Hi All,
I have just bought a flat with a small toilet and small bathroom that are next to each other. I'm planning to remove the wall between them to make a larger room containing both the bath and the toilet. An structural engineer has already confirmed in writting that the wall is non-loadbearing. Both the toilet and bathroom have a adjacent doors to the same corridor, so I will keep one door and replace the other with a 75mm stud-wall.
Since
1. the wall to be removed is not structural
2. I'm not alterating the fire escape route or affecting the resistance of fire spread.
I've been told that I don't need Building Control Approval. On the other hand the freeholder is not willing to give permission until I get the BC permission.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
iago
_window___window______
WC ........... Bathroom
|_door1_|_door2________|
I have just bought a flat with a small toilet and small bathroom that are next to each other. I'm planning to remove the wall between them to make a larger room containing both the bath and the toilet. An structural engineer has already confirmed in writting that the wall is non-loadbearing. Both the toilet and bathroom have a adjacent doors to the same corridor, so I will keep one door and replace the other with a 75mm stud-wall.
Since
1. the wall to be removed is not structural
2. I'm not alterating the fire escape route or affecting the resistance of fire spread.
I've been told that I don't need Building Control Approval. On the other hand the freeholder is not willing to give permission until I get the BC permission.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
iago
_window___window______
WC ........... Bathroom
|_door1_|_door2________|