Bit confused about this. Our bathroom goes directly off the kitchen with
one door (has a wash basin, loo and bath in it). At one time, I recall
that there had to be two doors in between - has that changed now please?
I'm struggling to find any up-to-date info, but the suggestion is that
that rule has now been relaxed.
Thanks.

On 07/10/2011 00:41, Maria wrote:
Bit confused about this. Our bathroom goes directly off the kitchen with
one door (has a wash basin, loo and bath in it). At one time, I recall
that there had to be two doors in between - has that changed now please?
I'm struggling to find any up-to-date info, but the suggestion is that
that rule has now been relaxed.


Approved doc G is the one you need.

http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/upl...doc_G_2010.pdf

(IIRC, one door is all that is required)

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In article ,
Maria writes:
Bit confused about this. Our bathroom goes directly off the kitchen with
one door (has a wash basin, loo and bath in it). At one time, I recall
that there had to be two doors in between - has that changed now please?

It never was the case, but was a common misinterpretation.

I'm struggling to find any up-to-date info, but the suggestion is that
that rule has now been relaxed.
Thanks.

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[Default] On Fri, 07 Oct 2011 00:41:28 +0100, a certain chimpanzee,
Maria , randomly hit the keyboard and wrote:

Bit confused about this. Our bathroom goes directly off the kitchen with
one door (has a wash basin, loo and bath in it). At one time, I recall
that there had to be two doors in between - has that changed now please?

Yes.

I'm struggling to find any up-to-date info, but the suggestion is that
that rule has now been relaxed.

The up-to-date info is any Approved Document G published in the last
twenty years.
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just how far from the pack have I strayed"?

On 07/10/2011 09:41, Andrew Gabriel wrote:
In ,
writes:
Bit confused about this. Our bathroom goes directly off the kitchen with
one door (has a wash basin, loo and bath in it). At one time, I recall
that there had to be two doors in between - has that changed now please?

It never was the case, but was a common misinterpretation.

Interesting. How did that come about?



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