bs 6465 sanitary installations pdf download

Tubes Part 1: 1971 Copper tubes for water, gas and sanitationīS 864: Capillary and compression tube fittings of copper and copper alloy Part 2: 1983 Specification for capillary and compression fittings for copper tubesīS 1972: 1967 Polythene pipe (type 32) for cold water servicesīS 3284: 1967 Polythene pipe (type 50) for cold water servicesīS 3505: 1968 Unplasticised PVC pipe for cold water servicesĬP 312: Plastics pipework (thermoplastics materials) Part 1: 1973 General principles and choice of material Part 2: 1973 Unplasticised PVC pipework for the conveyance of liquids under pressureīS 1387: 1967 Steel tubes and tubulars suitable for screwing to BS 21 pipe threadsīS 4127: Light gauge stainless steel tubes Part 2: 1972 Metric unitsīS 1010: Draw-off taps and stopvalves for water services (screwdown pattern) Part 2: 1973 Draw-off taps and above-ground stopvalvesīS 5154: 1983 Specification for copper alloy globe, globe stop and check, check and gate valves NOTE 3 Annex A gives the minimum space needed for example room layouts and Annex B gives information on circulation space depth.Īt the time of publication, BS 8300 was being prepared as BS 8300-1 and BS 8300-2.CP 99: 1972 Frost precautions for water servicesīS 5422: 1977 Specification for the use of thermal insulating materialsīS 1212: Float operated valves (excluding floats) Part 1: 1953 Piston type Part 2: 1970 Diaphragm type (brass body) Part 3: 1979 Diaphragm type (plastics body) for cold water servicesīS 417: Galvanised mild steel cisterns and covers, tanks and cylinders Part 2: 1973 Metric unitsīS 4213: 1975 Cold water storage cisterns (Polyolefin or olefin copolymer) and cistern coversīS 2871: Copper and copper alloys. NOTE 2 Attention is drawn to the applicable building and water regulations. These recommendations in this British Standard do not cover the space needs for specialist catering, medical, laboratory or cultural appliances or practices. The recommendations in this British Standard do not cover the space needs for sanitary appliances used by all disabled people, which are covered in BS 8300 1 and BS 9266. NOTE 1 This is in order to provide flexibility of design using the recommendations set out in this British Standard.

This British Standard gives recommendations for spaces for sanitary appliances, but, although it provides some examples of dimensions of rooms or cubicles, it does not generally give minimum dimensions of the rooms in which they are installed. This part of BS 6465 gives recommendations for the minimum space needed to install, use and maintain sanitary appliances in most types of building.

BS 6465-2:2017 This standard BS 6465-2:2017 Sanitary installations is classified in these ICS categories:

Bs 6465 sanitary installations pdf download