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Old 28-11-2003, 6:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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exstension ,how much?

anyone know how much an exstension measuring roughly 6m x 4m would cost it might be built separetlly from the house on a hard standing area next to the house ,but ive no idea how much this would be .it would solve my problem with next door
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Old 29-11-2003, 10:44 AM   #2 (permalink)
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try getting a couple of quoyes from vartious builders, some can give you a rough estimate usually x£ per sq metre. will you need planning permission?

if you most of the work yourself you can save a fortune, I added a 7m x 3 metre extension to my house, the materials came to roughly,4k, i stoppped keeping records after a while. Done alot of the work myself. I only got one quote from a builder it was 15k. Id rather save the money and spend it elswhere, actually the mrs spent the saving on a 9k kitchen!

whatever qoutes you get make sure you have 20% backup funds.
By the way i decided on apitched ceiling, this had to confirm to new building regs, had to use an insulation material called celotex. I was quoted £800 for this by builder dentre. After a morning on the tel i managed to aquire it for £375!. Abuilder will charge you top dollar for materials. Its amazing how much you can save if you look around. All the above was of brick construction.

I thin Jewsons do some pre fabricated buildings which can work out cheaper, depends how much you want to spend really.

The downside to doing it youself id it takes ages, I stared in march and only now am nearing the end.

hope that helps.
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thanks mate i ll have to do some research ,my girlfriends brother knows a builder who has done some work for us in the past .i dint think the materials would be that much ,never mind.by the way wats a pitched ceiling
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