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Firstly Happy New Year to all...
Been thinking about changing our front door for a while. Basically we have two front doors, in the sense that we have a porch "extension" and then the original front door. I want to change the inner original door. The current inner door is a pretty standard "hardwood" one. I am thinking of a uPVC one mainly to give a beeter draft proof seal. Now I know that I need BCO / building regs approval and a BCO visit (inc the cost of this :-( )to change windows, but do I need this if I change a door. If I were to change the door for another hardwood one, I would have guessed I do not need a BCO visit, but what about uPVC ? Anybody in the know about the current regs Cheers DeeBee |
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