ASUC GUIDELINE DOCUMENTS

TECHNICAL GUIDANCE NOTES

  • TGN O1: ASUC recommended minimum site investigation for typical domestic 1, 2 and 3 storey buildings
  • TGN 02: ASUC recommended minimum standards for underpinning typical domestic 1, 2 and 3 storey buildings Stage 1:  Overview of the process

TECHNICAL FACT SHEETS

OTHER ASUC DOCUMENTS

* Printed copies of documents are available to purchase: CDM 2015 Changes £4.95 (plus £2.75 p&p)

Underpinning Guidelines £20 (plus £2.75 p&p) Basement Guidelines £35 (plus £2.75 p&p)[/vc_column_text]

The following documents are all available from this page by following the links:

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

The following sites have documents which may be of interest:

NHBC – Risks in domestic basement construction.

NHBC’s independent research institution – the NHBC Foundation – was established in January 2006 in partnership with the BRE Trust. Focusing on the new homes industry it facilitates research and development, technology and knowledge sharing, and the capture of industry best practice. For more information on NHBC Foundation see: https://www.nhbc.co.uk/foundation/

BRE – Basement construction and waterproofing

Part 1: Principles of constructing a basement
Part 2: Construction, safety insulation and services. These were also produced under the NHBC Foundation project. This publication is not downloadable but can be purchased from: www.brebookshop.com.

The following documents may be of interest (NOT available from ASUC – contact publisher or bookseller)

UNDERPINNING: A PRACTICAL GUIDE
Bullivant and Bradbury

This book provides a one-stop reference covering most aspects of underpinning for domestic and light industrial buildings. It looks at the causes of foundation failure, the remedial methods available and the steps involved in underpinning. 0 632 04004 1 1996

SUBSIDENCE IN LOW RISE BUILDING
(2nd edition) 2000

Compiled by a multi-disciplinary team of experts, this title provides a practical approach to the subject of subsidence and affected buildings, reflecting current practice.   The new edition includes a chapter on trees and their management as these are responsible for over 65% of all instances of subsidence damage to domestic properties on clay subsoil.

Available from Institution of Structural Engineers www.istructe.org.uk

BRE Press

www.brepress.com publishes a range of relevant titles for the construction industry.

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