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Camper wabi
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Saw one IRL just last week - CNC bits done in OSB rather than ply. Rough sawn cedar cladding was lovely - owner said was a nightmare to cut the herringbone pattern. Described the procurement process as 'beta'. Would be interested to know how it matches up cost wise to trad timber frame or SIPS.
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YEAH! that's wicked. Im no expert but a flat bar that throws weight forward would make sense - or a 12 pack of fosters in that bar bag ...#amirightdadz?
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on here probs...
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Another absolute banger!
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31m2 x £1500 p/m2 = £46,500
Architect £5.8k
(depends on the architect - this is 12.5% of construction - not unreasonable for a full service and amount of work involved on an existing building IMO)
10% Contingency £4.65k
SE 1.5k
Party wall 1.5
B regs 1 k
£61,950 + VAT £12,190
=£ 74,140£1500 is a fairly modest £/m2 rate i think but i'm no QS.
Here's another calculator:
https://architectureforlondon.com/news/loft-conversion-costs-london/ -
Stanley do a cheapo flush cut mini pull saw for a tenner.
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That's a tasty one - legit eric lyons / span right?
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"crosswall" house - we have one - close to no insulation in the facades above and below the glazing. ditto roof insulation - sauna in the summer. plastic cladding nailed straight over rotten timber weatherboard, leaks around the windows. full rewire because a particular brand of 60's pvc cable had a fault that caused it to break down and all the fittings to ooze green goo! just my woes though - Check the roof too - asphalt likely. there might be some tasty tropical hardwood parquet lurking under that carpet but if the bitumin paper holding it down is blown it's a huge job to restore - have a heathy contingency is the general point ! ...
OG sailing plimsoles !?