There is no rule preventing a kitchen in a conservatory, but to use a conservatory as a kitchen, it will most likely need to conform to thermal efficiency standards - which are hard to achieve but not impossible.
There is no rule preventing a kitchen in a conservatory, but to use a conservatory as a kitchen, it will most likely need to conform to thermal efficiency standards - which are hard to achieve but not impossible.
Although there wouldn't be anything to prevent a home owner using a whole house calculation to offset the reduced thermal efficiency of the conservatory.
It's just classed as a highly glazed extension, any decent technician will have no probs ensuring it complies with all the necessary Regs. But if you think you can employ a conservatory builder to knock up some crappy upvc conservatory and expect Building Regs sign off you're on a hiding to nothing.
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