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I am thinking of purchasing eithe of these in terms of types as opposedto specific make snad models. DOes any one have an opinion on either?

HI all, I am creating new access to my croft and submitting more plans, now the access has to conform to Planning Authority legislation and i just cannot seem to find this? I have Googled, and read through a stack of legislation but to no avail. Any guidance would be helpful as i just need the legislation and a few curves on my site map. Thanks all

thanks, really have to give it some thought as laying the porcelain tiles without mortar is questonable... maybe paving blocks on sand?

Thnaks, i know thw idea o f laying without mortar is questionable, one of my trees i planted many years ago and teh cherries are just so juicy!

Hi all i need a small area (about 20 sqm) either concreted or slabbed, The only reason i am in two minds to pour a concrete slab is tha its surounded by my trees and i am concerened that chemicals leaching will damage them. My other option is tiles and probably porcelain but agin i dont wish to lay any cocncrete and i dont mind dealing with a few popping up. Opinions? advice? thanks all

It's pre approved linked to planning permission for a permanent building.

I am in the middle of constructing the second half. Seems some locals have an issue.

Yes it can be cranes into position and is small enough to fit on a lorry

Isle of Lewis. It is liftable the issue they are raising is that it's constructed on site as opposed to brought on site

I am having issue with the planning department as to whether my mobile home is a mobile home. It fits all the criteria except one. It's not prefabricated as I built it. If I build my own mobile home does this comply to planning permission? Is there any info on what is deemed prefabricated?

I have built a cabin in place of a static caravan. What would be the most cost effective way of cladding the exterior? I want to repurpose it for long term use. As such something quite stable. Personally I would use feather board but that's aesthetically a no no. I could render or weather board. It has an OSB exterior. I don't want to spend money as prices have really shot up and have to be careful with the main build finances . Thanks all

So to update. I purchased a second hand uPVC door(all glass) from Leeds. The glass was sandwiched between two old IKEA mattresses and made it in one piece! Very happy.

Good morning all, I will be transporting some used uPVC windows from Yorkshire to the isle of Lewis. I was wondering as they the beat way of transporting them. I have a shelving area that I can stack them on with the glass in and sandwiched between foam. I don't know if that's a good idea or should I remove the glass and place vertically? Thanks all and happy Sunday.

Oh about 2.4 m head height 48 square meters, probably soething cheap like lino as its ust the cabin..