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Bathroom Fitting

Build toilet on ground floor of house

Anonymous user 03/03/2024 - 3.42 PM

I wanted to make a small bathroom under the stairs. Just a toilet and sink with tiles on wall. There is already enough space under the stairs. Do I need planning permission or building regulation permission before I carry work out. Thank you

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4 Answers

Summerhill Homes Ltd

Rating: 5 out of 5
Sevenoaks
Building control...a drawing with location and description and how you are disposing of the waste .
Answered23 February 2022
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Anonymous user

Definitely not but usually gas and electrics are under the stairs and that does require competent and registered people
Answered23 February 2022
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Anonymous user

No planning permission needed for this alteration/addition unless the property is grade 1 listed. I would ask my local council if unsure.
Answered24 February 2022
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MAB Plumbing & Tiling

Rating: 4.9 out of 5
Nottingham
If you're adding to or altering underground soil pipework then BC will want to check. Adding/connecting above ground then not. Extraction needed if no opening window. Installed and notifiable by electrician when lighting done. Apart from that all good👍
Answered27 February 2022
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