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M The Building Regulations 2010 Access to and use of buildings
M1 Access and use
M2 Access to extensions to buildings
other than dwellingsM3 Sanitary conveniences in extensions
to buildings other than dwellingsM4 Sanitary conveniences in dwellings
Approved Document
For use in Wales*
2004 edition incorporating
2010 amendments
Main Changes in the 2004 Edition
This edition of the Approved Document M, Access to and use of buildings replaces the 1999 edition entitled Access and facilities for disabled people. The main changes are: a. Part M now applies generally to material alterations of and extensions t o existing non-domestic builidngs. It applies to material changes of use to some non-domestic us es. There is no exception for historic buildings, but this new edition of AD M contains guidance on such buildings. The guidance on dwellings in Sections 6 to 10 remains unchanged from the 1999edition of AD M, with the exception that some diagram numbers and their text refere nces have been changed to permit consistency with the amended Sections 1 to 5. Som e publication the most recent guidance available. b. The guidance draws on the recommendations of British Standard BS 8300:20
01 Design of buildings and their approaches to meet the needs of disabled people -
Code of Practice". There are some instances where the guidance in this Approved Document differs from the recommendations in the edition of BS 8300 current at the date of publica
tion of the AD. It is the intention of the British Standards Institution to review such anomalies as may exist and where practicable to take them into account in future editions of the standard c. The requirements in the new Part M no longer refer to disabled people". The aim of the new Part M and AD M is to foster a more inclusive approach to design to accommodate the
needs of all people. A new section in the AD (Section 4) on Facilities in buildings other than dwellings"
has been introduced to cover audience and spectator facilities, refreshment facilities, sleeping accommodation and switches, outlets and controls. The guidance on changing facilities has been relocated to Section 5 Sanitary accommodation in buildings othe
r than dwellings". This new edition of AD M includes guidance in Section 0 General Guidance" on educational
d. The explanation of the relationship between Part M and the Disability Di scrimination Act 1995 edition of AD M was published. that an Access Statement is provided to identify the philosophy and approach toinclusive from that represented by the guidance in the Approved Document. Approved Document M, Access to and use of buildings.
Main changes made by the 2010 amendments
no amendments to the substantive requirements in Schedule 1 (i.e. PartsA to P) of the Building
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Contents
Use of guidance 8
T he approved documents 8 L imitation on requirements 8 M aterials and workmanship 8 T he Workplace (Health, Safety And Welfare) Regulations 1992 9 D isability Discrimination Act 1995 and the Disability Discrimination (employment)Regulations 1996
9 T he Requirements 1 1Section 0:
General guidance
1 6Performance
16Where the requirements apply
1 6Application of Part M
1 6Extensions and material alterations: dwellings
1 6Extensions of non-domestic buildings
1 7Material alterations of non-domestic buildings
1 8Material changes of use
1 8Car parking and setting down
1 9What requirements apply
1 9 i. Buildings other than dwellings 1 9 ii. Dwellings 1 9Educational establishments
1 9Historic buildings
20 A ccess statements 20Section 1: Access to buildings other than
dwellings 2 4Objectives
2 4 Level approach from the boundary of the site and car parking 2 4On-site car parking and setting down
2 5Ramped access
28S tepped access 2 9
Handrails to external stepped and ramped access
3 2Hazards on access routes
3 33Approved Document M: Access to and use of buildingsWELSH GOVERNMENT
Contents > Use of Guidance > Section 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 > Appendix
Section 2: Access into buildings other than dwellings 35