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    Struggling Building a Garage Maximum 2.5m High

    The brickie doesn't like the idea of having a fall visible from the inside of the garage. He prefers a firring above the joists. I was being over cautious with the 1-40 fall as that allows for deflection and errors. To have a 1-80 fall as is the minimum, it's circa 69mm plus 18mm ply so circa...
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    Struggling Building a Garage Maximum 2.5m High

    Yeah, we've already started. We poured the slab the other day and the brickie has already laid the first few courses of blocks. I deliberately shuttered the slab to keep it out of the soil in an effort to keep it dry. The more I think about it, the more I think it's the best idea to build the...
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    Struggling Building a Garage Maximum 2.5m High

    4.5m vs 5.2m span.... it’s 8x2 vs 9x2 so 25mm. Plus the slope will go across the door so asthetics come into play plus I don’t really gain much above the door itself whereas if I start the slope above the door, I could gain interior height where I need it. Not seen roller mechanisms outside...
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    Struggling Building a Garage Maximum 2.5m High

    Possibly......but the 300mm headroom seemed generic advice? I was looking up electric garage doors and the roller/shutter type came up the most. Some were requiring 450mm and others 300mm. It's not imperative that we have a roller door. The sectional doors look good. But we'll have to have what...
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    Struggling Building a Garage Maximum 2.5m High

    Hi all....a newbie on here but I've read loads of threads that have helped or gave valuable information over the years. We're building a detached flat roof garage under permitted development and as it's within 2m of the boundary, it can't exceed 2.5m in height. The dimensions are 4.5m wide and...
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