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i see that you can buy them and fit afterwards looks like i will be getting the builder back

are they a requirement on a new extension ? the windows that had been fitted dont have them on and the BCO who came out last mentioned that they are needed ?

thanks bud it was my first time at plasterboarding. the pics are not the clearest but it does look quite good. i have a plasterer coming so i will leave any gaps to fill to him. if he has any issues with the gaps at the top i will put up some coving, the room is only 5m x 2m. one more...

still no reason why though ?

but why ?

do you think it looks ok ?

thanks for the reply i have aleady used the 9.5mm boards on the ceiling and walls and its gone on ok. after reading around i have read that a lot use the thicker boards

hi is 9.5mm boards ok for a new extension ?

well there was no need to spit your dummy out that way, i always thank all at the end of my threads on any forums as do others. yes your advice was helpful and i am grateful but your coming across as a right sado

lol i though that i gave thanks when i had all my answers. maybe your gay and not come out about it yet ? no need to take it out on others

do i have to pay any fees or apply for anything else if we stick to the rules of planned permission ? or can the builder just get on with it ?

so with the side extension as long as its maximum height is no more than 4 metres and less than half the width of the house then i do not need planning permission ?

we rent a semi detached 2 bedroom house out the tennant is moving out this week so we want to build on the existing house and eventually move back in to it. we want to remove the existing conservatory off the rear as it is a tad small and build a 4x3 metre one (next door have the same size)...