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Morning all. 

Just getting some drawings for front and back doors, now although I thought the door openings where large enough, when the door swings back it decreases the actual opening size. 

 

Do we know now what is the actual opening size needed for disabled access. 

 

 

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1 hour ago, Mr Punter said:

I think the 826 metric size and 838 imperial are fine.

That’s exactly right, but the clear openings can change depending on door thickness and hinge layout. 

So a 75mm solidcore door will have a larger opening than a 90mm thick passive spec one. 

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47 minutes ago, Oz07 said:

800 clear opening so if you have an anal bc he will measure off your doorstop on lock side to face of door on other side. Ask me how I know!

That’s cool then, my 900 doors are coming down to 812 clear openings. 

 

I will double check with  bco. 

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I think when ordering external door just ask your supplier if part m compliant. The onus should be on them then. A bit like if you get a quote for stairs and can't achieve the regs they make you aware of this and sign disclaimer

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17 hours ago, Oz07 said:

I think when ordering external door just ask your supplier if part m compliant. The onus should be on them then. A bit like if you get a quote for stairs and can't achieve the regs they make you aware of this and sign disclaimer

I did that but the door supplier thinks clear opening can be 775mm. 

Bco here today so I will ask him and report back. 

 

Wish me luck, drain inspection today. 

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Maybe regs have changed. I always thought 800. 

 

You won't need luck I've never had pvc leak. Just be sure you've not trapped any air else water level can drop as air leaks out top make you think you have a leak. 

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