Sorry for delay in getting back. Thanks for replies. Useable in colder times a must. At 78 I might not be around that long (smiling) but it will be built to last. I Intended to use foundations then semi eng bricks with rafters suspended on joist hangers so should stay dry. Perhaps with...
Offife/Garden room: Would prefer timber joists and floorboards over concrete. internally it would be circa 2.5 mrts squared.
What distance is required between sub soil covered with DPM and joists. I take it some air bricks would be needed?
Although not a big deal what is the kind of price...
Intended 6*3 garage build would need removing soil nigh on 1 mrt high just to get to ground level. That would entail also building a garden wall. I'm ok doing that on the side with a path but at the rear can I put anything inbetween blocks and soil to prevent damp.Thanks
First I take it building garage with blocks laid on flat side is easier then on edge? Also is this better insulation than inner wood frame with insulation of some kind. (Part of the garage would be a small room. Thanks
Moved to a number of bungalows. Never considered those with flat roof extensions other than small utility. However that removes a great number from the possible move to list. Is there any improvements to felt type ones to make them more waterproof for longer? Of particular concern are the older...
Thanks for replies. Ignore windows etc on pics as its not going there, just easier to take pics. The bungalow is around 60 yrs old with 60/70 mm cavity. The walls would not take heavy fixings. Bungalow rafters main weight is on inner wall. I also know planning would not agree to going above...
Circa 3.25 by 3.25 by 2.75 high brick/block storage + disabled scooter end of drive, hence on garden. That would mean removing circa 500mm of soil as area above. At the bottom will be sand/clay/stones (digging for previous extension showed that). Clearance of 450mm is required all round plus a...