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Mr and Mrs Taylor New Build Floor Plans Drawing Type Drawing No. 5/11/2015 - 01 Giraffe Building Services Ltd. 52 Chillingham Road Heaton Newcastle Upon Tyne NE65BT 01912091189 Giraffe Building Services Ltd. Date 1:100 Plot 32 27 Oakwood Drive Elmood Park Green Number Thomas Walmsley New Build Floor Plans Drawn by Scale 5/11/2015 Page Size - A1 6000 mm Ensure cavity is closed along the eaves Trussed rafter usually placed at 600mm centres but follow manufacturers details and calcs At least 50% of connector plate must overlap the wall plate End trussed rafters normally placed no more than 50mm from the gable Strap gables to rafters, straps to be fitted to the underside rafter members Tie down rafters to wall plate using proprietary galvanised truss clips Chevron bracing - to be at approx. 45 degrees and nailed to at least 3 trusses Diagonal bracing - running from eaves to ridge fixed to underside of rafters at 45 degrees to the line of the rafters Wall plate 75 x 50mm min Chevron bracing is not required for spans less than 8m Longitudinal bracing - to be nailed to each trussed rafters along the full length of the roof Ceiling tie Twice nail the braces to every trussed rafter member which they cross Where more than one length of timber is required for bracing, they should overlap on at last two trussed rafters Fix diagonal brace to wall plate using proprietary metal fixings (30mm x 5mm) Additional bracing may be required by the structural engineer or truss manufacturer Roof insulation omitted for clarity FINK TRUSS ROOF NOTES 6696 2697 8896 2210 1600 6700 3796 2665 3813 4620 3975 1710 6599 6696 4204 4200 3410 5079 1430 6696 9861 4100 2775 3795 1914 1505 6696 2697 8896 2210 1600 6700 3796 2665 3813 4620 3975 1710 Front Front TV TV SD CU House TV TV TV TV TV TV ELECTRIC SHOWER ELECTRIC SHOWER ELECTRIC SHOWER Roof Plan Bedroom 3 Bedroom 1 Bedroom 4 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 5 Landing En-S Dressing En-S UP East Elevation West Elevation North Elevation South Elevation TRUSSED RAFTER ROOF Pitched roof to be formed using proprietary prefabricated manufactured trusses. Design of roof trusses to be produced by specialist truss manufacturer to BS EN 595:1995 and submitted to Building Control for approval prior to commencement of work. Trusses to be placed at max 600ctrs in accordance with BS 8103-3:2009 and BS EN 1995-1 on suitable wall plates fixed using proprietary galvanised steel truss clips. All strapping, fixing and bracing to be in accordance with manufacturer's instructions. Mechanically fix trusses to 100 x 50mm sw treated wall plates using galvanized steel truss clips. Form ceiling using 12.5mm plasterboard and min 3mm thistle multi-finish plaster and lay 150mm Rockwool insulation between ceiling joists with a further 170mm layer over joists (cross direction). Provide polythene vapour barrier between insulation and plasterboard. Ensure opening at eaves level at least equal to continuous strip 25mm wide in two opposite sides to promote cross-ventilation. Mono pitched roofs to have ridge/high level ventilation equivalent to a 5mm gap via proprietary tile vents spaced in accordance with manufacturer’s details. Ground Floor Electrics Plan Bedroom 6 Sitting Room Hall Lounge Dining Area Family Area Utility UP UP First Floor Electrics Plan Bedroom 3 Bedroom 1 Bedroom 4 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 5 Landing En-S Dressing En-S UP PITCHED ROOF VENTILATION Maintain a 50mm air gap above insulation in the roof pitch to ventilate roof. Provide opening at eaves level at least equal to continuous strip 25mm wide and opening at ridge equal to continuous strip 5mm wide to promote ventilation. STRAPPING FOR PITCHED ROOF Gable walls should be strapped to roofs at 2m centres. All external walls running parallel to roof rafters to be restrained at roof level using 1000mm x 30mm x 5mm galvanised mild steel horizontal straps or other approved to BSEN 845-1 built into walls at max 2000mm centres and to be taken across minimum 3 rafters and screw fixed. Provide solid noggins between rafters at strap positions. All wall plates to be 100 x 50mm fixed to inner skin of cavity wall using 30mm x 5mm x 1000mm galvanized metal straps or other approved to BSEN 845-1 at maximum 2m centres. ELECTRICAL All electrical work required to meet the requirements of Part P (electrical safety) must be designed, installed, inspected and tested by a competent person registered under a competent person self certification scheme such as BRE certification Ltd, BSI, NICEIC Certification Services or Zurich Ltd. An appropriate BS7671 Electrical Installation Certificate is to be issued for the work by a person competent to do so. A copy of a certificate will be given to Building Control on completion. FIXED EXTERNAL LIGHTING External light fittings to be fitted as calculated in the DER and in compliance with the Domestic Building Services Compliance Guide. Light fitting to be either: a. lamp capacity not greater than 100 lamp-watts per light fitting and provided with automatic movement detecting devices (PIR) and automatic daylight sensors ensuring lights shut off automatically when not required. Or b. lamp efficacy greater than 45 lumens per circuit-watt; fitted with manual controls and automatic day light cut-off sensors so that lights switch off when daylight is sufficient. LINTELS - For uniformly distributed loads and standard 2 storey domestic loadings only Lintel widths are to be equal to wall thickness. All lintels over 750mm sized internal door openings to be 65mm deep pre-stressed concrete plank lintels. 