building regs for staircases

Apr 15, 2004 60 Replies
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On Mon, 19 Apr 2004 12:37:25 +0100, a particular chimpanzee named The Natural Philosopher randomly hit the keyboard and produced:

An alteration is only material if it adversely affects a Relevant Requirement (currently Part A- structure, Part B- fire safety and Part M- access & facilities for disabled people), or a controlled service or fitting (drainage and waste disposal, combustion appliances, and for dwellings, replacement windows or central heating boilers, vessels, etc). Part K is not a relevant requirement, so if the work consists wholly of replacing a stair, it is not controlled.

If it is being altered as part of other work (an extension or structural alteration) then it should be made no worse than previously.

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