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ventilation requirements for 1999 built house

  • 02-06-2014 10:01pm
    #1
    Duncan31
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    Work mate has a house that he bought in 2000. It was constructed shortly before that - late 98 / 99.
    He has some mould growth problems and just looking around it myself, I see that there are little to no vents in the house. The only vent I saw was a mechanical extractor in an ensuite bathroom.
    I assume that there were regulations governing such things at that time.
    Anyone give me a basic rundown of what should be installed.


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  • #2
    Mellor
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    Duncan31 wrote: »
    Work mate has a house that he bought in 2000. It was constructed shortly before that - late 98 / 99.
    He has some mould growth problems and just looking around it myself, I see that there are little to no vents in the house. The only vent I saw was a mechanical extractor in an ensuite bathroom.
    I assume that there were regulations governing such things at that time.
    Anyone give me a basic rundown of what should be installed.

    The relevant document is TGD part F (1997).
    I'm not sure if there is an online copy.

    Did you check the windows for trickle vents?


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