General Guidance
Technical Notes
- Technical Note 4a: Windows a guidance booklet on opening
- Technical Note 8.30: Securing Windows and Doors
- Technical Note 14: Conservation of historical glass
- Technical Note 35: Fanlights
- Technical Note 36: Photographing historical buildings
- Technical Note 37: Repointing stone and brick
- Technical Note 39: Stonework repairs
- Technical Note 42: Chimneys, flues and hearths
- Technical Note 43: Roofs
- Technical Note 44: Roof drainage
- Technical Note 45: Masonry walls
- Technical Note 46: External wall finishes
- Technical Note 47: Internal wall finishes
- Technical Note 48: Windows and doors
- Technical Note 49: Ferrous metals
- Technical Note 50: Paint
- Technical Note 51: Fire Protection
- Technical Note 53: Floodlighting of buildings
- Technical Note 54: Glazed external protection for windows
- Technical Note 56: Burglar alarms
- Technical Note 350: Signs and signwriting
Climate change
Climate change affects us all. As custodians of the built environment for future generations, we must all consider the impacts of climate change on built heritage and the historic environment. HED has a short guide on Climate Change which includes resources and advice on dealing with the effects of climate change on the historic environment.