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Moisture Regulations

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In all buildings it is essential that the walls, floors and roof of a building must be designed and constructed so as to be adequately waterproof.

Technical guidance and statutory requirements can be found in the following:

  • England and Wales - Approved Document C

  • Northern Ireland - Technical Booklet C

  • Scotland - Technical Handbook 3

One consequence of climate change is the expectancy that the UK will experience an increased risk of intense and torrential downpours followed by devastating flooding.

With this in mind it is therefore imperative that all building elements are constructed to ensure that they are robust enough to prevent problems being caused by moisture ingress and are also designed and built to prevent problems associated with surface and interstitial condensation.

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