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9fingers wrote:How about designing in a pit area in the floor to help with working on the Landy?
Bob
Malc2098 wrote:Plans looking good so far. Similar approach to my 'shop build without the vehicle access, using plans like that for the PP.
Mike G wrote:Well you will certainly be improving the view of the end of your garden!
That's a nice size building you are planning, and having decent access will really help. One poor soul here had about a 60 or 80 metres journey, through an existing garage, to get to their workshop location.
spearos wrote:It is indeed a raised playhouse, quite a substantial structure! However I have only witnessed the neighbour's children playing in it once since I've lived here!
Mike G wrote:It looks like you'll need Planning Permission unless you go for a flat roof, or unless you can get it away from your boundaries a bit more. Don't be scared of Planning Permission. Rather get the building you want than settle for something second best to avoid going through the process.
TrimTheKing wrote:You could bring that down a bit by having the door centred couldn't you…?
Cheers
Mark
9fingers wrote:TrimTheKing wrote:You could bring that down a bit by having the door centred couldn't you…?
Cheers
Mark
Check out the Site Plan at the top of the page Mark. It looks tight where the door is drawn now let alone any more central.
Bob
spearos wrote:Mike, really appreciate you taking the time to do the drawings. Absolute legend!.....
9fingers wrote:Check out the Site Plan at the top of the page Mark. It looks tight where the door is drawn now let alone any more central.
Bob
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