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Fire doors as part of loft conversion
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Mistral001 wrote: »The Building regulations are not a manual on how to build buildings or how to design them either. Nowadays there is a tendency for builders and some building designers to treat them as a manual rather than regulations.
So if a building designer or a contractor tell you that you do not need something because the Building regulations do not require it, then I would wonder about the quality of service that you are getting.
Indeed. It's worth remembering that building regulations are a *minimum* standard!Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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