Hi folks, advice needed...
I've recently had planning application rejected for a single storey extension on the rear of my house (4m deep x 6m wide) on the grounds of the roof being too high and impeding on the adjoining property.
The design was for a pitched roof to 3.7m high, with a vaulted ceiling internally including 2 or 3 velux windows.
I've been told that planning will be approved if I go for a reduced height (approx 3m) crown roof or hip roof design.
My question is will I still be able to have a vaulted ceiling internally with these revised options, or will I be forced to have a traditional horizintal ceiling?
I am really keen to retain a vaulted ceiling if possible, including velux windows or rooflights, to make the space seem as open as light as possible.
Any ideas??
Thanks,
RJD.
I've recently had planning application rejected for a single storey extension on the rear of my house (4m deep x 6m wide) on the grounds of the roof being too high and impeding on the adjoining property.
The design was for a pitched roof to 3.7m high, with a vaulted ceiling internally including 2 or 3 velux windows.
I've been told that planning will be approved if I go for a reduced height (approx 3m) crown roof or hip roof design.
My question is will I still be able to have a vaulted ceiling internally with these revised options, or will I be forced to have a traditional horizintal ceiling?
I am really keen to retain a vaulted ceiling if possible, including velux windows or rooflights, to make the space seem as open as light as possible.
Any ideas??
Thanks,
RJD.
