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Ally
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Originally posted by Edd
just phone up your council they will tell you your local disposal site


Yeh i need to remove asbestos, bag it, get permit for tip and take it there so pretty easy

just abit worried as the other week i was seeing how... ermmmm sturdy it was and i kicked the front corner out

Gunna be such a big job worth it thou! it will be nice to have a private garden as atm us and next door are practically one big garden so ill have to check the boundaries as well!
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a decent garden transforms the house, and adds a lot of value to it
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i'll take some pics of ours for an example of slight levels if i can be arsed
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yes please

id love 3 levels, all decked, with funky planters dotted around, table and chairs, bbq, nice posh garage

Rob give me some quotes
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i'd love to, but i dont work there now, left about 3 years ago

gimme a sec
Ally
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poo

Will wait to get moolar sorted then have guys in for some quotes
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first 7 images are of the back garden, last 3 are a seperate bit near the conservatory

the bit at the bottom of the back garden is only about 4" lower than the rest of the garden, but even that makes enough of a difference for it to look neat

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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by Edd
just phone up your council they will tell you your local disposal site


Yeh i need to remove asbestos, bag it, get permit for tip and take it there so pretty easy

just abit worried as the other week i was seeing how... ermmmm sturdy it was and i kicked the front corner out

Gunna be such a big job worth it thou! it will be nice to have a private garden as atm us and next door are practically one big garden so ill have to check the boundaries as well!
You shouldn't remove asbestos yourself.
Ally
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Ive been told by the council i can?

Rob - looks good, i was thinking deeper levels thou
ed
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Oh don't listen to me then... I just remembers we had to get specialists in to remove the asbestos from our barns...
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Ally, i thought you meant more of a step, but i wanted an excuse to go outside
Ally
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Nah i ment, say from the steps the garden is 2m high, one level at 0, one at 1m, then upto the garage at 2m with nice decked steps leading up
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Nice wooden stair case to 2nd level, bit of decking at the front of 2nd level (with paved area for bbq), maybe couple gravel squares with some bigish palms? New garage/shed at back and grow some climbers up it? (or fencing)

This is mine, simple lay out not too hard to maintain albeit smaller than yours..







[Edited on 08-06-2006 by nik]
Ally
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I like that nik, fencing is nice as well

Gunna do basics, dismantle and remove garage, clear rubbish, dig up garden and slabs

Then get some quotes for the work and save! If im gunna do it, ill do it properly

keen on the 3 levels idea made out of decking
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be careful with that garage, looks like an asbestos prefab thingy

other than that, turf, gravel, decking. all cheap, and all work well


was just thinking the same about asbestos...
Ally
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It is asbestos .....
Ally
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and Rob - I called an Asbestos removal company this afternoon for a quote on removing the stuff, hopefully they will be up there now doing a quote for me
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I have done a course on asbestos. Just remove it yourself, If your worried just spray the asbestos with water that way the fibres will not get in to the air
No need to pay anyone, do it yourself

[Edited on 08-06-2006 by Mark Petty]
Ally
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Yeh could do, will see the quote these guys come back with first i think.

Gunna have a think about everything, i have some money coming in september so gunna have to deligate as i cant afford everything i want (welcome to the real world )

will find some picks of how i want, rob you tell me how hard it will be
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Remember your need planning permission to build a garage as altering the outline of the house.
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quote:
Originally posted by Ally

will find some picks of how i want, rob you tell me how hard it will be




no problem
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quote:
Originally posted by Mark Petty
I have done a course on asbestos. Just remove it yourself, If your worried just spray the asbestos with water that way the fibres will not get in to the air
No need to pay anyone, do it yourself

[Edited on 08-06-2006 by Mark Petty]


my fellow asbestos remover lol. though I would still rather chance someone elses lungs than mine.
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quote:
Originally posted by jake
I meant just the shell. On second thoughts it maybe more if its a cavity wall.


But you wouldnt build a double skinned garage unless it was habited. Theres no need for a cavity.
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   8th Jun 06 at 19:39   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

How about these as basic set ups. Just a thought. Completely depends on whether work will be done yourself or not and what budgeting you got!!!





Anyway gud luck with it!!!

[Edited on 08-06-2006 by corsaevu]
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quote:
Originally posted by corsaevu
How about these as basic set ups. Just a thought. Completely depends on whether work will be done yourself or not and what budgeting you got!!!





Anyway gud luck with it!!!

[Edited on 08-06-2006 by corsaevu]



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