Hi guys, does anyone know how to stop the spread of fire so it complies with british standards between a proposed garage (independent and located on west side) and a proposed conservatory (attached to house located on the east side) that are 10 metres away from each other (east to west) but if you were to draw a notional line from the front of the garage to the front of the conservatory they would only be 500mm distance away from each other (north to south). Once again many thanks for all your help.
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stop spread of fire so it complies with british standards
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You can download information from here.
http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/en...artb/bcapproveddocumentsb/bcapproveddocbvol1/
But would not want to be stating the obvious, use non conbustable building materials.
http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/en...artb/bcapproveddocumentsb/bcapproveddocbvol1/
But would not want to be stating the obvious, use non conbustable building materials.
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This "spread of flame" situation is normally where non-combustible materials are being used within 1m of the boundary/neighbours building, etc...
Is the surface spread of flame relating to the proposed garage in relation to the boundary?
Is the surface spread of flame relating to the proposed garage in relation to the boundary?
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