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Are you confused by the new Building Regulations in Bedfordshire? Are you wondering which parts apply to your project? Read on for an in-depth explanation of Part F, Part L, Part O and even the new Part S! After you’ve read the information provided below, you can use the new
Whether you are planning a renovation project or a DIY job, Part E Building Regulations will apply to your work. While Part E4 is not relevant to most of us, Parts E1 and E2 may be. Whether you are unsure of which regulation to use, you should read Approved Document
An opinion piece article by Gavin Dunn, Chief Executive, Chartered Association of Building Engineers (CABE)
The Building Regulations in the United Kingdom are divided into 16 sections and parts called ‘Approved Documents’. Although not legally binding, they represent the expectations of the Secretary of State and minimum standards required for compliance. There are other ways to comply, including relevant structural calculations, approved certificates, and approved
If you are about to start constructing a new house, you will need to consider compliance with the Part F building regulations UK. Part F relates to the indoor air quality of a building. Without it, a home could get overheated and unhealthy air can be breathed. To ensure good
The full technical consultation on the Future Buildings Standard is expected to take place by 2023. This consultation will cover draft guidance and proposals for technical detail. The interim uplifts to Part L and F of the Building Regulations were met with tepid response from the built environment community. The
Whether you are planning to buy an electric vehicle, or are simply curious about its impact on the construction industry, Part S building regulations can provide a number of important details. Find out what it means for your property, and how public chargers will be affected. This article will also
The government has introduced a number of changes to the Building Regulations in an effort to help the UK transition to a Future buildings standard. One of these changes is a mandatory carbon reduction of 30% for new homes, and 27% for other buildings. The changes were set following a
The aim of the Ventilation Testing Part F is to test the air flow measurements in new buildings. The test ensures that the ventilation systems have been properly configured. There are four types of test: Bulk, Intermittent extractor fan, and MHVR System. This article explains each of these in detail.