150mm deep lintels are to be used for 900mm sized internal door openings. Lintels to have a minimum bearing of 150mm on each end. All pre-stressed concrete lintels to be designed and manufactured in accordance with BS 8110, with a concrete strength of 50 or 40 N/mm² and incorporating steel strands to BS 5896 to support loadings assessed to BS 5977 Part 1. For other structural openings provide proprietary insulated steel lintels suitable for spans and loadings in compliance with Approved Document A and lintel manufacture standard tables. Stop ends, DPC trays and weep holes to be provided above all externally located lintels. ESCAPE WINDOWS Provide emergency egress windows all first floor habitable rooms and ground floor inner rooms. Windows to have an unobstructed openable area of 450mm high x 450mm wide, minimum 0.33m sq, the bottom of the openable area should be not more than 1100mm above the floor. The window should enable the person to reach a place free from danger from fire. DOORS Doors to achieve a U-Value of 1.80W/m²K. Glazed areas to be double glazed with 16mm argon gap and soft low-E glass. Glass to be toughened or laminated safety glass to BS 6206, BS EN 14179 or BS EN ISO 12543-1:2011 and Part K (Part N in Wales) of the current Building Regulations. SAFETY GLAZING All glazing in critical locations to be toughened or laminated safety glass to BS 6206, BS EN 14179 or BS EN ISO 12543-1:2011 and Part K (Part N in Wales) of the current building regulations. i.e. within 1500mm above floor level in doors and side panels within 300mm of door opening and within 800mm above floor level in windows. SMOKE DETECTION Mains operated linked smoke alarm detection system to BS EN 14604 and BS5839-6:2004 to at least a Grade D category LD3 standard and to be mains powered with battery back up. Smoke alarms should be sited so that there is a smoke alarm in the circulation space on all levels/ storeys and within 7.5m of the door to every habitable room. If ceiling mounted they should be 300mm from the walls and light fittings. Where the kitchen area is not separated from the stairway or circulation space by a door, there should be an interlinked heat detector in the kitchen. INTERNAL LIGHTING Internal energy efficient light to be fitted as calculated in the DER and in compliance with the Domestic Building Services Compliance Guide. Provide low energy light fittings not less than three per four (excluding infrequently accessed spaces used for storage, such as cupboards and wardrobes). Low energy light fittings should have lamps with a luminous efficacy greater than 45 lamp lumens per circuit-watt and a total output greater than 400 lamp lumens. Fixed internal lighting to be pin based fluorescent or compact fluorescent lamps or low energy bayonet or Edison screw base compact florescent lamps. NEW GAS BOILER Heating and hot water will be supplied via a wall mounted condensing vertical balanced flue pressurised boiler with a min SEDBUK rating of 90%. System to be fitted with thermostatic radiator valves and all necessary zone controls and boiler control interlocks. The system will be installed, commissioned and tested by a "competent person" and a certificate issued to demonstrate that the installation complies with the requirements of Part L. Carbon monoxide alarm to be positioned near boiler. Boiler flue to be installed in accordance with Approved Document J, British Gas requirements and manufactures guidance.Flues to be terminated externally with metal terminal guard and positioned a minimum of 600mm away from any openings into the building. Where the flue passes through a wall, floor or roof, enclose in a non combustible sleeve. Where the flue is within a void provide appropriate and sufficiently sized access to allow inspection of the flue. No combustible materials to be within 50mm of the flue. Provide new metered gas supply to the dwelling. All works to comply with gas authority standards. Heating system to be designed, installed, tested and fully certified by a GAS SAFE registered specialist. All work to be in accordance with the Local Water Authorities bye laws, the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 and IEE Regulations. THERMAL BRIDGING Care shall be taken to limit the occurrence of thermal bridging in the insulation layers caused by gaps within the thermal element, (i.e. around windows and door openings). Reasonable provision shall also be made to ensure the dwelling is constructed to minimise unwanted air leakage through the new building fabric. W W W W St. St. W W W W

