SANS10400-Building Regulations South Africa SANS10400 are the Building regulations in South Africa, and both international and national standards, are fundamental to successful building and construction projects, both big and small.
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We wish to register to download the most up to date regulations.
Hi, You can only purchase the SANS 10400 from the SABS They are not free to download anywhere. We have the older SANS that is freely available and will give you a fair idea, but not specifics, of what you need.
I want to study to qualify for nhbrc certificate
Then contact the NHBRC for advice and information.
Can you perhaps help with direct details of sabs-address/web/telephone!
All there contact details on their web site.
Must i register if i cach owner builder
You need to apply for an owner builder’s exemption from the NHBRC
Why should I have to buy a set of regulations that define what is legislated by a government or municipality. That is bs. I will then build what I want according to acceptable standards. It amounts to extortion. By a Qualified Project Manager…
Michael how do you as an individual decide on “acceptable standards”? The SABS spends a lot of time and money testing and approving all products available in SA so that the general public does not get conned and that the materials they use in the construction of their homes will do the job that it is intended to do. The ISO is an accepted mechanism internationally that does the same as the SABS but at an international level. So I ask again does your personal judgement override the work that these organisations do?