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hi guys
i'd be really gratefull of some advise.
i've got two brickbuilt coal sheds at the bottom of the garden the floor area must only be 5ft by 14ft . they have a tiled monopitched roof (30 odd degrees maybe), it's contructed of rafters which are about 20 inches apart and sit on a beam that goes acrosse the length of the front wall. theres a diving wall which halves the thing and I'd like to take this out to make a small workshop/shed.
the dividing wall is double skin (the whole thing is) and as far as i can tell it's not supporting the roof. its purpose (if it has one) must be to tie the front and rear walls together.
as it's such a small area do i really need this wall? can i just brace the thing using joists attached to the rear wall?
hope this makes sense, i can hear you all laughing from here.
i'd be really gratefull of some advise.
i've got two brickbuilt coal sheds at the bottom of the garden the floor area must only be 5ft by 14ft . they have a tiled monopitched roof (30 odd degrees maybe), it's contructed of rafters which are about 20 inches apart and sit on a beam that goes acrosse the length of the front wall. theres a diving wall which halves the thing and I'd like to take this out to make a small workshop/shed.
the dividing wall is double skin (the whole thing is) and as far as i can tell it's not supporting the roof. its purpose (if it has one) must be to tie the front and rear walls together.
as it's such a small area do i really need this wall? can i just brace the thing using joists attached to the rear wall?
hope this makes sense, i can hear you all laughing from here.