The ceiling in my daughter's bathroom (flat in Glasgow) is quite low, making the room a bit claustrophobic. No idea why it was done like this (probably 20 years ago or more). If we raise it, is there a legal minimum loft space that needs to be left? The extractor fan ducting and some electric cables are routed through this space, which is currently about a metre high but, other than that, there doesn't appear to be any particular reason why the space can't be reduced. Grateful for any thoughts.
Raising a Bathroom Ceiling
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How high is the ceiling and is it a false one?
Andy
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Whats the roof type then? Flat?
What height are the rest of the ceilings in the house.
Nothing stopping you taking out the false ceiling as such I wouldnt have said, either reinstate it higher up, or just put a box down one side for the extractor fan.
Daniel
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