Good houses are not afraid of scrutiny - Residential Building Handover Inspection Manual

Author: Wang Haibo
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The content of this manual is largely consistent with the chapters of the Residential Building Code. It abandons the conventional mode of (positive narration) that people are accustomed to, instead using a "check point" approach to highlight the precautions, surrounding environmental factors, and other elements that may cause inconvenience during the house inspection process. This provides readers with a fresh perspective, making the material memorable, easy to accept, and enjoyable to read. Through this approach, readers can grasp the key principles of residential building inspections, enhance their understanding of the substantive content of the code and standards, and improve their awareness of compliance. Each "check point" forms an independent piece of content, with strong targeting and systematic organization, and is highly practical, making it easy to understand and apply. This manual has been compiled in accordance with the newly revised national design codes, construction quality acceptance standards, newly promulgated technical standards and regulations, legal units of measurement, and symbols. In terms of writing style, it strives to be concise, clear, and easy to understand, with well-defined concepts, strong practicality, effective measures, and ease of comprehension and application. It can serve as a reference material for engineering construction management and technical personnel to understand and master the 《Residential Building Code》. It can also be used as a reference for quality supervision, supervision, and professional home inspectors. Additionally, it can be used as a reference book for homebuyers to understand the basic quality of houses and other environmental facilities.