On Mon, 20 Sep 2004 20:29:52 +0100, Malcolm Reeves
wrote:



Eh? I just quoted Building regs guide for part L above. That says
you have to do it which makes it mandatory. They are only considering
zones to be at different control temperatures not different on/off
times. But of course you can go that far if you want.


The Approved Documents to the Building Regulations are not of
themselves legally binding. It says as much in the introduction of
most.

They represent *a* way of complying with the statute but are not the
*only* way.

If you can propose an alternative to the suggestion, this can be just
as valid, although it may be necessary to agree the point with the
BCO.


..andy

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