

In general a domestic conservatory is exempt under UK building regulations. We have listed below some of the exemptions requirements under building regulations 1991 (as amendments). This criteria must be met for a conservatory to be classified as exempt.
Conservatories are normally exempt from building regulations when:
It is not recommended to build conservatories where they will hamper ladder access to windows serving quarters in roof or loft conversions, principally if any of the windows are proposed to help escape or rescue in a fire situation.
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Any new structural opening linking the conservatory to the house will necessitate building regulations approval, even if the conservatory is an exempt building. Click for more information on conservatory planning permission.
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