The Challenge
To make extra living space in a relatively small area and enhance the property aesthetically in a cost effective way. We were also asked to remove a heating boiler as part of the project.
The Solution
We built an extension that would allow the removal of the kitchen from its existing location to an extended position. This was a difficult challenge due to drainage works, however, we overcame this by redirecting the smaller drains and reinforcing the mains drain. The extension was built on concrete footings and slab with reinforced steel, and a steel beam installed to allow the demolition of windows and walling. The building itself was built with a corbelling brick finish and extended soffit overhang creating an ornate finish. The small recreation area was enhanced with a decked finish.
This Extension was built and completed to building regulations with supervision and certification from Building Control (Constructions, Plans & Regulation).
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BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER
Footings and lower brickwork are complete. Hardcore is prepared for the base.
Sheeting is added to protect Ballytherm insulation sheets.
Ballytherm insulation sheets are added to floor.
Drainage is added.
New concrete floor is laid.
Woodwork is complete for the roof along with final brickwork.
Side elevation of completed extension.
The new extension, complete with decked area.
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