Hi All,
Re newbuild home bought 3 years ago. Mother in law's home.
Ventilation from downstairs WC and kitchen exit house between ground floor ceiling and 1st floor level; about 8 ft up rear wall.
Last summer she had a conservatory built. The roof is fitted to the house above the vents so all the air from the kitchen and WC goes into the conservatory.
There is no nearby ventilation designed into the conservatory roof. No openings in the roof at all.
Sure enough this winter, she reports having some condensation issues in the house and conservatory.
Is this acceptable work/design? It struck me that it should not be acceptable to negate efforts to ventilate a home. But...?
Re newbuild home bought 3 years ago. Mother in law's home.
Ventilation from downstairs WC and kitchen exit house between ground floor ceiling and 1st floor level; about 8 ft up rear wall.
Last summer she had a conservatory built. The roof is fitted to the house above the vents so all the air from the kitchen and WC goes into the conservatory.
There is no nearby ventilation designed into the conservatory roof. No openings in the roof at all.
Sure enough this winter, she reports having some condensation issues in the house and conservatory.
Is this acceptable work/design? It struck me that it should not be acceptable to negate efforts to ventilate a home. But...?