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Building Regulations, Provision for open Fires

Xenophile · 2007-03-18 16:03:32

I see so many modern residential buildings being built with no provision for open fires, chimneys etc. I wonder what the current regulations are?

18-03-2007 4:03pm

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I see so many modern residential buildings being built with no provision for open fires, chimneys etc. I wonder what the current regulations are?

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#2 19-03-2007 10:48pm

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Xenophile wrote:

I see so many modern residential buildings being built with no provision for open fires, chimneys etc. I wonder what the current regulations are?

Are you talking about apartment blocks or houses? It would be imprtatical in apartments but not so in houses so I would assume there is building regulations in that respect.

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