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Cable Railing Regulations
Regulations
Basic Rules
Please understand that the following basic rules are a guide only. Please refer to the official documents (downloadable below) for detailed information.
Guards (balustrade) must be fitted to an edge where there is a drop of more than 600mm
The height of the handrail must be a minimum of 900mm for all areas in internal residential applications
The height of the handrail must be a minimum of 900mm for stairs and ramps in external residential and commercial applications, and a minimum of 1100mm for all other areas (balcony, floor edge)
Balustrade infill - such as wires, bars or spindles - should not be able to trap a child. You should NOT be able to pass a 100mm sphere between the gaps of the infill.
Official publications referring to regulations
Building Regulations Part K 2000
The Building Regulations 2000 - Protection from falling, collision and impact: download here
Timber Decking Association Statutory Requirements: download here
Timber Decking Association Technical Bulletin regarding the planning and building control requirements of Local Authorities applicable to timber deck structures.
Timber Decking Association: www.tda.org.uk
Disclaimer
Please note that it is YOUR responsibility to ensure you have understood and complied with any local or national planning guidelines or regulations.
S3i Ltd (or any of its employees) will not be held responsible for outcomes related to the failure to satisfy any such guidelines or regulations.





