Limited combustibility - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 07:27, 26 October 2020

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	* Fire.		* Fire.

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Designing Buildings at 10:26, 13 January 2019

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−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	Following the Grenfell Tower Fire, a decision was taken to ban combustible materials in the cladding for buildings over 18m in height. The following change to approved document 7 came into force on 21 December 2018.

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		+	\| The Building Regulations restrict the use of combustible materials in the external walls of certain buildings over 18m in height. Refer to regulation 7(2) of the Building Regulations and to Approved Document B: volume 2, part B4 for details.
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	* ACM cladding.		* ACM cladding.
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Designing Buildings at 07:07, 21 August 2018

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	In England, the building regulations establish requirements for specific aspects of building design and construction. Approved documents then provide guidance for satisfying those requirements in common building situations.		In England, the building regulations establish requirements for specific aspects of building design and construction. Approved documents then provide guidance for satisfying those requirements in common building situations.

−	Requirements for materials of limited combustibility are defined in table A7 of Approved Document B~~: Fire safety~~.	+	Approved document B of the building regulations 'Fire Safety', defines limited combustibility as: 'A material performance specification that includes non-combustible materials, and for which the relevant test criteria are set out in Appendix A, paragraph 9.'
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		+	Requirements for materials of limited combustibility are defined in table A7 of Approved Document B.

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−	~~Materials~~ of limited combustibility are defined in table A7 of Approved Document B: Fire safety.	+	Requirements for materials of limited combustibility are defined in table A7 of Approved Document B: Fire safety.

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	Materials of limited combustibility are defined in table A7 of Approved Document B: Fire safety.		Materials of limited combustibility are defined in table A7 of Approved Document B: Fire safety.

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	* BS 9999.		* BS 9999.
	* Building regulations.		* Building regulations.
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	* Fire and rescue service.		* Fire and rescue service.
	* Fire inspector.		* Fire inspector.

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In England, the building regulations establish requirements for specific aspects of building design and construction. Approved documents then provide guidance for satisfying those requirements in common building situations.

Materials of limited combustibility are defined in table A7 of Approved Document B: Fire safety.

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=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* ACM cladding.
* Approved document B.
* Approved inspector.
* BR 135 Fire Performance of external thermal insulation for walls of multi-storey buildings
* BS 8414 Fire performance of external cladding systems
* BS 9999.
* Building regulations.
* Fire and rescue service.
* Fire inspector.
* Fire safety design.
* Fire.

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