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Wizard9999 wrote:....4) the building at 4m wide in a 6m wide garden will allow you to have at least 1m from all boundaries.....
Mike G wrote:Wizard9999 wrote:....4) the building at 4m wide in a 6m wide garden will allow you to have at least 1m from all boundaries.....
Such a building appears to occupy more than 50% of the garden area and thus not be exempt from Planning Permission under Permitted Development rights. Thus the height will be irrelevant. As proposed this building appears to me to require a Planning Application.
Mike G wrote:I can't know. But we have photos of the rear garden, which is tiny. I can't imagine that there is a larger area to the front and side of the building, because there almost never is. A building occupying the entirety of a rear garden with the exception of a 1m wide strip around the outside edge is just a bad idea in any circumstance, whether or not it falls within PD.
PearlJammer wrote:Here's the ground with level. The left hand side is towards bottom of garden
Lee
Dan0741 wrote:Lee - given the height of the shed, the lintels and the patio and the size of the garden, was it your intention to come in under 2.5m overall? If so how were you going to do that?
PearlJammer wrote:So how will I go about making a 2 course lintel rise for this cabin?
https://www.simplylogcabins.co.uk/brans ... -felt-p111
If anyone could provide a drawing or pic of the positioning of the lintels I would be grateful
Lee
PearlJammer wrote:I know Bob, I am compromising but it is too expensive for my budget to get a builder in and I can't do it myself. What's the lifespan of these kit cabins if you look after them ie treating them regularly?
Lee
9fingers wrote:As for not building it yourself, both Dan and Terry were first time shed builders and learned as they went.
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