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Category: Standards & Compliance

Our compliance guides provide essential, up-to-date information on the regulations and standards governing water storage and fire protection systems across the UK and Ireland. Covering key frameworks such as Regulation 4 (Water Supply Regulations), HTM 04-01, ACoP L8, and LPCB certification requirements, this section is designed to support consultants, engineers and contractors in delivering fully compliant installations.

Whether specifying GRP water tanks for potable use or LPCB-approved fire sprinkler tanks, these resources help you interpret regulatory requirements, understand testing and certification processes, and ensure your system meets both legal and industry best practice standards. Use these guides to reduce risk, improve project approval outcomes and ensure long-term system safety and performance.

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GRP Cold Water Storage: Building Regulations & the Golden Thread

A comprehensive guide to GRP cold water storage tanks covering UK building regulations, Kiwa certification and the golden thread under the Building Safety Act 2022. From Water Fittings Regulations and BS EN 13280 to ACOP L8 Legionella control, this article outlines key compliance requirements for design, installation and ongoing maintenance.

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Legionella Risk Assessment for Building Water Systems

This guide explains what a Legionella risk assessment is, who is legally required to conduct one, what it must cover, and how the written control scheme and documentation obligations follow from it. It focuses on cold water storage systems in multi-storey buildings – the context in which these obligations are most commonly misunderstood.

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