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in the process of replacing exsisting lean to garage with a larger one 18ft long and 15ft wide at the planning and building regs stage at the moment thinking of a full concrete base and a steel framework with cladding on the walls and roof with the base down the garage in theory could be...

in propsed new garage it will be steel framework can i clad the walls in exterior ply or similar and render it so i is pleasing to the neighbours that will see it directly from their kitchen window

i know i need planning and building notice just thinking of ease to erect and to costs down i need maximum headroom so was thinking a steel frame would be self supporting and i if needed i could leave the boundry wall in place if the neighbours were unkeen

looking to replace our current garage with a wider taller one it is at the rear of our terraced property and will border a neighbour we were wanting to use a steel framework with box profile roof and side or pvc cladding on the side do you think this would be acceptable in a domestic location...

looking to extend our garage at the rear of our terraced property it is built to 1 side and 1 rear boundry and we want to widen to the other side boundry this would leave an enclosed courtyard approx 1.8m x 2.1m What we want to know is would this pass building regulations ie in the event of...

Overall width 4.5m length 5.2m eaves height 2.1m ridge height 3.4

rebuilding my attached garage making it 1500mm wider with single block external wall i want maximum height so rathers not trusses what size would be recommended and at what spacing the roof will be covered in box profile sheets could i use steel channel of smaller depth in place of timber

looking to replace my current lean to garage 2.6m wide x 5.2m long with one 4.4m wide the current roof is 150 x 50 timber beams bolted to house with corrugated steel sheets i want to use similar timbers or steels and box profile sheets i dont want to use trusses as i want maximium height to work...