A non-habitable room

[jassdhali]

Guys,

I am building a porch/conservatory and as such they are classed as non-habitable rooms. As a general rule, what can /cannot be placed inside a non-habitable room.??
I am referring to items such as cupboards (wall mounted or free standing), electrical appliances.
I am not looking to extend any room into said porch/conservatory. But would like to know what I can place inside it.
Thanks

 

[merlin50]

a Goat

 

[jassdhali]

Guys,

I am referring to items such as cupboards (wall mounted or free standing), electrical appliances.
Thanks

What category does a goat fall under out of the above, I would be intrigued to know.?
Also I'm sure a goat is free standing it wouldn't stay stationery for long

 

[merlin50]

this would look nice

 

[^woody^]

You can put what you like in a non-habitable room.

The definition only applies for the purpose of the building regulations when carrying out relevant construction work, and not for actual use of the property

 

[merlin50]

so you can keep a goat in there then

 

[^woody^]

Actually no.

Environmental law, and animal welfare considerations would prevent it

 

[mointainwalker]

so you can keep a goat in there then

Actually no.

Environmental law, and animal welfare considerations would prevent it

There obviously needs to be a special "Cornish Clause" to address the great interest in goats in that corner of the world

 

[jassdhali]

Cheers for the explanation Woody.
Merlin - best of luck getting that goat