Pre 2008 Conservatory with Radiators

[Geowulf]

I have a pre 2008 conservatory with radiators fed from the CH boiler. The rads have isolator valves in the house, this was within the pre 2008 conservatory regs, so it's all legal.
However, I want to swap out the existing radiators for more efficient ones. Is this something I can do without falling foul of building regs?

 

[Deleted member 294929]

I have a pre 2008 conservatory with radiators fed from the CH boiler. The rads have isolator valves in the house, this was within the pre 2008 conservatory regs, so it's all legal.
However, I want to swap out the existing radiators for more efficient ones. Is this something I can do without falling foul of building regs?

Who would know. Your just replacing your not installing.

 

[noseall]

I have a pre 2008 conservatory with radiators fed from the CH boiler. The rads have isolator valves in the house, this was within the pre 2008 conservatory regs, so it's all legal.
However, I want to swap out the existing radiators for more efficient ones. Is this something I can do without falling foul of building regs?

Most people are scratching their heads, wondering why you are heating your back garden.

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

They must have money to burn, perhaps they're a builder.

 

[Notch7]

I have a pre 2008 conservatory with radiators fed from the CH boiler. The rads have isolator valves in the house, this was within the pre 2008 conservatory regs, so it's all legal.
However, I want to swap out the existing radiators for more efficient ones. Is this something I can do without falling foul of building regs?

provided the conservatory radiators have TRVs you comply anyway

I want to swap out the existing radiators for more efficient ones.

modern radiators can heat up faster, but once they reach temperature they are no more efficient as far as I know

The only thing that makes any difference is the rate of heat loss in the room

 

[noseall]

They must have money to burn, perhaps they're a builder.

We only burn notes when we run out of old newspaper.