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kitchen extention
Anonymous user 3 March 2024 - 3.15 PM
Hi, I've heard rumours that when doing a kitchen extention the kitchen needs to be at the end of the extention and cannot be located in its current room. I have tried research on laws and regulations but have not been successful. Could you kindly advice?
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Day Building Services
There's no law stating when having an extension its listed as a kitchen extension either!
Answered6 June 2017
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P C Building and Roofing Services
You can kitchen anywhere as long you have a extrater and heat detector
Answered7 June 2017
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Plan To Design
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Hi,
There is no particular building regulation which states where the kitchen has to be located in a property. However any new kitchens must have sufficient mechanical extraction.
Mechanical extraction rate is measured in litres per second (l/s).
Kitchen - 30l/s if extraction is placed over the hob.
Kitchen - 60l/s if extraction is place elsewhere in the kitchen.
Utility rooms - 30l/s
Hope this helps.
Answered8 June 2017
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