Example Number | Source | Property Date | Storeys/Location | Property Type | Summary Information | Hazard | Link |
1 | CLG | 1910 | Ground floor bedsit | 2 storey detached house converted to 4 bedsits and a self-contained ground floor flat. | The
bedsits share a kitchen, and a single combined shower room and w.c. In
the shower room there is no supply of either hot or cold water to the
wash hand basin, which is filled by using the detachable shower head.
The waste to the basin and overflow to the w.c. cistern both discharge
into the shower tray. | B+ | Example 1 |
2 | CLG | 1900 | First floor flat | 3 storey terraced house | The
soil and vent pipe serving the first floor back addition bathroom is
leaking at the joint between the pipe and the waste pipe from the
ground floor back addition bathroom. In addition, the drain, which runs
directly to the main sewer, appears to be partially blocked causing
foul and waste water to back-up and leak out onto the common rear yard. | C | Example 2 |
3 | CLG | 1850 | 2 storey | mid-terrace house modernised in the 1970s | Despite
the modernisation, the narrow downstairs w.c. compartment was left
without a wash-hand basin. Although the compartment’s single leaf brick
wall was rendered externally, the floor was never adequately
damp-proofed, the consequent rising damp leading to the lifting and
subsequent break up of the thermo plastic floor tiles. | D- | Example 3 |
4 | BCC | Pre 1920 | 3 storey | HMO with nine bedstudy rooms. | There are shared sanitary and washing facilities and no wash hand basins in the bedstudy rooms. | I | Example 4 |