Foundations for conservatory
As money is short at the moment, and we want a conservatory Is it okay
to put the foundations in. Then next year build the rest. Do they need some sort of protection when they are in. gaz |
Foundations for conservatory
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Garry wrote: As money is short at the moment, and we want a conservatory Is it okay to put the foundations in. Then next year build the rest. Do they need some sort of protection when they are in. gaz I don't see a problem with that - other than the fact that you might have changed your mind about the size and/or construction of the conservatory by the time you come to build it. g -- Cheers, Roger ______ Email address maintained for newsgroup use only, and not regularly monitored.. Messages sent to it may not be read for several weeks. PLEASE REPLY TO NEWSGROUP! |
Foundations for conservatory
Garry wrote:
As money is short at the moment, and we want a conservatory Is it okay to put the foundations in. Then next year build the rest. Do they need some sort of protection when they are in. gaz Should not be a problem. If you can afford it, I suggest you pour the concrete and do the block/brick up to ground level or a bit above - say DPC level. This will save dirt/leaves etc going into the trench as there will need cleaning off before you can lay the blocks Bob |
Foundations for conservatory
"Garry" wrote in message ... As money is short at the moment, and we want a conservatory Is it okay to put the foundations in. Then next year build the rest. Do they need some sort of protection when they are in. gaz I found this quite a useful site for information and construction hints and materials, when I was doing mine a few years back http://www.conservatoriesonline.com/index.htm Arfa |
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