Yes the weather has been good. Although it’s been cold an snowed a couple times while I was working the other day. Nothing too bad.
Very nice, Kim! I'd love to do something similar, need to investigate planning permission first, though, as I'm on a corner plot
Ahhhh - luxury. Nice job there, I'm not jealous, well I am really but haven't the space in the back garden for such a lovely buildingShould be able to move 1t anywhere on the little gantry when I finish it
Generally. Within 1m from the boundary you have to keep it bellow 2.5m. Also 15sqm or less you don’t have to abide by building regs but 15-30sqm you have to abide by building regs. No inspection needed just need to abide by it. That seems the general rule of thumb.Very nice, Kim! I'd love to do something similar, need to investigate planning permission first, though, as I'm on a corner plot
If I remember right, the top arm of the rear suspension on the later Elite was the drive shaft!
Some Jaguars use the same system
And my GT6, though strictly speaking it becomes the lower arm.
Made a field dirty.
Been subsoiled so the turf is already cut up and makes lumpy furrows
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What happens at 30+sqm?
Year ago my Sister/Brother in law were wanting to build a wooden double garage but for that size they needed to involve the planning department. They got in touch and the guy said easiest way is to build 2 with a shared wall down the centre and the wall can have a door connecting the two. They asked how big that door could be and he basically said as big as you want
Whether that still holds true or not I have no idea and in fact I think a few years later they changed the rules and the double would have been allowed anyway but...
From what I gather you would need building regulation aproval and probably need them to come and inspect it. For me it was easier to do it just under 30sqm
