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    Non habitable attic conversion.

    Ok, from what I've read how you use the space and access to it determine its status. So this will be non habitable from bc perspective due to a ladder and complete lack of anything to allow habitation. So if anyone could comment on my original question in my quest to make a 'posh loft' that'd...
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    Non habitable attic conversion.

    Thanks Tony, I've read into the flooring side of things and a side by install of thicker joists. What is there at the moment doesn't fill me with confidence for storage in the area with large span -- you can feel the floor flex under you in the middle. Needless to say things are stored near...
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    Non habitable attic conversion.

    Man alive some people get uppity. At no point have I said I am not following building regs, quite the opposite I have said they have been read and I am looking at appropriate measures. This is largely to give me peace of mind I might add, as I always tend to over engineer things. I'll...
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    Non habitable attic conversion.

    Just to reiterate this is largely to create additional 'nice' storage space. There is not going to be a fixed access to the space, there is likely to be a pull down ladder. At the moment there is just a hatch which isn't really very useful for regular access, and the misses won't venture up...
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    Non habitable attic conversion.

    To be fair I do intend to follow regs in terms of floor strengthening (as already mentioned) and using what is suitable insulation. A 50mm in rafter and 50mm under rafter or 100mm below should I believe meet regs with suitable insulation last time I looked. What I am interested in knowing is...
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    Non habitable attic conversion.

    Hi all, I am thinking of doing a non habitable attic conversion just to provide more accessible storage and also a playroom for the kids. So essentially it's a case of strengthening the floor in places where there is a very large span and insulating / plasterboarding the rafters. The attic...
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