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Hi, Have you looked at Rubba-seal.co.uk My 15m2 shed roof was working out at about £140 with the adhesive etc

I've just been thinking about that. I was originally going to lay it lengthways in 4 long pieces with overlaps between each, bonded with felt adhesive. However I now think laying it across the direction of flow would be better but would mean more joins Should I lay under felt ?

Hi, The summerhouse came with 4 big rolls of felt. I paid extra for their premium felt but I couldn't tell you what that means

Hi, I'm in the process of building a 5x3m summerhouse. It is in kit form and I am just at the roof stage. The roof is constructed of 20mm tongue and groove planks which is then to be coated in felt. The slope of the roof is 1 in 50 along the length (5m) and I am wondering would it be a...

Run Firrings along the joists or at 90 degrees to? I couldn't run them at 90 degrees to, as the planks will sit in that direction. the joists are 5m long and I only have about 150mm to play with before I hit the 2.5m max height without planning permission.

Hi, I am in the process of building a garden Cabin / Shelter as in the picture below. All is going well now no thanks to the shoddy company who I bought it from Side note: NEVER EVER buy a building from Quick Gardens!!!! Anyhow as I am starting to construct the roof I have noticed...

Cabin PIC

Hi, It is heavy clay type soil underneath.

The drive has been down around 20yrs with no issue whatsoever but that really bad winter we had about 2/3 yrs ago (well it was v bad up here in the N.E) and we had compacted ice and snow on the drive for about 3 weeks, it happened after that, during the thaw. My neighbour has a similar dip...

Hi, How would I go about bringing this dip in my driveway (which occurred a couple of winters ago) back to a somewhat level surface without lifting the whole drive and relaying?? I am suspecting that this may not be possible. The area shown is a radius of around a metre, maybe a bit less...

drive dip

thanks. I'll just stick to the 2.5m overall height then to save myself any potential future hassle

thanks! I still find it a tad confusing as points D and E, seem to contradict each other.

The drawing shows 2.5m to the underside of the roof. I always thought the max permissible height of any outbuilding within 1m of a boundary was 2.5m. The drawing does not show that.

In relation to a previous post of mine, I came across this. The planning portal image (attached) shows the max height of the flat / pent roof building to be 2.5m but that is shown to the underside of the roof. is this correct as the roof could be another 200mm above this.