What is this standard about?It gives recommendations on the space that should be provided for locating, installing, using and maintaining sanitary appliances in dwellings, places of work or public amenities.Who is this standard for?Anyone who is responsible for planning, commissioning, managing, designing or providing toilets, kitchens, utility rooms, bathrooms or showers within dwellings, places of work or public amenities. This will include:. Architectural design consultants. Architects. Plumbers. Cubicle manufacturers. House builders.
Building developers. BIM and CAD element developers. Housing associations and other multiple home ownersWhy should you use this standard?This revised standard provides relevant, up-to-date information from authoritative sources. As such it will give users a competitive advantage over anyone using an inferior code.What’s changed since the last update?Since the original standard was published in 1996 the average size of people in the UK has increased slightly and more information has become available on disabilities.
Bs 6465 Sanitary Installations Pdf Editor Windows 7
Standard NumberBS 6465-2:2017TitleSanitary installations. Space recommendations. Code of practiceStatusCurrentPublication Date05 July 2017Cross References,ReplacesDraft Superseded By0 DCDescriptorsLayout, WC pans, Ergonomics, WC compartments, Dimensional space requirements, Urinals, Installation, Sinks, Bidets, Sanitary appliances, Driers (heating equipment), Showers, Washing machines, Baths, Maintenance, Wash-basins, Sanitary engineeringICS91.140.70CommitteeB/209ISBN978 0 580 92311 1PublisherBSIFormatA4DeliveryYesPages54File Size1.317 MBPrice£246.00.
CTT3 CIBSE Top Tips 3: Sanitary Conveniences, Washing Facilities & Drinking WateCIBSE Top Tips Information Sheet 3: Sanitary Conveniences, Washing Facilities and Drinking WaterThis information sheet is intended to help property operators, facilities managers and designers to understand the provision of sanitary conveniences, washing facilities and drinking water and what they can do to ensure buildings provide a healthy, comfortable and productive working environment in an energy efficient manner. By following the information provided, building operators, facilities managers, designers and employers will be able to demonstrate compliance with Regulations 20, Sanitary Conveniences, and 22, Drinking Water, in.