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We are just finishing off some details 

i was under the impression that the garage floor had to be 100 mm lower than the house floor due to any spills from vehicles. 

My architect seams to think this has been relaxed. 

 

Anybody done a recent building control submision about this. 

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I had a conversation regarding this with a BCO and they said as long as the fire door has a threshold that would stop spills he would be happy (this was for a Scottish property). 

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Guest Alphonsox
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I can give you the Northern Ireland BC viewpoint.......

100mm is required but can be slopped to the point a vehicle will be parked.

 

Edit - to avoid ethnic conflict you probably need an English rather than British or UK viewpoint.

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18 hours ago, Alphonsox said:

I can give you the Northern Ireland BC viewpoint.......

100mm is required but can be slopped to the point a vehicle will be parked.

 

Edit - to avoid ethnic conflict you probably need an English rather than British or UK viewpoint.

 ;) 

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This type of reg really annoys me.  The idea is to stop liquids from the garage getting into the house, but is that really likely?  A simple threshold of 30mm would easily do it.

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Am I missing something here, surely you have to have a step or slope somwhere anyway cos the garage door threshold will be at ground level and the floor level of the house will be 150mm higher anyway??

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