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Compartments in flats

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Start date Apr 20, 2010
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rocker

Apr 20, 2010

Regarding things like downlighters and part B, different flats in a building are classed as different compartments, yes? What about the top flat and the attic above that flat? Any ideas? Thanks.

Spudnik

Apr 20, 2010

The loft is not classed as a compartment.

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