1985 Ed.]
Building (Construction) Regulations
[CAP. 123
B 3
[Subsidiary]
Regulation
Page
55.
56.
Loads on walls
57.
58.
Recesses and openings
Corbelling and overhanging work
Thickness of walls where difference in ground levels
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59.
Thickness of external walls of certain small buildings
B 40
60.
Cavity walls
B 40
61.
Glass block walls
B 41
62.
Parapet walls
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B 41
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63.
Boundary walls and fences
B 41
64.
Definition of slenderness ratio...
B 42
65.
Maximum compressive stresses in walls or piers of bricks or building blocks
B 42
66.
Maximum compressive stresses in walls and piers of concrete
B 43
67.
Eccentric loads and lateral forces on slender walls
B 45
68.
69.
70.
72.
11.
Panel walls...
Cladding
Party walls to be carried up to roof
Timber not to be built into walls
Damp-proof courses
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PART VII
FIREPLACES, FLUES AND CHIMNEYS
73.
Fireplaces and stoves to have hearths
74.
Fireplace openings
75.
Fireplaces to have chimneys and flues
76.
77.
78.
Chimney stacks to be carried above roof
Combustible materials in proximity to chimneys
Chimney shafts...
79.
Open cooking slabs to have hoods
80.
Ceilings over fireplaces to be protected
PART VIII
ROOFS
81.
Roofs to be covered
82.
Roofs to be weatherproof
83.
Accessible roofs to have parapet or railings
84.
Hollow ceilings ..
PART IX
E
DUTIES OF REGISTERED STRUCTURAL ENGINEER IN STRUCTURAL USE OF TIMBER, STEEL AND REINFORCED CONCRETE
85.
Steel framed and reinforced concrete structures
PART X
STRUCTURAL USE OF TIMBER
86.
87.
Finished sizes of structural timber
Minimum load on ceiling joists and floor boards
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