My next BC inspection is pre-plaster and while I'm aware that stud walls etc. should still be open, I'm just wondering whether, if I half complete internal partition walls, leaving one side open, my BCO is likely to get annoyed. The reason I want to do this is because we've always been using part of the existing house as toilet, kitchen, and utility during the build. I now need to move these to their new location so I can get on with working on and fitting out this part of the house and to do so, I need partial walls, like round the new toilet/shower and for a basic working kitchen. I've also set up one room as a basic gaming and tv room for the kids as due to the various delays during COVID and cabin fever being in the caravan for to long.

 

Anyone reckon I'll get blowback from BC for doing this?

 

I doubt they would mind. They not clerk of works so don’t expect to see everything. Just looking for general compliance. And if it’s not a load bearing stud little interest to them really

Edited November 3, 20214 yr by Gordo