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Faith in Maintenance Home - Faith in Maintenance For a full list of the Faith in Maintenance courses click here. logo. SPAB, 37 Spital Square, London E1 6DY. Tel: 0207 456 0913 Email: info@spabfim.org.uk ... 2.
Walls - Advice & Guidance - Faith in Maintenance Your architect or surveyor will be able to advise whether there is a need for some ... When rain falls on a lime-based render, it is absorbed then dries out ... 3.
High Level Access - Resources - Faith in Maintenance Volunteers often worry about how they can safely gain access to gutters and downpipes at high level on their church buildings. This is a particular problem ... 4.
Faith in Maintenance Home - Faith in Maintenance SPAB, 37 Spital Square, London E1 6DY. Tel: 0207 456 0913 Email: info@spabfim.org.uk. The SPAB is a charitable company limited by guarantee registered in ... 5.
Understanding Buildings - Advice & Guidance - Faith in Maintenance Understanding Buildings. In order to be able to care for a building it is important that you first understand it. If you understand your building, ... 6.
Faith in Maintenance Calendar Faith in Maintenance Calendar. Regular checks are a vital part of building maintenance. Check as frequently as you can, but preferably no less often ... 7.
Fire Safety - Advice & Guidance - Faith in Maintenance Advice & Guidance. Fire Safety. Fire damaged roof timbers Until recently, the laws regarding fire safety were set out in the Fire Precautions Act 1971 and ... 8.
Historic Building Legislation - Advice & Guidance - Faith in ... The legislation that protects listed buildings is designed to control change rather than to prevent it, since almost all buildings need to be adapted to ... 9.
Harmful Materials - Advice & Guidance - Faith in Maintenance The Health and Safety Executive provides a considerable amount of guidance on harmful materials, much of which can be downloaded from their website. ... 10.
Understanding Traditional Materials - Advice & Guidance - Faith in ... Traditional mass wall construction. Modern cavity wall construction. Relies on the mass of the wall for ‘weatherproofing'. Relies on ‘waterproof' materials. ... |
