We are going to split two of our bedrooms in half with a corridor that will eventually lead straight into a new bedroom extension on the back of our house.
So as you walk down the corridor you'd have a bedroom immediately on your left, then at the end of the corridor you'd have a bedroom on your right, then in front of you immediately you'd have the door leading to the new bedroom extension (in the back wall of the original house).
There will be no radiators or obstructions of any kind down the corridor.
The width of the stairs in the original part of the house is 840mm and leads onto a landing that will then lead onto the corridor.
Does this mean the corridor we make in the original house can also be 840mm wide to match the stair width?
Or does it have to follow new building regs and be 900mm wide?
The new corridor will only be in the original house off of the original 840mm stairs, not in the new extension at all.
Please can someone clarify this for me? Thank you.
So as you walk down the corridor you'd have a bedroom immediately on your left, then at the end of the corridor you'd have a bedroom on your right, then in front of you immediately you'd have the door leading to the new bedroom extension (in the back wall of the original house).
There will be no radiators or obstructions of any kind down the corridor.
The width of the stairs in the original part of the house is 840mm and leads onto a landing that will then lead onto the corridor.
Does this mean the corridor we make in the original house can also be 840mm wide to match the stair width?
Or does it have to follow new building regs and be 900mm wide?
The new corridor will only be in the original house off of the original 840mm stairs, not in the new extension at all.
Please can someone clarify this for me? Thank you.