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Building regulations for cladding your house

amsbam1 · 2016-07-24 20:21:19

Do you know where I can check what are the building regulations regarding stone cladding your house. I want to stone clad a part of my house and was wondering if there was any building regulations around this. Perhaps, they require me to put in a moisture barrier or something.

24-07-2016 8:21pm

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amsbam1

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Do you know where I can check what are the building regulations regarding stone cladding your house. I want to stone clad a part of my house and was wondering if there was any building regulations around this. Perhaps, they require me to put in a moisture barrier or something.

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#2 24-07-2016 9:02pm

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Can the cladding be treated like an external leaf or is it fixed directly to the external leaf?

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#3 24-07-2016 9:29pm

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Well the house was built a number of years ago. It has a painted rendered finish. On top of a mixture of cavity wall and poured concrete. So it won't be treated like an external leaf.

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