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This Approved Document provides guidance on how to comply with Part O to Schedule 1 to the Building Regulations covering overheating mitigation requirements and applies to new residential buildings only. It takes effect on 15 June 2022 but does not apply to work subject to a building notice, full plans application or initial notice submitted before that date, provided the work is started on site before 15 June 2023.

ADO: Overheating contains the following sections:

  • Simplified method
  • Dynamic thermal analysis
  • Ensuring the overheating mitigation strategy is usable
  • Providing information
  • Key terms
  • Compliance checklist
  • Areas at a high risk of buildings overheating

The guidance in this Approved Document only relates to England.

Approved Document O: Overheating (2021 edition)

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      Publisher: RIBA Publishing
      Publication Date: 01/01/2022
      ISBN13: 9781914124808, 978-1914124808
      ISBN10: 1914124804
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      Description

      Book Synopsis

      This Approved Document provides guidance on how to comply with Part O to Schedule 1 to the Building Regulations covering overheating mitigation requirements and applies to new residential buildings only. It takes effect on 15 June 2022 but does not apply to work subject to a building notice, full plans application or initial notice submitted before that date, provided the work is started on site before 15 June 2023.

      ADO: Overheating contains the following sections:

      • Simplified method
      • Dynamic thermal analysis
      • Ensuring the overheating mitigation strategy is usable
      • Providing information
      • Key terms
      • Compliance checklist
      • Areas at a high risk of buildings overheating

      The guidance in this Approved Document only relates to England.

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