5. Conclusion

The techniques for creating and finishing pedestrian-accessible roof terraces present no major technical difficulties, provided the rules of the trade are observed. Control of all stages of installation is essential to avoid disputes arising from rainwater infiltration or cleaning.

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(1) - L'étanchéité des toitures-terrasses, - Guide pratique CSTB, décembre 2015.

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Standards

Bases for building calculations – Building operating expenses (classification index: P06-001) [cancelled July 15, 2016] - NF P06-001 - Juin 1986
DTU 52.1 – Building work – Sealed floor coverings – Part 1: technical specifications (classification index: P61-202-1) [withdrawn November 20, 2010] - NF P61-202-1 - Décembre 2003
Small masonry units – Part 1: Technical specifications – Part 2: Design rules and minimum constructive...