Stable block ? Liking this idea. I’m assuming going the timber route is cheaper than brick built garage at £15k + ?herman wrote:Assuming the slab is ok and has not broken it's back put 3 courses of class b semi engineering bricks round with a dpc and ensure drainage and ground levels are good. Then build a stable block.
Thanks Paul, I am from Bradford, Eccleshill area originally until I met the wife 10years ago. I know Shipley well as my parents still live over there. Many a day spent with nose pressed against Cobb & Jaggers window before they moved & became Ducati/Triumph dealerEarwig wrote:Just remember to check for planning and building regulation requirements. May be exempt, may not. If you need help, were based in Shipley, West Yorks, but do work across the whole country. Give us a look
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herman wrote: ↑Thu Dec 13, 2018 9:23 pm Probably not cheaper to be fair but a single skin masonry building will condensate yet a timber frame can be insulated and the walls remain at roughly 125mm. Lighter too for that existing slab. The old concrete garage slabs were not exactly heavy duty so you need to be a bit careful at the start.
I will, many thanks for all the advice from everyone so far. Much appreciatedCone wrote:Can I suggest you look at a company called Dunster house. Their buildings are very well put together. My dad has a summer house and it is fantastic and insulated
