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Just had an enjoyable few days in Dumfries. An excellent B&B, with bath and
shower, but..... The house was an 'arts and crafts' inspired place. Our bathroom had been constructed as a 'box' inside a well-established lean-to conservatory. Although the conservatory wasn't readily visible from the areas open to guests, we could make out the shape of the 'box' inside. I have a suspicion planning would probably not have been granted for a 'proper' fully weatherproof extension, given the nature of the building as a whole. Is building an extension inside an existing conservatory a loophole? -- The Wanderer Have I understood what the other guy is saying? Have I meant what I said? Have I said what I mean? |
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On Sun, 13 Sep 2009 16:06:47 +0100, a certain chimpanzee, The Wanderer
randomly hit the keyboard and produced: Just had an enjoyable few days in Dumfries. An excellent B&B, with bath and shower, but..... The house was an 'arts and crafts' inspired place. Our bathroom had been constructed as a 'box' inside a well-established lean-to conservatory. Although the conservatory wasn't readily visible from the areas open to guests, we could make out the shape of the 'box' inside. I have a suspicion planning would probably not have been granted for a 'proper' fully weatherproof extension, given the nature of the building as a whole. Is building an extension inside an existing conservatory a loophole? IANAPlanner, and I know even less about Scottish planning rules, but I suspect, like their English counterparts, they wouldn't give a stuff on whether an extension had a solid or a transparent roof (unless the building is listed or in a conservation area, etc.). I think Scottish building regulations were tightened a few years ago to reduce the size or use of exempt conservatories, and I suspect that they, like England, would not exempt controlled services or fittings even in an exempt conservatory. No, I would have thought your B&B installed a bathroom on the cheap. They had an existing roofed building, so simply stuck a bathroom in the corner. -- Hugo Nebula "If no-one on the internet wants a piece of this, just how far from the pack have you strayed?" |
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