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Page 1: Number - Giraffe...Twice nail the braces to every trussed rafter member which they cross Where more than one length of timber is required for bracing, they should overlap on at last

Mr and Mrs Taylor

New Build

Floor PlansDrawing Type

Drawing No. 5/11/2015 - 01

Giraffe Building Services Ltd.52 Chillingham RoadHeatonNewcastle Upon TyneNE65BT01912091189

Giraffe Building Services Ltd.

Date1:100

Plot 3227 Oakwood DriveElmood Park Green

Number

Thomas Walmsley

New Build Floor Plans

Drawn by

Scale5/11/2015

Page Size - A1 6000 mm

Ensure cavity is closed along the eaves

Trussed rafter usually placed at 600mm centresbut follow manufacturers details and calcs

At least 50% of connector plate must overlap thewall plate

End trussed rafters normally placed no morethan 50mm from the gable

Strap gables to rafters, straps to be fitted to theunderside rafter members

Tie down rafters to wall plate using proprietarygalvanised truss clips

Chevron bracing - to be at approx. 45 degrees andnailed to at least 3 trusses

Diagonal bracing - running from eaves to ridgefixed to underside of rafters at 45 degrees to theline of the rafters

Wall plate 75 x 50mm min

Chevron bracing is not required for spans lessthan 8m

Longitudinal bracing - to be nailed to eachtrussed rafters along the full length of the roof

Ceiling tie

Twice nail the braces to every trussed raftermember which they cross

Where more than one length of timber is requiredfor bracing, they should overlap on at last twotrussed rafters

Fix diagonal brace to wall plate using proprietarymetal fixings (30mm x 5mm)

Additional bracing may be required by thestructural engineer or truss manufacturer

