building a brick shed regulations
Build a shed, garage, greenhouse or other building. last updated: 20 march 2019. if you own a home, you may want to add a shed, garage, greenhouse or other building. these are known as 'ancillary buildings'. you might need approval under the building regulations from the local council.. If you’re planning on building a garden shed, there are some regulations that you need to follow. some of these are building regulations. it’s important to understand and follow these regulations, otherwise you may get into trouble and have to pull your shed down.. Hi, me and a mate are planning to build a brick shed in the back of my garden, its approx 3m wide by 2.5m deep, and wont be any higher than 2.5m high..
building a brick shed regulations
A friend recently asked me for advice about his neighbour’s shed. when i say shed, i mean minature house in the back garden. this building is red-brick, single storey with a pitched and tiled roof and double glazed. you could live in there easily. well i could. so i decided to refresh my memory of the planning law on this subject.. If this is the case, a single storey garden building can have a maximum eave height of 2.5m, which is a maximum overall height of 4.0m for a dual-pitched roof and 3.0m maximum overall height for a pent roofed building. if you would like the overall height to be taller than these roof heights, you will need to apply for planning permission..
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