Buildings

1. In household policies it is the home (the dwelling, outbuildings and garage), fixtures and fittings, patios, terraces, footpaths, tennis courts, drives, walls, swimming pools, fences, gates, hedges, service tanks, pipes, permanently connected cables and central heating oil tanks, within the boundaries of the home. Trees and plants are not included unless the policy has been extended to cover damage to garden. 2. Under the standard fire policy used by businesses, buildings are defined as: buildings including the landlord’s fixtures and fittings therein and thereon, unless otherwise stated constructed of brick stone or concrete and roofed with slates tiles metal concrete asphalt or sheets or slabs composed entirely of mineral ingredients. Unless specifically insured, Buildings includes annexes, small outside buildings, conveyors, wires, service pipes and other equipment that is the property of the insured (or for which he responsible), walls and gates and fences. incombustible

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