"shed" project

[Benn]

Sheds/workshops for the win.

[burgo]

dont need planning because its non permenant as matt said and it doesnt cast a shaddow on any of the neighbours so the sweet FA anyone can do.

BOD this is the first wooden thing ive ever built so im hardly an ace chippie . simply used a square thingy and a tape measure, job done

[Nick]

dont need planning because its non permenant as matt said and it doesnt cast a shaddow on any of the neighbours so the sweet FA anyone can do.

BOD this is the first wooden thing ive ever built so im hardly an ace chippie . simply used a square thingy and a tape measure, job done

I'd be careful. Depending on your Council, the planning rules are totally up for interpretation and abuse.... It's not as clear cut as that ^ . As long as no-one complains, you should be ok. If you do run into any issues, feel free to drop me a PM as i could probably help you with advice !

[burgo]

well we've been looking into planning stuff for our garage we plan to build and they are pretty lenient. so long as its under 3 meters tall we should be fine

[mowgli]

the polythene sheeting will come to haunt him in the future, it will actually help to trap moisture into the walls causing damp & rot. you can get breathable membranes for roofing that work really well.

[bmw156]

i thought there was a certain area you are allowed to add on with out planning permission, or is that for extensions? and not the non fixed structures...

[mowgli]

70m3 of construction. it includes sheds & garages, you can basically build anything you like under the permitted development rule.

[paddy138]

once its not pernament it should be ok, how come ya never made it out of steel and galvanising, we built something like this 4 years ago only its about 18ft wide for storing some vintage cars and stuff,

[burgo]

because he didnt want an ugly barn in his back garden

[brainsnova]

because he didnt want an ugly barn in his back garden

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