Hope someone can help me on a few levels here.
We have a mid terraced house, we have a conservatory that spans the entire width of the back of our house, previously we had a lean to than covered 3/4 of the back and there was a grill from an extractor fan from the kitchen that went into the conservatory. THis does not work and since the grill going into the new conservatory has been filled over (which i guess can be reverted back if required and extractor fan switched back on.
The kitchen is at the back of the house with the window opening into the conservatory. The kitchen has no door, just an archway into the dining room and then it's open plan through the lounge. The french doors to the conservatory have a grate open at the top so constant airflow there.
Above the cooker is a canopy that is used on and off , its noisy so unless it gets smoky etc its not used very often.
Basically we have a replacement cooker we are having installed, my question is what are the chances of being told that we can't because we have not got adequate ventilation? Secondly can the Gas man coming to do it mark mine as unsafe and not let me have the current cooker?
He has offered to service our boiler, install the new cooker with new hose and cap a fire in the lounge for £148 inclusive of VAT, is this good?
Thank you inadvance for advice, I have looked on sites but seems there is no hard and fast rule I can apply.
We have a mid terraced house, we have a conservatory that spans the entire width of the back of our house, previously we had a lean to than covered 3/4 of the back and there was a grill from an extractor fan from the kitchen that went into the conservatory. THis does not work and since the grill going into the new conservatory has been filled over (which i guess can be reverted back if required and extractor fan switched back on.
The kitchen is at the back of the house with the window opening into the conservatory. The kitchen has no door, just an archway into the dining room and then it's open plan through the lounge. The french doors to the conservatory have a grate open at the top so constant airflow there.
Above the cooker is a canopy that is used on and off , its noisy so unless it gets smoky etc its not used very often.
Basically we have a replacement cooker we are having installed, my question is what are the chances of being told that we can't because we have not got adequate ventilation? Secondly can the Gas man coming to do it mark mine as unsafe and not let me have the current cooker?
He has offered to service our boiler, install the new cooker with new hose and cap a fire in the lounge for £148 inclusive of VAT, is this good?
Thank you inadvance for advice, I have looked on sites but seems there is no hard and fast rule I can apply.
