Protection from falling, collision and impact (1998 edition incorporating 2000 and 2010 amendments) (For use in Wales)
Building Regulations 2010: Approved Documents K
Document Status
Current
Supplement
Core Supplement
Series
Building Regulations 2010: Approved Documents
Abstract
Covers: K1 stairs, ladders and ramps; K2 protection from falling; K3 vehicle barriers and loading bays; K4 protection from collision with open windows, skylights and ventilators; K5 protection against impact from and trapping by doors.
History
Supersedes: Building Regulations 2010: Approved Documents K Protection from falling, collision and impact (1998 edition incorporating 2000 and 2010 amendments) (for use in Wales) (DCLG, 2010) See also: Amendments to the Approved Documents (WG, 2013).
Subjects
- Legal issues and management
- Floors/balconies/stairs
- Windows
- Doors
- Building structure
- Balustrades/handrails
- Stairs
- Windows and doors
- Building control
- Building control, Wales
Publisher History
The Welsh Government is the devolved government for Wales. They publish a number of strategies, policies, consultation papers, circulars, leaflets and posters. Previously known as Welsh Assembly Government.
Information
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