A cross-EU checklist for concealed works where Eurocodes, national annexes, CE-marked products, and local execution standards must be checked before cover-up.
4 items to check
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Eurocodes require national annexes for many parameters. Site checks should use the project's national annex, local approvals, and execution specifications, not generic Eurocode text alone.
Regulated construction products should have appropriate marking, declarations of performance, and documentation for the intended use.
Structural elements that will be hidden should match drawings and execution standards before they become inaccessible.
Energy and moisture performance depends on continuous insulation, airtightness, vapour control, and drainage layers as specified for the national climate and building type.
There is no single EU building code for every detail. Use this checklist as a pre-cover control framework where Eurocodes, national annexes, product declarations, and local execution standards define the actual requirements.
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