Roof insulation omitted for clarity

FINK TRUSS ROOF

NOTES

6696

2697

8896

2210 1600

6700 3796 2665 3813

46203975 1710

65996696

4204

4200

3410

50791430

6696

9861

4100

2775

3795

1914

1505

6696

2697

8896

2210 1600

6700 3796 2665 3813

46203975 1710

FrontFront

TVTV

SD

CU

House

TV

TV

TV

TV

TV

TV

ELECTRIC SHOWER

ELECTRIC SHOWER

ELECTRIC SHOWER

Roof Plan

Bedroom 3Bedroom 1Bedroom 4

Bedroom 2

Bedroom 5

Landing

En-SDressing

En-SUP

East Elevation West Elevation

North Elevation South Elevation

TRUSSED RAFTER ROOF Pitched roof to be formed usingproprietary prefabricatedmanufactured trusses. Design of rooftrusses to be produced by specialisttruss manufacturer to BS EN595:1995 and submitted to BuildingControl for approval prior tocommencement of work. Trusses tobe placed at max 600ctrs inaccordance with BS 8103-3:2009 andBS EN 1995-1 on suitable wall platesfixed using proprietary galvanisedsteel truss clips. All strapping, fixingand bracing to be in accordance withmanufacturer's instructions.Mechanically fix trusses to 100 x50mm sw treated wall plates usinggalvanized steel truss clips. Form ceiling using 12.5mmplasterboard and min 3mm thistlemulti-finish plaster and lay 150mmRockwool insulation between ceilingjoists with a further 170mm layerover joists (cross direction). Providepolythene vapour barrier betweeninsulation and plasterboard. Ensureopening at eaves level at least equalto continuous strip 25mm wide in twoopposite sides to promotecross-ventilation. Mono pitched roofsto have ridge/high level ventilationequivalent to a 5mm gap viaproprietary tile vents spaced inaccordance with manufacturer’sdetails.

Ground Floor Electrics Plan

Bedroom 6

Sitting Room

Hall

Lounge

Dining Area

Family Area

Utility

UP UP

First Floor Electrics Plan

Bedroom 3Bedroom 1Bedroom 4

Bedroom 2

Bedroom 5

Landing

En-SDressing

En-SUP

PITCHED ROOFVENTILATIONMaintain a 50mm airgap above insulation inthe roof pitch toventilate roof. Provideopening at eaves levelat least equal tocontinuous strip 25mmwide and opening atridge equal tocontinuous strip 5mmwide to promoteventilation.

STRAPPING FOR PITCHED ROOF Gable walls should be strapped to roofs at 2mcentres. All external walls running parallel toroof rafters to be restrained at roof level using1000mm x 30mm x 5mm galvanised mildsteel horizontal straps or other approved toBSEN 845-1 built into walls at max 2000mmcentres and to be taken across minimum 3rafters and screw fixed. Provide solid nogginsbetween rafters at strap positions. All wallplates to be 100 x 50mm fixed to inner skin ofcavity wall using 30mm x 5mm x 1000mmgalvanized metal straps or other approved toBSEN 845-1 at maximum 2m centres.

ELECTRICAL All electrical work required to meetthe requirements of Part P(electrical safety) must be designed,installed, inspected and tested by acompetent person registered undera competent person self certificationscheme such as BRE certificationLtd, BSI, NICEIC CertificationServices or Zurich Ltd. Anappropriate BS7671 ElectricalInstallation Certificate is to beissued for the work by a personcompetent to do so. A copy of acertificate will be given to BuildingControl on completion.

FIXED EXTERNAL LIGHTINGExternal light fittings to be fittedas calculated in the DER and incompliance with the DomesticBuilding Services ComplianceGuide.Light fitting to be either:a. lamp capacity not greaterthan 100 lamp-watts per lightfitting and provided withautomatic movement detectingdevices (PIR) and automaticdaylight sensors ensuring lightsshut off automatically when notrequired.Orb. lamp efficacy greater than 45lumens per circuit-watt; fittedwith manual controls andautomatic day light cut-offsensors so that lights switch offwhen daylight is sufficient.

LINTELS - For uniformly distributed loads and standard 2 storey domesticloadings only Lintel widths are to be equal to wall thickness. All lintels over750mm sized internal door openings to be 65mm deeppre-stressed concrete plank lintels. 150mm deep lintels are to beused for 900mm sized internal door openings. Lintels to have aminimum bearing of 150mm on each end. All pre-stressedconcrete lintels to be designed and manufactured in accordancewith BS 8110, with a concrete strength of 50 or 40 N/mm² andincorporating steel strands to BS 5896 to support loadingsassessed to BS 5977 Part 1.For other structural openings provide proprietary insulated steellintels suitable for spans and loadings in compliance withApproved Document A and lintel manufacture standard tables.Stop ends, DPC trays and weep holes to be provided above allexternally located lintels.

