Building regulations refer to a set of rules and standards that have been created to ensure the safety, sustainability, and quality of buildings. These regulations outline specific requirements and guidelines that must be followed when constructing or making changes to a building. They cover areas such as fire safety, structural stability, energy efficiency, ventilation, and accessibility, among others. The purpose of
building regulations is to protect occupants, promote environmentally friendly practices, and ensure that buildings are constructed to a certain standard.
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