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Du1point8 said:
They look like exactly what I need.Thank You!
That seems to flow better on ground floor.
I was going to suggest swapping study to an ensuite to bedroom 2. Nice to have 2 ensuite rooms?
You can build a small house for £70k, so it must be possible. Unless you are putting in £20k kitchen, 10k bathroom etc.
We knocked through living and dining room as part of an extension and it cost a days labour plus £250ish for a (3m?) Steel beam.
I was going to suggest swapping study to an ensuite to bedroom 2. Nice to have 2 ensuite rooms?
You can build a small house for £70k, so it must be possible. Unless you are putting in £20k kitchen, 10k bathroom etc.
We knocked through living and dining room as part of an extension and it cost a days labour plus £250ish for a (3m?) Steel beam.
covmutley said:
That seems to flow better on ground floor.
I was going to suggest swapping study to an ensuite to bedroom 2. Nice to have 2 ensuite rooms?
You can build a small house for £70k, so it must be possible. Unless you are putting in £20k kitchen, 10k bathroom etc.
We knocked through living and dining room as part of an extension and it cost a days labour plus £250ish for a (3m?) Steel beam.
Thanks, I was half thinking that. I was going to suggest swapping study to an ensuite to bedroom 2. Nice to have 2 ensuite rooms?
You can build a small house for £70k, so it must be possible. Unless you are putting in £20k kitchen, 10k bathroom etc.
We knocked through living and dining room as part of an extension and it cost a days labour plus £250ish for a (3m?) Steel beam.
The main choice will depend whether we have an extension or covert the garage, which will probably be dictated by whether we’re to have a 10% or 15% deposit on the mortgage
After seeing that back to front design link, I’d also like new windows throughout, the outside rendering with new facias and guttering.
All steel beams I can get for nothing and I have the 180m2 of new solid oak flooring which will help save a few quid.
Unfortunately there currently no central heating, it’s all electric. There is gas into the property, but that will be a new boiler all new pipe work & radiators throughout - not cheap
SAB888 said:
Try using the correct layout, it won't help using the wrong one!
A few months on I thought I’d update the topic. This is the final design, although there will be a few minor tweaks.
Planning is all granted and we’re starting the excavation next week .
P.s the budget has drastically increased.
dundarach said:
I thought it was nice as was, but then again nothing (in my mind) defines a chav better than a nice family room and bi-folding doors....
God I hate to see that.
But not my house, crack on son, crack on....
You're obviously quite opinionated on bi-folds. I'm not sure why they're considered chav to you but surely they're no different than the 80s patio door fashion or the conservatory trend? People want to view outside when inside so a set of doors with glass in makes sense. God I hate to see that.
But not my house, crack on son, crack on....
OP I see that you've added a 3rd reception room where the garage was. I would have said that the kitchen diner lounge area looks too big and would have looked to have sited the table in the bit at the back and made a snug out of the bit where the table is.
You must be easily looking at 6 figures for that work now but it'll be a massive house once complete.
You must be easily looking at 6 figures for that work now but it'll be a massive house once complete.
dundarach said:
I thought it was nice as was, but then again nothing (in my mind) defines a chav better than a nice family room and bi-folding doors....
God I hate to see that.
But not my house, crack on son, crack on....
They`re sliding doors as opposed to bi-fold. God I hate to see that.
But not my house, crack on son, crack on....
The two centre doors will slide either side.
Edited by Coley88 on Monday 3rd June 17:30
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