Do I need Building Regulations to install fittings such a WC, shower, washbasin or kitchen sink?
If the installation of the fitting or fittings will involve alterations to, or new connections to, a drainage stack or an underground drain then yes they do. You should also check with your Building Control Service to find out how much information is required about the fittings you intend to use. If you employ an installer registered with the Institute of Plumbing, you will not need to involve a Building Control Service. If however, the work only involves installing an additional fitting or fittings in the same or a new location, which does not involve extensions to the drainage pipe work then no they do not apply. Back to top • Do I need Building Regulations to install or replace a hot water cylinder? Yes, if you are installing or replacing a hot water cylinder within an unvented hot water storage system (i.e. a system supplied directly from the water mains with no open-ended pipe for venting and with a storage capacity greater than 15 litres). The requirements are for hot water to be
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- Do I need Building Regulations to install fittings such a WC, shower, washbasin or kitchen sink?
