Building Regulations for windows and doors in new homes Are you planning on self-building your new home? Then start by finding out more about Building Regulations. Once you have finally received planning permission, you will probably find yourself wondering ”where do I start now?” Truth is, you are just at the beginning of your journey, and still have to ensure your dream home is built to the correct standards, as laid out in Building Regulations. Building Regulations are statutory, unlike planning permission, and a house will pass or fail according to this set of rules. Windows and doors are an important investment for any self-build, renovation or improvement project, so it’s vital to make sure the products you buy - and they way they are installed - comply with relevant Building Regulations. This guide provides a quick overview of Building Regulations in England* for windows and doors installed in ‘single dwellings’ - defined as self-contained accommodation in which up to six people can live together, such as a family home. You can find comprehensive information on Building Regulations in England and Wales on the UK Government website. Your architect, builder, and window and door supplier should also be able to give you advice on how to comply with the Building Regulations which are relevant to your project. *PLEASE NOTE: This document is only our interpretation of the regulation highlights, and in no way represents the full extent of each regulation. It is the responsibility of our customers to fully assess and interpret regulatory requirements and ensure compliance. We recommend to seek expert guidance where required. Intro
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