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In message , Chris
Carlton writes Morning, Have been advised to post here for more information regarding the removal of a supporting wall. I'd like to remove part of the supporting wall between the lounge and dining room. (as shown in 'plan_view_with_wall.gif'). I know very little about building/this type of work but i know it can be removed providing a supporting beam is put in its place ie. an RSJ. I'd like to get an idea of how much this type of work would cost, what this process would be for doing this, how long it would take, and whether or not I'd need any sort of planning permission to do this? Is there anyone out there who could offer any advice? Thanks in advance!! Chris Yeah, don't post binaries to UKDIY -- geoff |
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