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Building Regulation Guidance
In England and Wales, all installation work relating to domestic log-burning and multi-fuel stoves are subject to Building Regulations. The Approved Documents F, J, L, G, P are also applicable and most work is notifiable to the relevant Local Authority. The information notified to them is required for household insurance and for the sale of your home in the future. Where work is carried out by a HETAS Registered Installer, the installer can self-certificate their work via HETAS rather than the customer applying for a Building Notice from their Local Authority.
Although installing your own stove is possible, in many cases it is beyond the realms of a simple DIY’er and as mentioned above, all installations must follow a set of strict guidelines and regulations in order that the installation complies with current legislation and is safe for both the environment and occupants of the home. Therefore is is always recommended that you employ a HETAS Registered Installer who will ensure that the work is carried out to these standards.
For more information, please feel free to read our comprehensive article, ‘Can I Install My Own Stove’.
The following are links to the relevant Building Control Documents for reference and are up to date at the time of writing this article:
Approved Document J – for England
Approved Document J – for Wales
Approved Document B – Fire Safety
Approved Document F – Ventilation
Approved Document L1A – Conservation of fuel and power in new dwellings
Approved Document L1B – Conservation of fuel and power in existing dwellings
Approved Document L2A – Conservation of fuel and power in new buildings other than dwellings
Approved Document L2B – Conservation of fuel and power in existing buildings other than dwellings
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