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Tony, good question. All I can go with is the m3 that the architect gave me. Let me double check it with him.

You guys are the experts but if I'm anything to go by, most clients are guided by what they are advised by their architect/builders. If my architect told me, forget about it it will never happen in a million years, I'd have my answer. I hear you about PD sizes, but.....40m3 for example...

Hey Garyo, thanks for your comment. I did have a brief look for my immediate road, and didnt really see anything. I will though spread the search. The problem I guess is that most loft extensions I have seen are seemingly done through the Permitted Development route. I assume architects /...

Okay thanks for that Freddy, its appreciated. Has anyone though applied for Planning Permission for a loft extension, due to it being over 40m3/50m3 ? I'd love to get some personal feedback / their experience of what they went through with the planning process and how it turned out.

Hey Freddy, thanks for taking the time to reply. We have lived in the house for nearly 18 years and "looked" at redoing the loft a number of times. If there was no existing extension up there then I guess we would be happy like most people to pay our money and get the one bedroom and...

We live in a detached house and have an existing loft extension built in 1984. Apart from the fact that its virtually falling down and the insulation is worse than dreadful, its one room which isn't ideal space-wise for us as we have three kids. We have had plans drawn up for a larger full...