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Building against an existing extension/party wall..?

rmarder · 2009-04-27 16:25:51

My neighbour has single story extension which he has built up to the party wall line. I have planning to complete a similar extension however my builder says I cannot build up to the party wall line and I have to have a gap of at least 50mm bewteen my wall and the neighbours wall?? Can anybody advise if this is correct? If…

27-04-2009 5:25pm

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rmarder

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My neighbour has single story extension which he has built up to the party wall line. I have planning to complete a similar extension however my builder says I cannot build up to the party wall line and I have to have a gap of at least 50mm bewteen my wall and the neighbours wall?? Can anybody advise if this is correct? If not what am I allowed to do? Building control tell me as long as my wall meets insulation requirements I can 'but up' to the existing wall but I am not sure what this means in practical terms? Any advice appreciated.

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#2 27-04-2009 6:31pm

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Do you get on with your neighbour ? An agreement to share the wall is almost always the best bet

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