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Loft Hatch in Kitchen - Fire Regs etc
Hi all
I am planning a re-model of our kitchen which is a single storey extension with a pitched roof. Currently the extension is split into an awkward 2 rooms with the loft access being gained from a not so useful size/shape utility area. Are there fire regs implications in having a loft hatch in the main kitchen area? Does it have to be something special to ensure fire resistance of 1/2 hour or longer? TIA Phil |
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Loft Hatch in Kitchen - Fire Regs etc
Would suggest you fit hard wired heat alarm in Kitchen; assume loft
just for storage. Heat alarm must be interconnected to existing smoke alarms |
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Loft Hatch in Kitchen - Fire Regs etc
"Gel"wrote: Would suggest you fit hard wired heat alarm in Kitchen; assume loft just for storage. Gel Thanks - yes loft for storage only. I was aware of the requirement for heat detector, but was unsure about whether anything special had to be done to the access hatch. Anyone else in the know? Phil |
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