England · Statutory guidance
Structure: Approved Document A
Guidance on structural loading, foundations, walls, floors, roofs and disproportionate collapse.
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Structure
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- Section 1: Codes, standards andPDF page 3
- 0.1 In the Secretary of State’s view the synchronous or rhythmic movement of numbersPDF page 8
- Section 1: Codes, standards and referencesPDF page 9
- 1.10 Structural work of aluminium: Catalytic Data Ltd, The Spinney, 19 WoodlandsPDF page 11
- Section 2: Sizes of structural elements forPDF page 12
- Section 2A: Basic requirements for stabilityPDF page 13
- Section 2B: Sizes of certain timber membersPDF page 14
- Section 2C: Thickness of walls in certainPDF page 15
- 101 to 125 250PDF page 25
- Section 2D: Proportions for masonryPDF page 37
- Section 2E: Foundations of plain concretePDF page 38
- section hard to drive beyond 150mmPDF page 39
- Section 3: Wall claddingPDF page 40
- 3.9 The use of large panels of glass inPDF page 41
- Section 4: Roof coveringPDF page 42
- 0.1 The guidance in Section 5 deals with thePDF page 44
- Section 5: Reducing the sensitivity of thePDF page 45
- 5.3 Definitions its UK National Annex provides correspondingPDF page 46
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The Building Regulations 2010
ISBN 978 1 85946 508 0
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