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Metal sheets were again hoarded and managed to use on most surfaces. Expect to get wood lathe soon to go on work bench under red shelving

The lucky irony is my work place was getting rid of the table saw, router, planer, bandsaw and couple other items inc dust extractor for only £350 squid. But his arm off. Sold my nearly new table saw for £300 so the stuff you see only owes me 50 squid.

The remainder of insulation gets me just under half way on the ceiling, so will need about 7 more sheets. My multi purpose mobile workbench has been mullered with the left over shelving fitted to the wall.

This is my garage from where stuff has come from. needing to clear to turn into annexe.

Recycling a lot of hoarded stuff. The metal legs for both work stations are raised flooring stands and i've had lying around for 10yrs. But finally found a reason to use them. The workstation are both made to same height as planer and router table and allow me to pass through up to 2.5m lengths...

Work in progress and finding out how and where to put stuff

Delivery came. Balance of 18mm for flooring. 30mm insulation for walls and see how far they get on ceiling. And 12mm for wall lining. My multi purpose mobile workbench :o) already coming in to use 30mm and 40mm box tubing to contend with when deciding how to line the walls Rounded over...

Those mobile shelving came into use. My multi purpose mobile workbench!! Made to same height as my saw, but can also be used as standalone workbench and move around as needed. Then put away to one side when not. Later pics will see it adapted as it became a nuisance.

Guys came and fitted included in the price. 18mm OSB board over corrugated steel floor Double skinned ceiling/roof helps with condensation. Will be insulating walls and ceilings. Doubling up the floor with staggered joints over existing and removing floor plates. Those mobile shelving...

Concrete pumped over 60m to rear garden.

The original kerb edging from an old garden design was still in place. Since it was all level, it made the perfect individual slabs. Diggin down faily deep allowed me to get rid of hardcore from the front garden (another project coinciding) and then to allow for about 6" concrete slab.

Needing to clear my garage as it will soon be an annexe for my mother, but before doing so, need to tackle the rear garden. Due to PP and BRegs needed to build up to my boundary and thus mainly of non-combustible material. So a metal workshop it was to be. Ordered bespoke made to my requirements...

I've just got a new workshop and its metal due to BRegs and PP in relation to location. I plan to insulate the walls and ceilings. The ceiling is double layered so may not suffer as much to condensation but i still wish to insulate. The walls i plan to ply line after. The box section is...

I'm having some block paving done and will at some stage change my entrance gates. These will presumably be powered some stage afterwards. I have power in my detached garage (secondary fuse box from house) and this is about 25m from where the gates will be. I am pre-empting laying the cable...

Thanks for the responses. Very helpful. I will update what solicitor says later

I know this topic has been covered many times, but need help. Dad passed away so mum is selling the house. The buyer's solicitors have raised to issue of whether the decking has planning permission. It's a new build about 2.5yrs. I don't have any info to fall back on. As can be seen, the...