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I ve seen no posts on this subject which makes me think I must be mad I have a laminate floor or a wood floor but that’s a separate story. It’s scuffed marked and generally in a bad shape so I was thinking to paint it with heavy duty floor paint. Has anyone ever done this?! What are the...

It does not look like laminate to me. It has no shiny surface and it feels quite woody Is there any test I can do to confirm

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my flooring is really bad and I ve decided it needs to be varnished painted or replaced I tried to apply a stain but it did not look very good. Pictures attached Is my floor wood or laminate and is there anything wrong with painting it I do not want to sand down the floor...

Have you used these guys before? https://www.modernupvcwindows.co.uk/ They seem to create their own so its difficult to compare quality to other makes

Hi No they are for a terraced house - I live in North london Any names that can be usggested?

hi Does anyone know where the cheap double glazing supply shops in London are Somewhere like Toolstation or screwfix but for double glazing Seems like a minefield out there of thieves

How have you worked that out? On the basis that the rear dormer will take half the size of the house? That is just wrong maths because that disregards the distance from the eaves and the fact that some space is already there

From using the online calc it looks like I will be creating 450 cubic metres !!! HeightMetres = 3.5 WidthMetres = 10 LengthMetres = 10 Roof HeightMetres = 2 Total Volume Cubic Metres == 450

I would like to do a hip to gable on both sides of a detached house as well as a rear full width dormer. The neighbour has done it I have used the calculator here https://www.planningportal.co.uk/info/200216/volume_calculator_pitched_roof_two_end_gables But this only allows the hip to gable...

hi Thanks for your input - I have no doubt that the double storey rear extension is permitted development and therefore a certificate of lawfulness is all that is required. The double storey extension will require a pitched roof addition which will eat into my 50 cubic feet allowance and...

Thanks - So what sort of person do I need? I ve looked on the planning application and contacted a few of them but as I said the quality of input from qualified architects is really bad when they do not know the basics of what is permitted development and what is not The work I am doing is...

so back to the question 1) any suggestions for drawers who also know about planning permission or is it best i find someone from my borough 2) how do I evaluate whether to submit both applications together or one after the other to avoid getting rejected

I know I am fortunate which is why I am looking for someone to help draw up simple plans - I know precisely what I want from the rear double storey extension. Can anyone suggest a planner / drawer who drew up the plans and were reasonable in cost? I am having people talking about 3,000 just...

The loft is not permitted development because it exceeds 50 cubic metres in size.

I have spoken to a few architects today on the phone and from speaking to three only one correctlt answered that double storey extension are pemritted developments The others wqere certain that a full application was required I plan to do a double storey rear extension on a detahced house...

assuming it is a habitable shed - my question is still unanswered Are you saying that materials is 10 grand PLUS labour? Or ten grand for the lot including labour? Read more: http://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/rough-cost-outbuilding.458893/#ixzz47xWXdYYI

Are you saying that materials is 10 grand PLUS labour? Or ten grand for the lot including labour? Could you tell me where ten grand is spent please on materials - I struggle to see how a wood shed can cost ten grand