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I'm currently having a loft conversion done. My architect drew up the
plans and they have been submitted and approved by building regs. The build is now nearly finished, but one of the guys from the loft company said that the building inspector my insist that I have a wall built downstairs, for fire regs. Bearing in mind that the building has been altered according to the submitted and approved plans can the Building regs people then change their minds? If so it strikes me as a bit bonkers having commiteed 25K to this build so far and I really dont want any of it changing. Cheers Blakey |
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