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Schedule 5 Deemed-to-satisfy provisions

Northern Ireland Not yet in force

Changes not yet applied. Later legislation changes this provision in ways not yet written into the text below:

Table B

(Materials and workmanship)

RegulationsBuildingsPublicationsAmendments
(1)(2)(3)(4)
Notes—
#

Subject to the requirements of regulations B4 and B5.

$

Section 2 for performance category B.

B2
Fitness of materials and workmanshipany buildingf1a relevant British Standard or British Standard Code of Practice—
B4
Urea formaldehyde foamany buildingBS 5617: 1985; and BS 5618: 1985— AMD 6262
AMD 7114
B5
Preservative treatment of timberany buildingBS 5589: 1989f2—

Table C

(Preparation of site and resistance to moisture)

RegulationsBuildingsPublications or MeasuresAmendments
(1)(2)(3)(4)
Note—
#

The relevant provisions are determined by the zone, given in Schedule 3, in which the dwelling is situated.

C2(2)
Preparation of site and resistance to dangerous and harmful substancesalteration or extension to a dwellingthe same measures as are incorporated in the existing dwelling—
a dwellingBRE Report BR 413f3—
C4
Resistance to ground moisture and weatherany buildingDOE (NI) Technical Booklet C: 1994AMD 2
C5
Condensationa dwellingBS 5250: 1989: Clauses 9.1 to 9.5—

Table D

(Structure)

RegulationsStructural workPublicationsAmendments
(1)(2)(3)(4)
Notes—
#

For houses and small buildings.

$

Using one of the principal or supplementary aluminium alloys designated in Section 1.1 of that Code, and for the purposes of Section 5.3 of that Code, the structure shall be classified as a safe-life structure.

*

For residential buildings of not more than 3 storeys, small single storey non-residential buildings and small buildings forming annexes to residential buildings (including garages and outbuildings).

+

For single family houses of not more than three storeys.

@

Using the procedures in DOE (NI) Technical Booklet D: 1994: Section 6 (as amended by AMD 1 and AMD 2).

§

The accidental loading referred to in clause 2.4.5.5 shall be chosen having particular regard to the importance of the key elements and the consequences of failure, and the key element shall always be capable of withstanding a load of at least 34kN/m2 applied from any direction.

D1foundations(a) BS 8004: 1986; or—
Stability(b) DOE (NI) Technical BookletAMD 1
D: 1994: Sections 1 and 5f4AMD 2
reinforced, prestressed or plain concreteBS 8110: Part 1: 1997;AMD 9882
BS 8110: Part 2: 1985; andAMD 5914
BS 8110: Part 3: 1985AMD 5918
steel(a) BS 449: Part 2:1969; orAMD 416
AMD 523
AMD 661
AMD 1135
AMD 1787
AMD 4576
AMD 5698
AMD 6255
AMD 8859
(b) BS 5950: Part 1: 1990;AMD 6972
BS 5950: Part 2: 1992; andAMD 7766
BS 5950: Part 5: 1998—
composite steel andBS 5950: Part 3: Section 3.1:—
concrete1990; and
BS 5950: Part 4: 1994—
aluminium(a) CP 118: 1969f5; orAMD 1129
(b) BS 8118: Part 1: 1991; andAMD 10485
BS 8118: Part 2: 1991AMD 10486
masonry(a) BS 5628: Part 1: 1992;AMD 7745
BS 5628: Part 2: 2000; and—
BS 5628: Part 3: 1985; orAMD 4974
(b) DOE (NI) Technical BookletAMD 1
D: 1994: Sections 1, 3 and 4f6AMD 2
timber(a) BS 5268: Part 2: 1996;AMD 9451
BS 5268: Part 3: 1998; or—
(b) DOE (NI) Technical BookletAMD 1
D: 1994: Sections 1 and 2f7AMD 2
D2reinforced, prestressed orBS 8110: Part 1:AMD 9882
Disproportionateplain concrete1997; and
collapseBS 8110: Part 2:
1985f8AMD 5914
steelBS 5950: Part 1:
1990f9AMD 6972
masonryBS 5628: Part 1:
1992AMD 7745

Table E

(Fire safety)

RegulationsBuildingsPublicationsAmendments
(1)(2)(3)(4)
Note—
#

Other than spectator accommodation at sports grounds.

