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could you not cut the joist and hang it using some form of joist hanger to suit?

Without seeing pictures its hard to fully imagine... How deep are your rafters? Are the purlins on the outer face of the rafters? But i was thinking something like these screwed to the rafters. Not too big but big enough to get a good fixing for PB's...

roof lats screwed to the exisitng timbers would be sufficient to screw boards to. but you would probably need some 3x2" noggins to reduce sagging.

The lintel in hall way wants to be a bit longer imo. Hard to tell how far its bearing on the wall as someone has gobbed it up with cement. so buy a new one and cut down if required. Replace the wood with a new full length piece if you want to have wood there. Or you could square the brick work...

Where are the doors/window's going? What is the view from the house?

150mm apparently https://www.ukflatroofing.com/insulation-fixings-and-screws/1625-insulation-fixing-screws-60-x-150mm-box-100.html?utm_term=&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIkMLd087f6gIVzOvtCh1jUgf1EAQYAyABEgLWkPD_BwE

You could screw to rafters using penny washers under the head of 100m screws. and stagger the joints of the boards and insulation. could even lay in opposite direction too. You'd need some long plaster board screw though and i don't know what lengths they come in???

I'm no expert but would have thought doubling/tripling up the timbers would be more than adequate. 2x8" are beefy lumps alone so 6x8" would be pretty substantial!

will be snapped up on facebook selling page. it seems to be much more popular that ebay and gumtree these days

don't forget to keep us up to date on this thread. keep seeing snippets of the project in your other threads

This will look great once finished!

I'm in east Yorkshire. Just submitted plans to the council. I used an architect technician: £1000 for plans and submission to council. Planning application fee: £206 I have negotiated a further £600 for regs drawings by the AT. To be done after planning is granted. Full plans application to...

The chisel fiction could help. As could drilling holes. Gives a weak point to whack.

Lump hammer and chisel would be the cheapest route. and a pair of safety glasses/goggles. Smash away at a corner first, and once you're started it should come away easily enough. Smash the concrete up into manageable chunks. This could be easy or really difficult. Just depends on how well it...

Hmmm interested in this outcome, i want to use a redundant oil fired range flue/chimney for the same thing. I suspect you might have condensation tracking back down and a potential build up to think about due to a long vertical span. that's why I've held off on doing mine.

new brick and pointing up need to be done in in the middle area's. and same with the roof. dig that crap out and point up with cement if small gaps, or used half brick slices and cement if a bigger gap. a better ridge flashing might be in order too. hard to say without a close up.

If someone left my shed like that id be pretty cheesed off.