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Carbeth = Stirling Council

Did it again on behalf of the management committee, not building this one! Paper and pencil, kept it simple, all dimensions X 1.2m. New hut approved with NO conditions at all, none, zero. This one is 20m into a forest so very very secluded bit with a bit of a view because of the slope. I think the planners are listening to the new Scottish government guidance re hutting so hopefully we will see more people getting into this low cost close to nature stuff in the future. http://www.carbethhutters.co.uk

Magic mushrooms I've foraged but always been put of any other fungai by warnings of death Spanish mate loves it though and if I die after he cooks them it's murder isn't it? I bet no one dies, just gets a big bit sick

Welcome Claire...what you building? Big or giant Boxy or traditional In any case welcome to the collective ?

Best central shed window ever...

Didya steal it...? I usually leave a note with my mates address and a pound coin claiming eco possession under the law of rights act. Just in case it's a sting trap or cctv'ed. Just saying

@Nickfromwales....fight!

Clever that is...

How fat is a chubby person...I'm no slim Jim but I'd breeze by a 500 gap. Others will know more. A little drawing would help visualise the spaces.

I'd go for a twin set up... darks and lights. Top loader machine from USA...? Or maybe a staffer and a room under the eves or in the basement. Seriously, put the utility room on the first floor. Put the chute from the kids balcony to the paddling pool, this also can be used as a fire escape in winter. And, that site you linked to...I reckon it's not smooth on the inside and bra straps will snag leading to the need for rodents or rodding access points with many bendy bamboo poles stored in bespoke cabinets nearby...just saying

This is the best...lots of struggles for most self builders but I love this build. Either it's writing style or for once things went fairly well, in any case...love it

Nope square finish...my sister's no 1 bathroom, not mine. Mine cost under £2k and kinda basic but nice. How much I asked Susan for all this loveliness...no answer but I suspect many £££

This off centre job would rip some folks knitting...and external corners without mitres...looks good though

That product is rubbish. You have to fit horrible end caps For such a small area I think some fine wood and a good joiner are your friends. Ask @Construction Channel Btw where you been Ed

Thickness of a one pence piece according to my old long past dad...do you need the gap for air circulation

Plan A

Hola Last Cast @Last Cast Are you finished or nearly there...? Send us a few pictures

@epsilonGreedy I'm usually the last to comment on these posts but you should reflect before you press the submit button. Yellow card time is looming I'd guess...

Looks a tidy job there. Well the insides ?

Probably but where to get such a part...?

No @ProDave it's the tap. Not the pipe No great problem but needs fixed

So best advice, repair or replace. Soldered underneath and I can't do that. It's the boys rental and I'd just DIY rather than bother landlord who is a gem of a guy but he'll get a plumber out. More...can't see any isolator for the hot...

Oh plenty of us know...don't expect the newspapers to tell you though...or the BBC

Good advice...get well soon young lad?

Hi @the_r_sole I started a new thread so others can make sense of this. Here is the blurb I have so far for the text to go with the drawings. Still need some stuff on process re acrow props and whatever else the forum can cut and paste for me. The beam calcs were done using beam calcs online. Council say they will put these calss out to tender to an engineer at their cost to check them. BLURB Electric schedule DOUBLE 13 AMP SS OUTLET Socket outlets to be located a minimum of 350mm from any internal corner and positioned between 400 and 1200mm above finished floor level, any sockets above an obstruction should be located 150mm above projecting surface. Light switches to be located 900-100mm above floor level. Electrical installation to be carried out to current IEE standards and to BS 7671 2008 and to be certified by a select registered electrician. Certificate of completion to be provided to Building Control prior to completion certificate for works. All works will comply with the current Building Standards (Scotland) Regulations. All structural steels will be in accordance with BS EN 1090-1:2009 (+A1:2001) All downtakings will be in accordance with BS 6187:2011 (1.1) To be added spec for temporary supports (1.1) Temporary supports via use of Acrow props and sole boards. All padstones to be fixed in place with a 1:4 mortar mix with 100mm minimum bearing load.