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Compliance & Regulations

Compliance is easier when assumptions are explicit. Therefore, this page explains the common UK references and how we confirm requirements in the quote pack.

✓ Building Regulations overview
✓ Education guidance links (BB93/BB101)
✓ Accessibility & fire strategy context
✓ Typical quote response within 48h
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Local context examples: Cardiff / Caerdydd (Wales), Edinburgh / Dùn Èideann (Scotland), Manchester (Greater Manchester), Bristol (Somerset).
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Core compliance topics

Compliance depends on intended use and site context. Therefore, we confirm assumptions in the quote pack rather than leaving them implicit.

Building Regulations

Approved Documents are a baseline reference. In addition, building control will confirm project-specific requirements.

Fire strategy

Fire performance depends on use, occupancy and proximity constraints. Therefore, fire strategy assumptions must be clear.

Energy (Part L)

Energy performance targets change by project type. Consequently, Part L paths should be defined early where applicable.

Accessibility

Inclusive access and practical circulation matter in public buildings. In practice, routes and door widths must be planned early.

Education guidance

Schools often reference BB93 and BB101. Therefore, we include official links and use-case context.

Documentation

Clear assumptions, inclusions and exclusions reduce risk. As a result, approvals become easier.

UK Building Regulations (Approved Documents)

The Approved Documents provide baseline requirements and guidance. However, the final compliance path depends on your intended use, site constraints and building control approach.

Approved Documents (gov.uk)

Therefore, we treat Building Regulations references as a framework. The quote pack confirms the scope assumptions used for pricing and delivery planning.

Fire strategy — what changes the specification

Fire performance requirements depend on occupancy and proximity. Therefore, fire strategy assumptions must be agreed early, especially for public buildings and schools.

When REI60 may be required

If the brief requires enhanced fire performance, the system path may change. Consequently, wall/roof/floor build-ups can differ from standard units.

Site constraints matter

Distances to boundaries and adjacent buildings can influence strategy. In addition, escape routes and access planning must be confirmed.

Quote pack clarity

We confirm the assumed fire performance path in the quote pack. Therefore, scope and pricing remain transparent.

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Energy compliance (Part L 2021)

Energy performance expectations depend on building type and intended duration. Therefore, Part L paths should be defined early when the building is long-term or non-domestic.

In practice, the quote pack confirms the chosen option path (e.g., Part L 2021 A-rated) and the assumptions used for that specification.

Approved Documents (Part L within)

Accessibility and inclusive design

Accessibility is both physical and informational. Therefore, we plan clear routes, practical doors and accessible WC solutions where required.

In addition, we structure pages and quote packs so content is readable and extractable. Consequently, stakeholders can review scope quickly.

WCAG 2.2 AA reference

Education compliance context (DfE guidance)

Education projects often reference DfE guidance on acoustics and ventilation. Therefore, we link to the official sources commonly used in project discussions.

Department for Education (DfE) BB93 acoustic standards BB101 ventilation guidance

Compliance & regulations — FAQ

Short answers designed for Google snippets and AI search.

Do you guarantee compliance on every project?
Compliance depends on intended use, site context and the final project brief. Therefore, the quote pack confirms assumptions used for specification and pricing.
When does REI60 matter?
REI60 may be required when enhanced fire performance is specified. However, the requirement is project-dependent and must be aligned with fire strategy.
How quickly will you respond with a quote?
Typical quote response is within 48 hours (Mon–Fri) once we have use case, size/layout and postcode.

Need a compliance-led quote pack?

Send your brief — we’ll confirm assumptions and the right option path. Typical quote response within 48h (Mon–Fri).

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