| The Approved Documents |
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| Part N: Glazing |
| N1. Protection
against impact Glazing, with which people are likely to come
into contact whilst moving in or about the building, should either
break in a way which is unlikely to cause injury, resist impact
without breaking or be protected from impact. |
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| N2. Manifestation
of glazing Transparent glazing, with which people are likely
to come into contact while moving in or about buildings other than
dwellings, should incorporate features which make it apparent. |
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| Click here for a downloadable
version of the Approved Document Part N |
| Approved
Document N : Glazing - safety in relation to impact, opening and
cleaning (1998 edition) (PDF 688 Kb) |
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| Archived Copies |
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| Approved Document N - 1998 edition |
| Valid: 1st january 1998 - 1st January
2001 |
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The requirement in this edition
was: |
| N1 - Protection against impact
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| N2 - Manifestation of glazing
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| N3 - Safe opening
and closing of windows, skylights and ventilators |
| N4 - Safe access
for cleaning windows etc |
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| Approved Document N - 1992 edition |
| Valid: 1st June 1992 - 1st january
1998 |
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The requirement in this edition
was: |
| N1 & N2 - Glazing - materials
and protection |
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| Approved
Document N : Glazing - materials and protection (1992 edition)
(PDF 1.96Mb) |
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