Its a conservatory....probably light roofed over.
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Does extension within 3 meter require Building Regulations' approval?
- Thread starter george987
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3m² refers to permitted development for planning purposes on the front of a house. Nowt to do with bregs.
a thermostatic valve allowing independent heat control is acceptable to B/C
however there has to be external quality doors between “porch” and house - ie double glazed to part L.
Not sure where you got that from? A porch refers to any building against an original doorway, subject to my list above. Doesn't matter where the door is; front, back or side.
Conservatories still cause a lot of confusion. Back in olden days conservatories had a section of their own, with various exemptions based on glazed areas and heating controls etc. But none of that applies any more (since about 2010) and a conservatory is now the same as a porch.
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