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the way i read it is that 50% of the land around the property, the planned extension will be approx 5m wide be again l shapped, 2.5m of the width will be 1.9m deep, and the other 2.5m will be 3m deep. so i am nowhere near the 50% rule

Another useful post thanks, but unless you have something constructive to add, please don't bother adding to this post, everyone else has either contributed useful info or added a bit of lightheated banter, your post is neither

Lol, think I will stick to pencil,and paper no matter how illegible

Maybe so in your opinion, but something I could do myself, and go from base to weather tight in 2 days, and in my humble opinion looks way better than something i would have made using the other methods prescribed above

The total ended up at 6k, but that included a total landscape of the garden, with a large 8ft wall, gate etc, the removal of the old prefab garage with asbestos based roof, the base alone took 5tonne of ballast, and levelling the plot took 2 skips The bas eprice of the cabin was a little over...

anoyingly i use a mac, but i've a plan i will try tomorrow using my camera phone and taking pics of the area, upload to photobucket and insert in to the thread

probably an old post , and the log cabin has been built by now, but here is my 2p's worth i built an L shaped cabin 5m x3m x6m, the office park is effectively 3mx3m supplied by dunster house the logs are 28mm, with the roof and floor T&G, i opted for double glazed windows and doors, plus...

the sketches i have are even more like a treasure map.....

i'll try again as i dont have a scanner, that was done in word

I have uploaded an image called plans1 to my profile

many thanks, but no idea how to add the diagram

i am looking for some advice on issues i think i may face with my extension, i plan to do as much work as possible - footings, bricklaying, roofing, electrics etc i live in a std 50's built 3 bed semi detached house and want to put up a permitted development extension at the back to hose a...