC). This section outlines the requirements that specifically pertain to horizontal exits, including their design and construction, to ensure they meet necessary safety and fire protection standards.

Horizontal exits serve as an essential means of egress for occupants, allowing them to move from one building or space to another as a method of safely escaping a fire or emergency situation. By specifying that horizontal exits must comply with Section 711, the code aims to ensure that these exits are adequately fire-rated to withstand smoke and flames, thereby providing safe passage for occupants during an emergency.

While other sections of the IBC are important for various aspects of building design and safety, they do not specifically address the fire rating requirements for horizontal exits, which makes Section 711 the most relevant in this context.