Roof framing: does not meet the standard
Inspectors recorded the roof framing as a item that does not meet the stated standard. The report names the part, with no separate failure noted.
Does not meet the standard346 reports, in 166 suburbs.
What this means for you
Work or a fitting that does not meet the stated standard.
How it compares
Number 6 of 12 on this part, by reports.
- Roof framing: restricted access (limit)1,677 reports
- Roof framing: obstructed (limit)1,474 reports
- Roof framing: poor workmanship988 reports
- Roof framing: wear636 reports
- Roof framing: decay or rot558 reports
- Roof framing: does not meet the standardThis page346 reports
- Roof framing: limit on what could be checked295 reports
- Roof framing: unsafe access (limit)242 reports
- Roof framing: damage236 reports
- Roof framing: not to plans200 reports
- Roof framing: missing198 reports
- Roof framing: loose107 reports
Where inspectors have recorded it
Recorded in 166 suburbs. 11 have enough reports to name.
- Ellenbrook15 reports
- Innaloo9 reports
- Baldivis8 reports
- Aveley7 reports
- East Victoria Park6 reports
- Willetton6 reports
- Armadale5 reports
- Mount Lawley5 reports
- Port Kennedy5 reports
- Rockingham5 reports
- Yanchep5 reports
What to do
- Ask for the compliance certificate or the builder’s explanation.
- Find out whether it was built this way or changed later.
- Ask your inspector to check it by name.
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