BRE documents within the Construction Information Service

• Getting it right: a clients guide to functionality
• Green buildings revisited: large projects
• Green buildings revisited: small projects
• Green gluing of timber: a feasibility study
• Green guide to composites: an environmental profiling system for composite materials and products
• Green guide to housing specification: an environmental profiling system for building materials and components
• Green guide to specification. 4th edition
• Green roofs and facades
• Greener homes for Redbridge: Sustainable refurbishment of 19 dwellings
• Greenhouse gas emissions and buildings in the United Kingdom
• Ground floors: replacing suspended timber with solid concrete - dpcs and dpms (1985 revision)
• Ground source heat pumps
• Ground source heat pumps and low temperature systems: key factors for successful installations
• Guidance for engineers conducting static load tests on building structures
• Guide to certification and approval for engineers and designers
• Guide to machine strength grading of timber
• Guide to the development of BREDEM
• Guide to the Simplified Building Energy Model (SBEM). What it does and how it works
• Guide to the use of urban timber
• Guidelines for the construction of fire-resisting structural elements
• Habitability guidelines for existing housing
• HAC concrete in the UK: assessment, durability management, maintenance and refurbishment
• Handbook for the structural assessment of large panel system (LPS) dwelling blocks for accidental loading
• Handbook of hardwoods with 1997 supplement
• Handbook of imposed roof loads: a commentary on British Standard BS 6399 'Loading for buildings': Part 3
• Hardcore for supporting ground floors of buildings: Placing hardcore and the legacy of problem materials
• Hardcore for supporting ground floors of buildings: Selecting and specifying materials
• Hard-water scale in hot water storage cylinders
• Hardwoods for construction and joinery: current and future sources of supply
• Hardwoods for joinery and construction: technical assessment methods
• Hardwoods for joinery and construction: test results and recommendations
• Hardwoods for joinery and construction: test results and recommendations
• Harnessing fibres for concrete construction. Proceedings of the international conference held at the University of Dundee, Scotland, UK on 10 July 2008
• Hawthorn Leslie steel-framed houses
• Hazards from interior painting with solvent-borne paint
• Health and productivity benefits of sustainable schools - a review
• Heat losses through ground floors
• Heat losses through windows
• Helping visually impaired people in their homes: assistive technology
• Hemp lime construction. A guide to building with hemp lime composites
• Hemp lime: An introduction to low-impact building materials
• High alumina cement concrete: BRAC rules - revised 2002
• Highly glazed buildings: assessing and managing the risks
• High-tech factory case studies
• High-tech mixed-use buildings: attitudes to energy efficiency
• Hills Presweld steel-framed houses
• HOBO protocol: handover of office building operations (incorporating March 2003 amendment)
• Homeville Industrialised steel-framed houses
• Hospitals in the best light: an introduction to hospital lighting
• Hot air repair of PVC-u profiles
• Hot air repair of PVC-u window and door frames
• Hot and cold water systems - protection against frost
• House inspection for dampness: a first step to remedial treatment for wood rot
• House longhorn beetle survey
• House longhorn beetle: geographical distribution and pest status in the UK
• Household waste: storage provision and recycling
• Housing in the UK: National comparisons in typology, condition and cost of poor housing
• How to avoid damage and injuries during wind storms
• Howard steel framed houses
• Humidistat - controlled extract fans: performance in dwellings
• Hydraulically treated soils in residential construction
• Identifying damage by wood-boring insects
• Ignition and growth of fire in a room
• Impact of climate change on building
• Impact of horizontal shading devices on peak solar gains through windows
• Impact of SAP ratings on EESSH reporting
• Importance of energy quality in matching supply and demand
• Importance of indoor surface pollution in sick building syndrome
• Important factors in real fires
• Improving air quality in homes with supply air windows
• Improving air quality in urban environments: guidance for the construction industry
• Improving energy efficiency in housing
• Improving energy efficiency: Part 1 - thermal insulation
• Improving energy efficiency: Part 2 - boilers and heating systems, draughtstripping
• Improving sound insulation
• Improving sound insulation
• Improving space in homes
• Improving the energy-efficient performance of high-rise housing
• Improving the habitability of large panel system dwellings
• Improving ventilation in housing
• In situ treatment for existing window joinery
• Incast houses
• Incidence of accidental loadings in buildings, 1971-1981
• Increasing the fire resistance of existing timber doors
• Increasing the fire resistance of existing timber floors
• Index to BRE Digests, Guides and Information Papers
• Industrial building refurbishments: opportunities for energy efficiency
• Industrial platform floors: mezzanine and raised storage
• Information systems within a design practice: Levitt Bernstein Associates
• Innovation in concrete frame construction
• Innovation in concrete frame construction 1995-2015
• Innovation in timber supply at the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games
• Innovative daylighting systems
• Insecticidal treatments against wood-boring insects
• In-situ treatment of exterior joinery using boron-based implants
• Inspecting steel houses
• Inspection and maintenance of flat and low-pitched timber roofs
• Installation of photovoltaic panels on existing flat roofs - some lessons learned
• Installing BMS to meet electromagnetic compatibility requirements
• Installing domestic automatic door controls