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BBA & BSI Accreditation


To make certain that your new conservatory will give you first class performance and trouble free enjoymentfor many years to come. Quantal's products and manufacturing systems have been subjected to and passed rigorous independant testing and inspection by nationally recognised institutions.

Quantal is one of the few roofing companies to have been awarded British Board od Agrement (BBA) certification, following analysis of product strength and weather tightness, including simulated wind and snow loading as well a sunlight ageing tests. The structural integrity has been shown to meet the very latest and most stringent British Standard.

 


The BBA is a goverment established body whose certifications are a required standard for most companies involved in the manufacture of building products.

FM09180 certifies that Quantal operates a quality management system which covers not only its design features but all aspects of its business from customer order, selection of suppliers and process controls through to checking and final documentation to ensure complete consistency of every stage.

BSI & BBA Logos | Roof Fabricators, South West

 
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Building Regulations

The Quantal Roof complies with the Design and Material Codes of Practise detailed below:

Material

BS 6262: Glazing for Buildings

BS 1161 1977(1991) : Specification for Aluminium Alloy Sections for Structural Purposes.

Dimensions, geometrical properties and mass per unit length of aluminium alloy sections. Cover angle, channel, lipped channel, I, tee and bulb tee sections.

CP8118 : 1991 : The Structural use of Aluminium.

Alloy grade/properties: 6063 T6 Maximum permissible bending stress = 96N/mm2

BS 5516 : 1991 Code of Practice for Design and Installation of Sloping and Vertical Patent Glazing.

Two edge of four edge patent glazing systems with glass and plastics glazing sheet materials. Gives structural and other design recommendations, including minimum thickness' of single and double glazing and installation and maintenance.

 

Loading

BS 6399 Pt 1:1984 : Design Loading for Buildings Part 1: Code of Practice for Dead and Imposed Loads.

(Partial safety factor = 1.2, for Dead, Wind and Imposed Loading)

BS 6399: Pt 3:1988 :

Design Loading for Buildings Part 3 : Code of Practice for Imposed Roof Loads.

Section One: General

Section Two: Snow loads - 25 years exposure : load factor = 0.82 Maximum site altitude - 250 metres No abnormal load patterns

CP3 : Chapter V Wind Loads Part 2 : 1972

Restrictions of use: 25 years exposure; load factor =- 0.9

Local topography features ignored

Maximum Ridge Height = 5 metres

No dominant openings

Maximum roof pitch = 37.5 deg

Minimum roof pitch - 15 deg

 
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