ESCAPE WINDOWSProvide emergency egress windows all first floor habitablerooms and ground floor inner rooms. Windows to have anunobstructed openable area of 450mm high x 450mm wide,minimum 0.33m sq, the bottom of the openable area should benot more than 1100mm above the floor. The window shouldenable the person to reach a place free from danger from fire.

DOORSDoors to achieve a U-Value of1.80W/m²K. Glazed areas to be doubleglazed with 16mm argon gap and softlow-E glass. Glass to be toughened orlaminated safety glass to BS 6206, BSEN 14179 or BS EN ISO 12543-1:2011and Part K (Part N in Wales) of thecurrent Building Regulations.

SAFETY GLAZINGAll glazing in critical locations to be toughened or laminatedsafety glass to BS 6206, BS EN 14179 or BS EN ISO12543-1:2011 and Part K (Part N in Wales) of the currentbuilding regulations. i.e. within 1500mm above floor level indoors and side panels within 300mm of door opening and within800mm above floor level in windows.

SMOKE DETECTIONMains operated linked smoke alarm detection system toBS EN 14604 and BS5839-6:2004 to at least a Grade Dcategory LD3 standard and to be mains powered withbattery back up. Smoke alarms should be sited so thatthere is a smoke alarm in the circulation space on alllevels/ storeys and within 7.5m of the door to everyhabitable room. If ceiling mounted they should be 300mmfrom the walls and light fittings. Where the kitchen area isnot separated from the stairway or circulation space by adoor, there should be an interlinked heat detector in thekitchen.

INTERNAL LIGHTINGInternal energy efficient light to be fitted as calculated inthe DER and in compliance with the Domestic BuildingServices Compliance Guide. Provide low energy lightfittings not less than three per four (excludinginfrequently accessed spaces used for storage, such ascupboards and wardrobes). Low energy light fittingsshould have lamps with a luminous efficacy greater than45 lamp lumens per circuit-watt and a total output greaterthan 400 lamp lumens. Fixed internal lighting to be pinbased fluorescent or compact fluorescent lamps or lowenergy bayonet or Edison screw base compactflorescent lamps.NEW GAS BOILERHeating and hot water will be supplied via a wall mountedcondensing vertical balanced flue pressurised boiler with amin SEDBUK rating of 90%. System to be fitted withthermostatic radiator valves and all necessary zone controlsand boiler control interlocks. The system will be installed,commissioned and tested by a "competent person" and acertificate issued to demonstrate that the installationcomplies with the requirements of Part L. Carbonmonoxide alarm to be positioned near boiler.Boiler flue to be installed in accordance with ApprovedDocument J, British Gas requirements and manufacturesguidance.Flues to be terminated externally with metalterminal guard and positioned a minimum of 600mm awayfrom any openings into the building. Where the flue passesthrough a wall, floor or roof, enclose in a non combustiblesleeve. Where the flue is within a void provide appropriateand sufficiently sized access to allow inspection of the flue.No combustible materials to be within 50mm of the flue.Provide new metered gas supply to the dwelling. All worksto comply with gas authority standards.Heating system to be designed, installed, tested and fullycertified by a GAS SAFE registered specialist. All work tobe in accordance with the Local Water Authorities byelaws, the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations1998 and IEE Regulations.

THERMAL BRIDGINGCare shall be taken to limit theoccurrence of thermal bridging inthe insulation layers caused bygaps within the thermal element,(i.e. around windows and dooropenings). Reasonable provisionshall also be made to ensure thedwelling is constructed tominimise unwanted air leakagethrough the new building fabric.

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