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If I fit a fixed shower head flush with the ceiling, like this one:
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Would that make Zone 1 include the ceiling, the walls up to the ceiling or would zone 1 still finish at 2.25m? Ceiling height is 2.4m. Wondering whether I will need zone 1 lighting & vents in the ceiling.
Likely to fit a downlighter and a combined lamp/vent. Downlighter I have is IP65 but the lamp/vent I had in mind is rated for Zone 2 & outside.
Lamp in the lamp/vent is 12V LED and the fan is 240v but would be sited away in the loft.
This thread has be started by somebody who has been reading the updated version of Part P
It has.
Special locations for work starting from 6th April being shower head down if it's over 2.25m high.
Guess I could make sure everything is recessed so that nothing is lower than the shower head.
To be honest, I wouldn't be trying to find a way round what's right and what isn't, Part p or not, it's common sense that water CAN splash upwards when there's someone in the shower so look at IP rated lighting and extraction, IMO that's all there is to it.
And here starteth the influx of reg bending based on changes to part pee. Wonder when the first belt in a bathroom will be reported?
That's not a change - same as now.The new definitions of special locations for building control purposes are being trimmed back. In bathrooms only work in a defined zone needs to be be notified -
All circuits in the house on RCDs. This work will be done after 6th April so answer could impact of whether it is notifiable as well.
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