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British Standards for roofing

Keeping track of British Standards can be difficult. There are, after all, more than 27,000 of them. The good news is that they don’t all relate to roofing, or even the construction industry - so if you’re trying to work out which British Standards apply to roofing, you only need to worry about a fraction of the thousands that are out there.

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BS 5534

BS 5534

The British Standard for Slating and Tiling.

BS 5534 provides the industry with guidance on best practice, relating to the installation of a roof.
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BS 8612

BS 8612

Dry fixed ridge, hip and verge systems for slating and tiling.

BS 8612 sets the minimum quality and performance criteria for dry fix products.
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BS 5250

BS 5250

BS 5250, aims to address all sources of moisture within buildings and the associated impacts to the building fabric and occupants’ health.
BS 5534
BS 8612
BS 5250

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Part L

Part L

Part L is a building regulation that covers the ' Conservation of Fuel and Power' concerning both new construction projects and some refurbishment work, for dwellings and other buildings in England.
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Future Homes Standard

Future Homes Standard

FHS requires new dwellings to be “zero-carbon ready” and sets out strict energy-efficiency requirements, including low-carbon heating and on-site renewable electricity generation.
Part L
FHS

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