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Non-Domestic (incorporating errata May 2014) (Superseded)

Publication Year

2013

Document Status

Withdrawn

Abstract

Provides practical guidance on achieving the standards set in the Building (Scotland) Regulations 2004, covering 7 sections: structure, fire, environment, safety, noise, energy and sustainability.

Document History

Superseded by the 2015 edition. Superseded Scottish Government Technical Handbook 2011 - Non-Domestic on 1 October 2013. In force from 01 October 2013. Includes changes introduced since 1 May 2011: Standard 0.8 - completely re-written for the CPR. Standard 0.9 - change to the name of Section 4, Safety and Section 6, Energy to reflect Construction Product Regulation requirements. Errata 2014 issued May 2014 - with minor changes and necessary updates to Section 0 - General, Section 2 - Fire, Section 3 - Environment, Section 4 - Safety and Section 6 - Energy. The Errata 2014 issued May 2014 is also issued as a separate document.

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Scottish Government

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