Recent content by tommeke

Thanks Woody, that makes sense!

Thanks, I've had a chat to a local architect who didn't think it would be an issue (but hadn't noticed the 3m problem) and being on the corner there is only one neighbour who's bungalow has a hipped roof finishing roughly in line with the extension so don't see it impacting them really. Just to...

Thanks Woody, I presume that is still the case if it was a dormer at the back rather than a hip to gable? As I understand it those plans would need planning permission then as the existing flat roofed extension is 4m and max for a 2-storey PD is 3m. Would that also be the case if the gable...

Thanks Ivor, the way the roof is currently orientated I think it would be a case of extending the current ridge line, so maintaining the existing height. See the picture, Thick lines are the current roof, both hipped and flat, with the thinner line extending the ridge to a gable end overlooking...

Hi, We are in the process of buying a detached corner plot bungalow which has a fairly substantial flat roofed extension which was constructed under permitted development. I would like to do a loft conversion involving a hip to gable over the current flat roof of the extension. This would (I...