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11-09-2009, 04:24 PM
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Property renovation
Hi,
Can someone please offer advise. We have purchased a cottage in wales & converted the loft into a bedroom. The property is now on 3 floors - relevant distance ground to top floor is 4700mm. I believe if we are over 4500mm then bedroom doors etc should be fire doors - is this correct ? Also, on the ground floor, we have taken down a flimsy corridor & it is now open plan. With regard to fire regulations - should we replace this corridor, which leads to the stairs, so that there is a route out of the house from upstairs, in case of fire ? THanks for your help. Regards, Simon 
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01-12-2010, 12:12 AM
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Re: Property renovation
You can always go direct to : bwf.org.uk/firedoors/regulations-fire-doors (Regulations & Fire Doors: British Woodworking Federation) and check most of the regulations. There is also a number for them: 0844 209 2618
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01-12-2010, 12:14 AM
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Re: Property renovation
You can always check with the British Woodworking Federation: Regulations & Fire Doors and check most of the regulations. There is also a number for them: 0844 209 2618
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