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Thank You for info.

England and Wales are not the UK, therefore reference to the UK should be removed, Scotland and Northern Ireland also have their own regulations, so once again this thing about the UNITED KINGDOM is a farce. 4No. different sets of regulations for a small country, seems crazy, but that's what it is.

Anybody else know about the requirement for 24,000mm2EA of trickle vents in open plan kitchens or?

My main issue with this series (although i really appreciate you doing it) is the constant mentions to Ireland. The title is UK building regulations, unsure why you need to keep referencing irelands regs in this video? may as well mention kenyas whilst youre at it!

Geoff being ABIT ott with the smoke basically engulfing the room and the escape area without detector alarming. I have hard wired in my Edwardian house and it goes off if I burn ABIT of toast lol

This series are great but noone cares about Ireland's regs. We are here because it was UK in the title.

Bring Geoff back

Hi. Thanks for putting this information on RUclips. Please can you help me with a query: I work for a small housing company and have a resident who is complaining about noise from a car park shutter directly below her flat. Approved Document E1 states performance standard for purpose built flats should have minimum 45DB and maximum 62DB. Am I correct in saying that if the noise within the flat is less than 62DB then we do not have a valid noise complaint? I have ordered a decibel meter and intend to measure the noise within the lounge and bedroom. If the noise is above 62DB then I will take the complaint forward but if the noise is less than 62DB then the tenant will have to put up with the noise. Is this the correct approach or do you have some advice for me? Please note that as well as the noise, the tenant claims to feel vibrations from the car park shutters. Thank you.

Great discussion

Thanks guys, quality discussion, I learnt a lot.

What an absolute load of rubbish this video is. This bloke hasn't got a clue about ventilation or approved document F. Inaccurate and miss information. Do not listen to this rubbish.

38:47 I love this series, but please no

I'm not zoomer enough not to find this constant switching funny 10:23

42:16 what's a cut-off door? Great series by the way

Leave acoustic guidance to acoustic consultants.

Thank you to the team for this. Much appreciated.

Image, sound, and didactic haven’t allowed me to watch more than 2 minutes.

Hi Guys. When are you going to cover ADB on Flats and HMOs ?

Indication/pointers on where to find 1960s early building regulations please

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Thank you for this series. The last few videos in this series are not included in the playlist.

Interesting, thanks Geoff. This highlights the importance for clients to appoint architects so that the risks and appropriate details for their projects can be identified and detailed at the right stages. I'd also suggest regarding rooflights, it's not just the fancy grand design type builds that tend to have the low lying rooflights, but where conservation rooflights are required- these actually have to appear flush with the roof finish in order to meet conservation requirements. So of course the correct detailing of these is paramount.

Great series so far! Look forward to seeing the rest!

An amazing journey. Great insight about listed opportunities.