Recent content by IDunno?

Marty (and others), thank you for the advice. My intention was use my budget as efficiently as possible, so to replace the windows with double glazing and replace the roof with a higher and flatter rubber based type, therefore removing the height issue with levelling the floor. I will be doing...

Knocking down is out of my price range. It's make do and mend. I'm trying to do the best within my means, my pockets are the size of those little pockets within the normal pockets you get in jeans. The builder I spoke to originally suggested that as the floor was about 8 inches lower than the...

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I will have to take some of the inside - which will be monday now. A new layer of bricks would be added to raise the roof level and flatten it out etc. Thanks. ID

The lean to has been there for over 20+ years and is of reasonable quality, identical exterior brickwork to 2ft then render above that makes it difficult to tell where it starts. I was a bit light on details, the concept was to replace the roof, line and insulate the floor to raise it 5"...

Hi, Looking at options. I have a 1930s bungalow where a single skin lean to has been added on the back of the property to the side of the kitchen as per the image below: The externals of the lean to has been very well blended into the rest of the house so my intention is to keep it, batton...

My bungalow has a single story lean-to type extension that I wish to upgrade and I would love to get some opinions. It has been around for ages, still has the polystyrene tiles on the low ceiling etc. and is looking like a very well executed temporary addition. My dream would be to continue...