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At minimum I think 2-3 courses of bricks plus lintel will do the job

Thank you I appreciate that long response .

What sort of can of worms am I looking at? It's past the point of enforcement. Google says making alterations could reset that .

Done some goggling . Looks like I will be better off applying for an LDC before I do any work

I'm not too fussed about it being lawful I have no plans to sell I'm only concerned if I can be forced to pull down. It's not dangerous and it was definitely completed before Feb 2022.

Whether or not it planning permission or building regs that can have enforcement action. Will changing the structure affect the the enforcement if its already past the enforcement period ???

Are you saying the council are unable to take any enforcement action on the extension?

Back to the actual question I asked Will changing the structure affect the 4yr rule?

It was completed in 2021. I believe the rules changed in 2024. So I don't thinks that's an issue. I think it's slightly bigger than PD would of allowed(if it was im sure thats only 1yr enforcement) I think it would have come under the good neighbour scheme it's about 4x4 on a terraced house

I bought a house nearly 2 years ago with a extension that didn't get signed off when it was finished. It's was built over 4yrs ago so I believe it's past the period where any enforcement can be taken against it. My question is if I was to make alterations to the extension would this have any...

There are about five tile styles that will go down to 12.5°, but not 11. ill probably just end up going with a felt or rubber roof

Question. Should this have been picked up on survey ? It was a level 2 survey.

You have an 11 degree roof pitch with a Velux and Marley Ludlow Major tiles? yep. The extension was built before i bought it and I wish thrlese were the only 2 issues with it. Im just trying make it better. Like I said the long term plan is to raise the end and make it more of a flat roof...

The roof on my extension leaks. Mostly down the lowest end of the roof but occasionally depending on wind direction in one of the corners of the velux window. I'm almost certain the issue is the type of roof tile used, pretty sure it's a marly major. After a bit of research the minimum pitch...

I guess not

Disregard. I think it was the shower pipe not the soil

No one else got anything to add. I'm more interested in if the metal cladding would be sufficient on the sides that will be closer than 1m to the boundary . To get past the non combustible building control

The waterproof membrane would attach the osb. Then some batten on top of the waterproof membrane. Then the cladding is fixed to the batten

Even with a waterproof membrane? These are the videos I've been watching It would be the same style of construction, just for a garage instead of a garden workshop

I'm going to be looking at build a wood framed garage, hopefully around 4mx6m. using 2x4 for framing, tongue in groove osb. Epdm rubber roof and hopefully a electric shutter for the entrance. And a access door from the garden . I need to do a concrete slab first so probably won't have time...