A
Atilla
changing it to a pitched one, is it as easy as I imagine?
Cheers
Cheers
Depends on your imagination, I should imagine.
A
Atilla
Building the gable ends, dealing with the rainwater.
H
hotrod
Slate batten
Insulation
Are you cutting the roof yourself (if so have you calc'd the rafter sizings/spans/centres/pitch)?
Are you using a truss manufacturer?
Ridgeboard?
Wind bracing
Soffits
Fascias
Insulation
Are you cutting the roof yourself (if so have you calc'd the rafter sizings/spans/centres/pitch)?
Are you using a truss manufacturer?
Ridgeboard?
Wind bracing
Soffits
Fascias
Slate batten
InsulationAre you cutting the roof yourself (if so have you calc'd the rafter sizings/spans/centres/pitch)?
Are you using a truss manufacturer?
Ridgeboard?
Wind bracing
Soffits
Fascias
Insulation...on a garage?
H
hotrod
Unlikely, yes. But I don't know what he intends on using the garage for. If he's going to the trouble of replacing the flat roof with a pitched one maybe he's going to be working from the garage.
A
Atilla
If you are more than 2m from a boundary and and the pitch and eaves are under 4m and 2.5m respectively then it should fall under permitted development. Within 2m of a boundary you are limited to 2.5m max; any higher and you'll need planning.
Edit: that's my understanding, obviously it'll be worth talking to the council
Edit: that's my understanding, obviously it'll be worth talking to the council
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