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Approved Documents provide guidance on how to meet the building regulations.
Part D contains guidance on toxic substances within buildings - in particular it deals with the injection of urea formaldehyde foam into cavity walls.
The Approved Document can be downloaded below.
Approved Documents provide guidance on how to meet the building regulations.
Part R contains guidance on the physical infrastructure required for high speed electronic communications networks.
The Approved Document can be downloaded below.
Approved Documents provide guidance on how to meet the building regulations.
Wales Part R contains guidance on the physical infrastructure required for high speed electronic communications networks.
The Approved Document can be downloaded below.
Some work can be carried out without telling a building control body, providing you use a Competent Person Scheme (CPS) registered installer.
Approved Documents provide guidance on how to meet the building regulations.
Part P contains guidance on electrical safety in dwellings.
The Approved Document can be downloaded below.
Approved Documents provide guidance on how to meet the building regulations.
Wales Part N contains guidance on the safety of glazing in buildings.
The Approved Document can be downloaded below.
Approved Documents provide guidance on how to meet the building regulations.
Part J contains guidance on the safety of heating appliances, including provisions for solid fuel, oil and gas-fired heating.
The Approved Document can be downloaded below, with additional guidance further…
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