Current
Core Supplement
Building Regulations 2010: Approved Documents
Contains parts A1 - Loading, A2 - Ground movement, A3 - Disproportionate collapse.
Supersedes: DCLG Building Regulations 2010: Approved Documents A Structure (2004 edition incorporating 2010 amendments). Replaces the 1992 edition (with 1994 and 2000 amendments), printed 2006. Effective from 1st December 2004. Main changes made by the 2010 amendments. This 2004 edition incorporating the 2010 amendments reflects changes made as a result of the Building Regulations 2010 and Building (Approved Inspectors etc.) Regulations 2010. The changes mainly reflect regulation number changes as a result of re-ordering. There have been no amendments to the substantive requirements in Schedule 1 (i.e. Parts A to P) of the Building Regulations. Please note the simplification of the definition of 'room for residential purposes' in regulation 2 of the Building Regulations 2010. Please also note that L1(c) has now become regulation 40.
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