Tower Freedom T800205 28cm Wok with Ceramic Coating and Aluminium Body, Graphite

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Examples of a residential unit are a flat, a studio flat, a home of multiple occupation, shared accommodation within university halls (e.g. a bedroom with shared kitchen and bathroom) or a unit within a supported accommodation building. In this example, based on the method for counting storeys in the Regulations, this structure would have 7 storeys. If you have assessed that your structure is an independent section, then you will need to consider the overall structure when counting the number of storeys in the independent section. When counting storeys for an independent section, any storey directly beneath the independent section, which is not below ground level, is to be counted in determining the number of storeys that comprise the building. This is demonstrated in Diagram 10. a. has access, which can be reached from anywhere in the section, for persons to enter and exit the wider building; and Tower 7C and tower 7D are not individually independent sections because there is access between the residential areas. Together, towers 7C and 7D are an independent section and therefore a ’building’ for the higher-risk regime. Plant rooms

Diagrams in this guidance document show examples of potential buildings and are for illustrative purposes only. You will need to consider the legislation carefully to understand whether you are responsible for a higher-risk building in scope of the higher-risk regime. You may wish to seek legal advice on this.Subject to paragraph (2), where a structure is not attached to any other structure, that structure is a “building”. Care homes provide accommodation, together with nursing or personal care, for those who are or have been ill, mentally unwell, or dependent on alcohol or drugs or who are disabled or infirm. Key specs – Material: Forged high density aluminium: Handle; Soft phenolic heatproof; Diameter; 26cm; Weight: 1kg; Lid included: No; Seasoning required: No; Dishwasher safe: Yes; Heat sources: All sources; Ovenproof: Yes, to 205°C/Gas 6; Guarantee: Lifetime; Extras: None When counting storeys, any storeys which contain exclusively rooftop machinery or rooftop plant rooms should not be counted. Rooftop machinery is machinery which provides services to the building (for example, an air-conditioning system). Plant rooms are areas which contain machinery or equipment that provides services to the building. Only rooftop plant rooms and areas made up exclusively of rooftop machinery are excluded – for example, if floor three of a 7-storey building contained exclusively plant rooms and machinery, it should still be counted as a storey.

a) where the level of the surface of the ground on which the building is situated is uniform, the level of the surface of the ground immediately adjacent to the building; or

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Legal definition of a building in the Higher-Risk Buildings (Descriptions and Supplementary Provisions) Regulations 2023 Key specs – Material: Spun iron; Handle; Wood; Diameter: 33cm; Weight: 1.1 kg; Lid included: No; Seasoning required: Not immediately; Dishwasher safe: No; Heat sources: All; Ovenproof: No; Guarantee: 2 years; Extras: None If the building being measured sits on uniform flat ground, then ground level is the surface of the ground which is directly adjacent to the building. This is demonstrated in Diagram 8.

c) a building that contains living accommodation (either alone or in combination with other accommodation) for—Key specs – Material: Aluminium; Handle: Wood; Diameter: 28cm; Weight: 1kg; Lid included: No; Seasoning required: No; Dishwasher safe: No; Heat sources: All; Ovenproof: No; Guarantee: 2 years; Extras: None This means that buildings proposed to be mixed-use buildings are subject to the requirements of the higher-risk regime. For example, if a building contains a shopping centre but also has two or more residential units, then it is a higher-risk building, provided it meets the height or storeys threshold. Buildings which are boarding accommodation in schools and university accommodation would also be considered higher-risk buildings, provided they meet the height or storeys threshold for a higher-risk building, as they contain residential units. Use criteria for buildings during building work in an existing building under the Building Act 1984 and the Higher-Risk Buildings (Descriptions and Supplementary Provisions) Regulations 2023 Higher-risk buildings during building work in an existing building are defined in Section 120D of the Building Act 1984 (the 1984 Act) as amended by the Building Safety Act 2022 (the 2022 Act) and Higher-Risk Buildings (Descriptions and Supplementary Provisions) Regulations 2023 (the Regulations).