Single storey side extension layout
jodie_o_smith
7 years ago
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Comments (2)Hi Maisie, did you go ahead with your extension? I am in Aigburth and wanted to do the same thing but I don't think any other house in the area has done it, I can't help but think theres a reason. Thanks, Keri....See MoreSingle storey bungalow extension
Comments (6)Jonathan's plan is excellent. You can't have an En-Suite in the Master bedroom it's not near enough to any drainage, unless you have a major knock about, which Is why, I presume that Jonathan has moved the En-suite to the other bedroom and then created another bathroom and bedroom on the left hand side. However, I would also point out, that the floors would need to be dug up a long way to allow for sink and washing machine waste, and the drop from the other side of the house is maybe not going to be achievable, thus meaning that you can't move the kitchen to the right....................All depends on the drains as usual. The garden is only 40ft long, so any extension would eat in to that quickly. Unless you want to pretty much change most of the inside, create a new hallway, move the front door, change 2 bedrooms and both bathrooms plus a kitchen, I don't think this is the one for you. I would probably try to get one on a larger plot, because the foot print is fast approaching too large for the plot on this one....See Morehow to single storey extension
Comments (8)Hi there! First of all, what would you want to use this extension for? Living space or garage? This will help us define the design for your extension. No worries about the single storey, either way you can make it look as part of the house. I would suggest to keep with the look of your existing house and use a pitched roof. I’ve attached some photos to show you examples of what it could look like. Once we have defined what this extension will be for, we can help you look into the design more. If you'd like to schedule a free consultation call with one of our designers, let me know. You can reach me on service@betterspace.co or through our site: betterspace.co I hope this helps. Ed...See MoreAdvice regarding layout/concept of single storey extension
Comments (38)@rinked Thanks, good idea - i'll see what it looks like later. @Suzanne C thank you for sharing your experience and pictures. We'll be going out for quotations once our planning is granted so i'll make sure i get a cost for wet UFH. I think it would be the preferred route with the warmth underfloor and extra wall space is always good in open plan extensions. @minipie Thank you. The software really is great once you get to grips with it. We've started to obtain budget costs on the roof lights and one company has offered to take us to see a few recently completed projects which should hopefully give us some inspiration and allow us to gain some feedback from previous clients. I'll aim to get at least one opening roof light after all the advice received on this board. Thank you for sharing your experience. I'll look into the small radiator in the bathroom. Good idea. The extract routes are pretty easy as the kitchen hood is on an external wall, as is the utility. The WC fan will follow the existing route above the utility rooms ceiling. Not sure on the subfloor as not taken up any flooring so far but the house was built around 2003 so you'd expect a pretty thick solid concrete slab so it might not be as easy as excavating in an older property....See Morejodie_o_smith
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