Hes a great friend..by the sounds of it s**t at his job but nevertheless a good friendGet a different friend. He's not a wealthy carpet fitter is he?
If you think about it, a floor stops at the walls.
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Out Building 30m2 floor area internal or external?
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hands up, yes it is internal floor area. Gross internal floor area 
You're not in London are you...
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Was hard work but got there in the end.
I'm afraid so
I was gonna say 'rules for floor area are different there mate', but I thought better of it.I'm afraid so
I did tell you in post number 4!
Haha! You sure did but unfortunately I couldn't just go on majority vote I needed a definitive answer..sorry for ever doubting you Charlie!
I was gonna say 'rules for floor area are different there mate', but I thought better of it.
Surly planning portal guidelines are the same regardless of where in England you are
Its a Building Control issue - but yes the guidelines are the same across England I'm sure.Surly planning portal guidelines are the same regardless of where in England you are
I was gonna say 'rules for floor area are different there mate', but I thought better of it.
No they're not, lol! Just more blooming expensive!
Lol! Everything's more expensive in London!
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Not as funny as you think.
That's because building regs are totally separate and the area relates to fire and thermal efficiency and structure etc which all come under building regs. And the internal floor area is more relevant there.
If you breach the height it's planning, if you breach the allowed area (half the area surrounding the original house) it's also planning, both of those are the external sizes and relate to the appearance and impact on others using the surrounding space.
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