FENSA launches new guide to window and door compliance

FENSA launches new guide to window and door compliance

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The government authorised scheme that monitors building regulation compliance for windows and doors, FENSA, is pleased to announce further industry support in the form of an updated, comprehensive Guide to Compliance. Produced in conjunction with RISA and the GGF, the publication is free to download for all FENSA Approved installers.

Lis Clarke, Operations Director for FENSA explains why the Guide to Compliance is so useful: “Building regulations are constantly monitored to ensure the health and safety of anyone working on or using all types of buildings. Sometimes these changes are just tweaks on a previous clause, and sometimes the updates are more significant. Either way, it is the responsibility of the installer to make sure the work they complete and the products they fit, are compliant.

 

“With all the recent changes to Building Regulations it was the perfect time to update and re-issue our Guide to Compliance. This is the first update since 2016 so there is a plethora of new information to consider. The guide has been produced by experts in the industry with a wealth of experience from the GGF, RISA and FENSA and covers everything from structure to fire safety, sealing to ventilation, and access to thermal performance. It means installers have one publication covering everything they need to know. The guide is free to download and is a key document to help all FENSA Approved Installers avoid any problems with meeting Building Regulations during installation.”

 

 

Lis concludes: “It’s important to stay on top of building regulations and there is sometimes much debate and discussion among industry peers about individual interpretations. It can be hard to sift through the onslaught of information to decipher the facts. And for something so important, installers need a definitive guide. FENSA is pleased to provide this resource for the industry so we can collectively continue to raise standards and provide reassurance to homeowners that the work on their house is compliant.”

 

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