We would like to make more room in our kitchen by moving our washing machine and tumble drier into the garage.
To do this I'd like to partition by means of timber stud work about 1/4 of the garage as a utility room for the above mentioned appliances, couple of cheap kitchen base units with worktop over and maybe a sink.
I would create a door way in the new stud wall for access into the garage space.
As it's a non-habitable room and has no access into the house (garage door leads onto garden) do I need to go through BC?
Will I need to raise the floor in the utility or would it not matter.
Cheers
Ash
To do this I'd like to partition by means of timber stud work about 1/4 of the garage as a utility room for the above mentioned appliances, couple of cheap kitchen base units with worktop over and maybe a sink.
I would create a door way in the new stud wall for access into the garage space.
As it's a non-habitable room and has no access into the house (garage door leads onto garden) do I need to go through BC?
Will I need to raise the floor in the utility or would it not matter.
Cheers
Ash