Stealing this old question a bit. I am in the process of building a house which has a terrace that is 1.2m (at the highest) above the ground. In https://www.boverket.se/sv/PBL-kuns...akerhet-vid-anvandning/racken-och-ledstanger/ you can read
"The requirements for railings apply to stairs, ramps, and balconies that are not enclosed by walls."
and
"For terraces and roof terraces, there are no specific regulations in BBR about the design of railings. An assessment of the need and design of a railing must instead be made based on the general requirement in section 8:1 BBR that buildings be designed so that the risk of accidents from falls is limited."
"In the other design of the railing, child safety must also be specifically considered, for example in terms of the railing's climbability."
Some websites for terrace railings state that horizontal bars may only be used at ground level.
What are the actual rules? Can you build as the picture above?
"The requirements for railings apply to stairs, ramps, and balconies that are not enclosed by walls."
and
"For terraces and roof terraces, there are no specific regulations in BBR about the design of railings. An assessment of the need and design of a railing must instead be made based on the general requirement in section 8:1 BBR that buildings be designed so that the risk of accidents from falls is limited."
"In the other design of the railing, child safety must also be specifically considered, for example in terms of the railing's climbability."
Some websites for terrace railings state that horizontal bars may only be used at ground level.
What are the actual rules? Can you build as the picture above?