Are your barriers safe? [electronic resource] protective barriers in existing non-domestic buildings
Are your barriers safe? protective barriers in existing non-domestic buildings [electronic resource]
- Edinburgh Scottish Government 2011
Outlines recent changes to building regulations which now specify that protective barriers within most non-domestic buildings should not have gaps which will permit the passage of a 100 mm diameter ball. This is to ensure that children are not able to fall through the barriers.
Scotland--1999-
Outlines recent changes to building regulations which now specify that protective barriers within most non-domestic buildings should not have gaps which will permit the passage of a 100 mm diameter ball. This is to ensure that children are not able to fall through the barriers.
Scotland--1999-