Simple House - Acceptable Solution Revoked

Abbreviation
SH/AS1
Version
First edition, unamended
Valid from
31/03/2010

Information provider
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment,
Information type
Guidelines,
Format
Website, PDF,


Description

The Simple House Acceptable Solution is for single storey framed construction using limited roof spans and claddings.

It contains Acceptable Solutions for single-storey, stand-alone houses that meet the definition of a simple house.

A simple house sits within Category 1 of the Licensed Building Practitioner Scheme, and has a reduced weathertightness risk (where no 'Risk Matrix assessment' is required for a building consent).

The Simple House Acceptable Solution compiles design solutions within its scope (given in section 1.0) into one document. It covers all the relevant Building Code clauses and provides a deemed-to-comply route for the building consent process. It is suitable for the majority of New Zealand locations.

It does not include site-specific items such as site work, plumbing connections to the network utilities, and District Plan requirements.

To help the building consent authority (BCA) to check the building consent application, the Simple House Acceptable Solution provides sample design summaries. These are given as information only.

It is intended that the Simple House Acceptable Solution can be combined with other components such as skylights, solid fuel burners or specifically engineered options. Users will need to prepare additional documentation for their changes to alternatives for the BCA to consider.

For assistance with locating previous versions, please contact the information provider.
Notes/comments

Simple House Acceptable Solution was revoked by the Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment on 28 November 2019, and can be considered as an Alternative Solution past this date.

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Simple House Acceptable Solution was revoked by the Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment on 28 November 2019, and can be considered as an Alternative Solution past this date.

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Simple House - Acceptable Solution Revoked

Description

The Simple House Acceptable Solution is for single storey framed construction using limited roof spans and claddings.

It contains Acceptable Solutions for single-storey, stand-alone houses that meet the definition of a simple house.

A simple house sits within Category 1 of the Licensed Building Practitioner Scheme, and has a reduced weathertightness risk (where no 'Risk Matrix assessment' is required for a building consent).

The Simple House Acceptable Solution compiles design solutions within its scope (given in section 1.0) into one document. It covers all the relevant Building Code clauses and provides a deemed-to-comply route for the building consent process. It is suitable for the majority of New Zealand locations.

It does not include site-specific items such as site work, plumbing connections to the network utilities, and District Plan requirements.

To help the building consent authority (BCA) to check the building consent application, the Simple House Acceptable Solution provides sample design summaries. These are given as information only.

It is intended that the Simple House Acceptable Solution can be combined with other components such as skylights, solid fuel burners or specifically engineered options. Users will need to prepare additional documentation for their changes to alternatives for the BCA to consider.

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 2.4MB)
Simple House - Acceptable Solution Revoked
Description

The Simple House Acceptable Solution is for single storey framed construction using limited roof spans and claddings.

It contains Acceptable Solutions for single-storey, stand-alone houses that meet the definition of a simple house.

A simple house sits within Category 1 of the Licensed Building Practitioner Scheme, and has a reduced weathertightness risk (where no 'Risk Matrix assessment' is required for a building consent).

The Simple House Acceptable Solution compiles design solutions within its scope (given in section 1.0) into one document. It covers all the relevant Building Code clauses and provides a deemed-to-comply route for the building consent process. It is suitable for the majority of New Zealand locations.

It does not include site-specific items such as site work, plumbing connections to the network utilities, and District Plan requirements.

To help the building consent authority (BCA) to check the building consent application, the Simple House Acceptable Solution provides sample design summaries. These are given as information only.

It is intended that the Simple House Acceptable Solution can be combined with other components such as skylights, solid fuel burners or specifically engineered options. Users will need to prepare additional documentation for their changes to alternatives for the BCA to consider.

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 2.4MB)
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