Technical Booklet K Ventilation·Page 41·2.112
Ventilation of habitable rooms through conservatories
A habitable room without openable windows may be ventilated through a conservatory if specific provisions for rapid and background ventilation are made both from the conservatory to outside and between the room and conservatory.
A habitable room not containing openable windows may be ventilated through a conservatory (see Diagram 2.4) where –
(a) there is, from the conservatory to outside, provisions for both –
(i) rapid ventilation through one or more ventilation openings, with a total area given in Appendix B based on at least the combined floor area of the habitable room and conservatory; and
(ii) background ventilation, a ventilation opening (or openings) of at least 8000 mm² equivalent area; and
(b) there are openings (which must be closable) between the habitable room and the conservatory for –
(i) rapid ventilation equivalent to paragraph 2.112(a)(i) above; and
(ii) background ventilation equivalent to paragraph 2.112(a)(ii) above which should be typically located at least 1.7 m above floor level and need not be within the door frame.
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