Your new tiled and insulated conservatory roof IS notifiable to Building Control if there is no thermal separation from the main house with external quality walls and/or windows and doors that meet Building Regulation requirements, or if it has a radiator which runs off the main heating system of the house.
If you have external quality walls and/or windows and doors that separate the conservatory from the house and no radiator which runs of the main heating system of the house then it IS NOT notifiable to Building Control.
That said, all the tiled and insulated conservatory roof conversions we install have been tested and approved as a product by Building Control, so you can be assured you are getting a roof that is a quality product.
The technical bit
T25 Home Improvements install Icotherm roofs and they meeting the following Building Regulation Technical Requirements:
Requirement A1 Loading – The system meets the requirement to safely sustain the relevant loads applied to it.
Requirement B4 External Fire Spread (Roof Only) – The system meets the requirement to restrict spread of fire externally across its surface.
Requirement C2 Resistance to Moisture – The system meets the requirement to resist precipitation, surface and interstitial condensation subject to a suitable gradient to the roof covering to facilitate discharge of surface water.
Requirement L1B Conservation of Fuel & Power – The system meets the requirement to limit heat loss through the roof construction.
If you have got any questions about Building Regulations for your new tiled & insulated conservatory roof we’d be happy to help. Feel free to call us on 0161 401 2019 or drop us an email at hello@t25group.co.uk