E2
Means of escapea dwellinghouseDOE (NI) Technical Booklet E:AMD1
1994: Sections 1 and 6AMD2
a flat or maisonetteBS 5588: Part 1: 1990AMD 7840
a hospital or residential health care buildingNorthern Ireland FirecodeNov 1999
a house in multiple occupationSection 5 of DOE Circular 12/92 published by Department of the Environment: 1992—
a hotel or boarding houseChapters 13 and 14 of the Guide to Fire Precautions in Premises Used as Hotels and Boarding Houses Which Require a Fire Certificate published by Home Office: 1991; and BS 5588-8: 1999— —
an office(a) DOE (NI) Technical Booklet E:AMD 1
1994: Sections 1 and 6; andAMD 2
BS 5588-8: 1999; or—
(b) BS 5588: Part 11: 1997; andAMD 9838
AMD 10213
BS 5588-8: 1999—
a shop(a) DOE (NI) Technical Booklet E:AMD 1
1994: Sections 1 and 6; andAMD 2
BS 5588-8: 1999; or—
(b) BS 5588: Part 11: 1997; andAMD 9838
AMD 10213
BS 5588-8: 1999—
a shopping complexBS 5588: Part 10: 1991; and BS 5588-8: 1999— —
an assembly(a) DOE (NI) Technical Booklet E:AMD 1
buildingf101994: Sections 1 and 6; andAMD 2
BS 5588-8: 1999; or—
(b) BS 5588: Part 6: 1991; andAMD 10212
AMD 10443
BS 5588-8: 1999—
an educational buildingBuilding Bulletin 7 published by Department of Education and Science: 1988; and BS 5588-8: 1999— —
spectator accommodation at a sports groundGuide to Safety at Sports Grounds published for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport: 1997; and BS 5588-8: 1999— —
any otherDOE (NI) Technical Booklet E: 1994:AMD 1
non-residentialSections 1 and 6; andAMD 2
buildingBS 5588-8: 1999—
E3
Internal fireany buildingDOE (NI) Technical Booklet E: 1994:AMD 1
spread-LiningsSections 2 and 6AMD 2
E4
Internal fire spread-a shopping complexBS 5588: Part 10: 1991: Sections 5 and 6—
Structureany other buildingDOE (NI) Technical Booklet E: 1994:AMD 1
Sections 3 and 6AMD 2
E5
External fireany buildingDOE (NI) Technical Booklet E: 1994:AMD 1
spreadSections 4 and 6AMD 2
E6
Facilities andany buildingDOE (NI) Technical Booklet E: 1994:AMD 1
access for theSections 5 and 6AMD 2
Fire Brigade

Table F

(Conservation of fuel and power)

RegulationsBuildingsPublicationsAmendments
(1)(2)(3)(4)
F2
Building fabricany buildingDOE (NI) Technical Booklet F: 1998: Sections 1 and 4AMD 2
F3
Space heating, hot water supply and artificial lighting systemsany buildingDOE (NI) Technical Booklet F: 1998: Sections 2 and 4AMD 2
F4
Insulation of pipes, ducts and hot water storage vesselsany buildingDOE (NI) Technical Booklet F: 1998: Sections 3 and 4AMD 2

Table G

(Sound insulation of dwellings)

RegulationsBuildingsPublicationsAmendments
(1)(2)(3)(4)
G2
Separating walls and separating floorsa dwellingDOE (NI) Technical Booklet G: 1990: Sections 1 or 2AMD 1, AMD 2
G3
Existing walls and floors which become separating walls and separating floorsa dwellingDOE (NI) Technical Booklet G1: 1994: Sections 1, 2 or 3AMD 2

Table H

(Stairs, ramps, guarding and protection from impact)

RegulationsElementsPublicationsAmendments
(1)(2)(3)(4)
Note—
#

Providing access solely for the purpose of maintenance.

