bathroom in conservatory?

TomsMom

When we bought our present house last year there were two rads off the CH system in the conservatory and it had gone through all the right channels as the previous owners had Anglian build it about 5 years ago, so building regs were involved. So I don't know where you get "permanent heating not allowed" from.

jimexbox

Why not have a huge walk in shower conservatory? You will definitely have a unique feature when you come to sell.;)

savemoney

Boy your a handsome man I see your hiding your man boobs

ormus wrote: »

are we having fun yet?

Errata

jimexbox wrote: »

Why not have a huge walk in shower conservatory? You will definitely have a unique feature when you come to sell.;)

Easily done, just get the builders to leave the roof off and hope for a lot of rain.

Tucker

By permanent heating, are we not meaning a boiler.

MUMMYTO2BOYS

Browntoa wrote: »

hope they don't want a toilet in there as well....lol

No, that thread's to follow........Toilet in a Dining Room?

mahoney

On a more serious note, is planning permission required to add an extra bathroom in the house (not in the conservatory).

Cheers.

Doozergirl

No, you don't need planning permission to add an extra toilet into the existing house.

As for a loo in the conservatory, unless the conseravtory has been approved by building regs as a habitable room (ie. basically an extension) then I don't think you can do it. A regualr conservatory is exempt from building regs because it's separate to the house and considered more of an outbuilding.

As soon as you're attaching proper rooms to a conservatory it becomes an extension as far as they are concerned. You may not need planning permission but you will need building regs. It's likely to mean extra drainage anyway which building regs would definitely get involved with.

Are you serious though?!

Debt_Free_Chick

MUMMYTO2BOYS wrote: »

No, that thread's to follow........Toilet in a Dining Room?

In the porch, surely .....

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

MUMMYTO2BOYS

Debt_Free_Chick wrote: »

In the porch, surely .....

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Or maybe on the new patio?