Building Regulations

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    Vocational qualification

  • Methodology

    Distance Learning

  • Location

    Cowbridge (Wales)

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Cowbridge (Vale of Glamorgan)
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The Complete, Official English, Welsh and Scottish Building Regulations Including the Complete 44 page, Official Part P Document

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What are Building Regulations?

All building work has to comply with the building regulations, which are part of the Building Act 1984 (Amended by the building regulations act 1991). These regulations stipulate the precise method of constructing a building in, at the moment, 13 different areas of construction. The regulations are updated, amended or changed from time to time and your builder should be conversant with the changes, via the architect. The regulations only affect the new work being undertaken when done as an addition to an existing building or on a "stand alone" basis. It is not necessary to bring any existing structure into line with the current regulations unless stipulated by the local authority.

There is a legal requirement for all new building work to comply with building regulations and even when no planning permission is needed, building regulations may be. You can get this advice from your Local Authority.

Where building regulations have to be complied with, the "Building Control" office of your local council will appoint an officer (BCO- Building Control Officer) to inspect the work at regular intervals to make sure it complies.

It is also possible to arrange with the NHBC (National House Building Council), who are licensed to inspect building control, to do the same job. The NHBC also operate a 10 year guarantee on the work they approve.

The costs of the above will depend on the work involved.

Please note with all of the above it is important to contact your local council to make sure you comply with your obligations.

This Fully Approved Document Set includes:

  • Document A - Structure
  • Document B - Fire Safety
  • Document C - Site Preparation and Resistance to Moisture
  • Document D - Toxic Substances
  • Document E - Sound Insulation
  • Document F - Ventilation
  • Document G - Hygiene
  • Document H - Drainage and Waste Disposal
  • Document J - Combustion Appliances and Fuel Storage
  • Document K - Protection from Falling, Collision and Impact
  • Document L - Conservation of Fuel and Power
  • Document L 2005 Amendments
  • Condenser Boiler Installation
  • Gas and Boiler Advice
  • Document M - Disabled Access to and Use of Buildings
  • Document N - Glazing
  • Document P - Electrical Safety (January 2005)
  • Regulation 7 - Materials and Workmanship
  • Planning Permission Guide - for Household (includes conservatories, garages,
  • loft conversions etc.)
  • Planning Permission Guide - for Business
  • Planning Permission Guide - for Farmers
  • Party Wall Act 1996
  • Satellite Dish Regulations
  • Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
  • Garden Walls
  • Radon Emission
  • Outdoor Advertisements
  • Preparing for Floods


A fantastic, comprehensive source of essential information for anyone involved in electrical and /or building work

Building Regulations

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