H3 Stairs, ladders, ramps and landingsstairDFP Technical Booklet H: 2000: Sections 1 and 2—
ramp and landingDFP Technical Booklet H: 2000: Sections 1 and 3—
spiral or helical stairBS 5395: Part 2: 1984AMD 6076
ladder or stairf11(a) BS 5395: Part 3: 1985; or—
(b) BS 4211: 1994—
H4spiral or helical stairBS 5395: Part 2: 1984AMD 6076
Guardingladder or stair(a) BS 5395: Part 3: 1985; or—
(b) BS 4211: 1994—
vehicle barrierBS 6180: 1999—
any other barrierDFP Technical Booklet H: 2000: Sections 1 and 4—
H5
Vehicle loading baysvehicle loading bayDFP Technical Booklet H: 2000: Section 5—
H6
Protection against impact from and trapping by doorsdoor or gateDFP Technical Booklet H: 2000: Section 6—
H7
Protection from collision with open windows, skylights or ventilatorsopen window, skylight or ventilatorDFP Technical Booklet H: 2000: Section 7—

Table J

(Solid waste in buildings)

RegulationsBuildingsPublications or ProvisionsAmendments
(1)(2)(3)(4)
Note—
#

The requirements in relation to siting.

J2(1)(b)
Solid waste storagef12a dwelling not served by a waste chute systemthe waste container space is at a travel distance of not more than 30 m from the dwelling and sited so that the waste container can be removed without being taken through the dwelling or any other building, other than a garage, carport or other open covered space

—

—

a dwelling served by a waste chute systemBS 5906: 1980 (1987)—
J3
Waste chute systemsany buildingBS 5906: 1980 (1987)—

Table K

(Ventilation)

RegulationsBuildingsPublicationsAmendments
(1)(2)(3)(4)
K2
Means of ventilationa domestic building(a) DOE (NI) Technical Booklet K:1998: Sections 1 and 2;AMD 2
(b) BS 5925: 1991;AMD 8930
(c) BS 5720: 1979; or—
(d) BRE Digest 398—
a non-domestic building(a) DOE (NI) Technical Booklet K: 1998: Sections 1 and 3;AMD 2
(b) BS 5925: 1991; orAMD 8930
(c) CIBSE Guide A : Section A4: 1988; and CIBSE Guide B: Section B2: 1988

—

—

K3
Ventilation of car parksa car parkDOE (NI) Technical Booklet K:1998: Sections 1 and 4AMD 2

Table L

(Heat-producing appliances and liquefied petroleum gas installations)

Part 1
RegulationsAppliancesPublicationsAmendments
(1)(2)(3)(4)
Notes—
#

Having a rated output not exceeding 45kW.

$

Having a rated input not exceeding 60kW.

*

Published by the Health and Safety Executive: 1987.

L2
Heat-producing appliances and associated constructionssolid fuelf13DOE (NI) Technical Booklet L: 1991:AMD 1
Sections 1 and 2AMD 2
gasf14DOE (NI) Technical Booklet L: 1991:AMD 1
Sections 1 and 3AMD 2
oilDOE (NI) Technical Booklet L: 1991:AMD 1
Sections 1 and 4AMD 2
Part 2
RegulationsAspectsPublicationsAmendments
(1)(2)(3)(4)
L4
LPG fixed installationstank sitingHealth and Safety Guidance Booklet HS(G) 34f15 paragraphs 15 to 36—
tank mechanical integrityHealth and Safety Guidance Booklet HS(G) 34 paragraphs 37, 38 and 40—
underground or mounded tank installationHealth and Safety Guidance Booklet HS(G) 34 paragraphs 41 to 46—
pipework, fittings and supportsHealth and Safety Guidance Booklet HS(G) 34 paragraphs 58 to 89—
L5
Separation distances from an existing LPG storage tankseparation distance without fire wallHealth and Safety Guidance Booklet HS(G) 34 Table 2—
separation distance with fire wallHealth and Safety Guidance Booklet HS(G) 34 paragraphs 34 to 36—

