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Nice idea, so have a slope and a smaller retaining wall, and effectively just bridge over the gap to the roof.

Ok, I understand, makes sense, but if the frame is of the appropriate gauge to take the calculated "live load", would this construction method not be suitable? My understanding is that these steel systems are actually stronger than wood?

Would you mind elaborating a bit why its unsuitable?

20k seems a lot!! Was looking at something like a steel frame building, put boards on it and render it, paint it white. About 3k for the frame with these guys below. https://www.permaroofstore.co.uk/steel-frame-garden-building-2-6m-x-3-8m.html I can build that myself I guess and should be...

Thanks, that makes sense. So I should probably start there and get some idea of costs. I think it can all be concreted and then I will use something like monocapa (monocouche) to render it the visible areas, which I can do myself. So for the roof, would I be better to use steel beams and...

The back of the office would be about 1m from the road if I placed it on the left side of the garden (looking upwards) and I think about 5m from road if on the right side. However the views on the left would be much nicer. I think its the road thats the ticking point. Who do I need to talk to in...

20k to dig a hole? Seriously?? I was gonna hire a digger and do it myself. Why so expensive?

And the view from the bottom upwards.

Would the "45 degree rule" apply to the ground near the road?

Hi, I wonder if anyone can give me some inputs on an idea I have for my garden. I have a house with a smallish garden, and the garden is quite sloped. Neighbours have built decking to make their gardens more usable, however I would like to create a garden room. To do this, I envisage having...

Also, can someone tell me what I should use to stick the paper tape to the board and wood with?

Hi guys, I need to fill in the doorway on the pictures. I have bought some metal channel and plasterboard and some plaster and some joint tape. I was thinking plasterboard the interior of the door, and then fill with plaster up to the internal edge of the door frame, then tape over the joint...