| US | UK |
Toilets | Close-coupled or one-piece | Close-coupled, back to wall, wall hung, high level, low level |
Heating | Central air | Vented boiler, system boiler, combi-boiler |
Hot water | Pressurised boiler | Direct vented tank, Indirect vented tank, pressurised hot water cylinder, combi-boiler |
Door locks | Deadbolt | Mortice sash lock, mortice dead lock (3 or 5 lever), Yale aka rim lock, eurocylinder |
Electricity | 125V, GFCIs in bathrooms and kitchens | 240V, with dual RDC contolled consumer unit or multiple RCBOs, separate ring main and lighting circuit, no outlets allowed in the bathroom. |
Fire prevention | Smoke detectors outside each bedroom | Heat detector in the kitchen with interconnected fire alarms either on each floor or in every room; staircase must be sealed off from all other rooms |
Phone jacks |
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Differences
A few of the differences between building in the US and UK:
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