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building question?? help please.

  • 10-12-2009 3:56pm
    #1
    joeduggan
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    hows it goin? im building my own place at the moment. how do you determine what the finished ground level is gonna be? is there a definite way of finding it out? the ground outside , that is. and also how do i determine the level of the footpaths around the house? thanks.


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  • #2
    Poor Uncle Tom
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 14,546 ✭✭✭✭Poor Uncle Tom


    For your planning application your agent would have had to present a Site Layout Plan, usually to a scale of 1:500, showing a lot of detail. Most of what you need can be (ought to be) determined from this Site Layout Plan. If the floor level is determinable, your footpath level should be around 200 mm below this (not less then 150mm between finished floor level and foolpath level).


  • #3
    joeduggan
    Closed Accounts Posts: 344 ✭✭joeduggan


    thanks uncle. thats a lot of help. arcitect/ engineer. pure useless. like tits on a bull. thats how good he is.


  • #4
    Poor Uncle Tom
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 14,546 ✭✭✭✭Poor Uncle Tom


    joeduggan wrote: »
    thanks uncle. thats a lot of help. arcitect/ engineer. pure useless. like tits on a bull. thats how good he is.

    :D


  • #5
    sinnerboy
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    ... dont know how useless .....


  • #6
    archtech
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    joeduggan wrote: »
    thanks uncle. thats a lot of help. arcitect/ engineer. pure useless. like tits on a bull. thats how good he is.


    One thing jumps pit at me and that is did you engage your design consultant to prepare working drawings or are you just using planning drawings?

    Depending on what fees were agreed, it will have an effect on the level of service provided by the design consultant.


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