heating in a new en-suite WC

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Hi,

Does anyone know if some form of space heating is required by building regs in an en-suite WC. It will be a room built in a bedroom containing just a WC and sink and it will be 1m x 1.2m.

Some online calcs say you need around 150watts or 400 BTUs for a room that size, but is one required at all as you will be in there for only a few mins (depending what you ate the night before!!)

Thanks

Mike
 
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Does it have any external boundaries (wall, ceiling, floor) ?

If enclosed by other heated rooms then it'll stay warm by conduction through the walls. If it has any external walls, or a poorly insulated ceiling or floor, then it'll settle at some temperature between the rest of the building and the outside. It could well be a bit uncomfortable in cold weather.
 
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If it has an extractor fan it will draw warm air in from the bedroom, which will help warm it (after it's been used).
 

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