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Construction Guides Terms of Service
Building Regulations and Other Guidance
Part A Structure
Part B Fire Safety Volume 1 all other types of buildings excluding dwelling houses.
Part B Fire Safety Volume 2 dwelling houses
Part C Site Preparation and Resistance to Moisture
Part D Materials and Workmanship
Part E Sound
Part F Ventilation
Part G Hygiene
Part H Drainage
Part J Heat Producing Appliances
Part K Stairways, Ladders, Ramps and Guards
Part M Access and Use Dwellings
Part L Energy Conservation
Timber Frame Construction
Building Energy Ratings
Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy Systems
Air Leakage
Acceptable Construction Details
Irish Water Requirements for Dwellings
Radon
Typical Inspection Reports
Fire-stopping and protection of steel members
Fire stopping is required around the installation of any structural steel member that is built into the party wall (e.g. beams, columns). It is important to note that steel members may not be carried across the party wall from one building into the next.
A timber runner should be secured to the steel work to act as a base for flooring material to be fixed to; the flooring material should not be directly fixed to the steel. Where steel members provide support to walls or floors, they must be protected from fire.