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You must apply for householder planning permission to erect a garden building, greenhouse or shed if: the total area of ground covered will be greater than 50 per cent of the total land around the house. it will be at the front of the house. it will be at the side of a house which is in a conservation area.
The Best Outdoor Flooring Options Traditional Wood Decking. We will start with wood because it's probably the #1 option on your mind anyway. ......
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No — if the fence you want to put trellis on is the responsibility of your neighbour then you will need to get permission from them. Jun 12, 2022
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Here's how: Remove the flooring of your shed. Put wood blocks under each joist cavity. Each joist cavity should have at least two support blocks....
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In general, you want to aim for ½ inch to 1-inch gravel for drainage. Areas that will see especially heavy flow may need larger gravel. Or,...
Read More »Even though you will not need to obtain planning permission for garden office areas, building regulations will apply if the building exceeds 15 sq. metres. Keep this in mind when setting up the office area on your residence.
The pergola and pergoda are very similar concepts. Both are structures designed to provide shading in outdoor areas. The main difference is that...
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How to Protect Carports and Metal Sheds From Rust Paint Isn't Enough. Paint can prevent moisture from reaching the steel, but you'll need a...
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Walk the perimeter of your shed and look for any holes or cracks. You want to seal any that are larger than the size of a dime, as most mice will...
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It's cheaper to build a concrete patio in terms of both the initial cost to lay a concrete patio, as well as its cost of maintenance over time. A...
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