Table N

(Drainage)

RegulationsBuildingsPublicationsAmendments
(1)(2)(3)(4)
N3
Sanitary pipeworkany buildingDOE (NI) Technical Booklet N: 1990:AMD 1
Section 1AMD 2
N4
Underground foul drainageany buildingDOE (NI) Technical Booklet N: 1990:AMD 1
Section 2AMD 2
N5
Rain-water drainageany buildingDOE (NI) Technical Booklet N: 1990:AMD 1
Section 3AMD 2

Table P

(Sanitary appliances and unvented hot water storage systems)

RegulationsBuildingsPublicationsAmendments
(1)(2)(3)(4)
P5
Unvented hot water storage systemsany buildingDOE (NI) Technical Booklet P: 1994AMD 2

Table R

(Access and facilities for disabled people)

RegulationsBuildingsPublicationsAmendments
(1)(2)(3)(4)
R2
Access and usean educational buildingDepartment for Education and Employment Building Bulletin 91, Access for Disabled People to School Buildings—
a dwellingDFP Technical Booklet R: 2000: Sections 1, 7, 8 and 11—
a block of dwellingsDFP Technical Booklet R: 2000: Sections 1, 7, 9 and 11—
any other building or part of a buildingDFP Technical Booklet R: 2000: Sections 1, 2, 3 and 4—
R3
Sanitary accommodation and sanitary conveniencesan educational buildingDepartment for Education and Employment Building Bulletin 91, Access for Disabled People to School Buildings—
a dwellingDFP Technical Booklet R: 2000: Sections 1 and 10—
any other building or part of a buildingDFP Technical Booklet R: 2000: Sections 1, 4 and 5—
R4
Audience or spectator seatingany buildingDFP Technical Booklet R: 2000: Sections 1 and 6—

Table V

(Glazing)

RegulationsBuildingsPublicationsAmendments
(1)(2)(3)(4)
V2
Impact with glazingany buildingDFP Technical Booklet V: 2000: Sections 1 and 2—
V3
Transparent glazingany building other than a dwellingDFP Technical Booklet V: 2000: Section 3—
V4
Safe opening and closing of windows, skylights and ventilatorsany buildingDFP Technical Booklet V: 2000: Section 4—
V5
Safe means of access for cleaning glazingany buildingDFP Technical Booklet V: 2000: Section 5—

Annotations

Footnotes

f1

#

Subject to the requirements of regulations B4 and B5.

f2

$

Section 2 for performance category B.

f3

#

The relevant provisions are determined by the zone, given in Schedule 3, in which the dwelling is situated.

f4

#

For houses and small buildings.

f5

$

Using one of the principal or supplementary aluminium alloys designated in Section 1.1 of that Code, and for the purposes of Section 5.3 of that Code, the structure shall be classified as a safe-life structure.

f6

*

For residential buildings of not more than 3 storeys, small single storey non-residential buildings and small buildings forming annexes to residential buildings (including garages and outbuildings).

f7

+

For single family houses of not more than three storeys.

f8

@

Using the procedures in DOE (NI) Technical Booklet D: 1994: Section 6 (as amended by AMD 1 and AMD 2).

f9

§

The accidental loading referred to in clause 2.4.5.5 shall be chosen having particular regard to the importance of the key elements and the consequences of failure, and the key element shall always be capable of withstanding a load of at least 34kN/m2 applied from any direction.

f10

#

Other than spectator accommodation at sports grounds.

f11

#

Providing access solely for the purpose of maintenance.

f12

#

The requirements in relation to siting.

f13

#

Having a rated output not exceeding 45kW.

f14

$

Having a rated input not exceeding 60kW.

f15

*

Published by the Health and Safety Executive: 1987.