Your project has reignited my interest in root cellars, so I'm wondering if it might become a little spring project next year, maybe take advantage of when we have to dig up the garden anyway for municipal sewage!
Your project has rekindled my root cellar interest, so I'm wondering if it shouldn't be a little spring project next year, maybe I can take the opportunity when we have to dig up the garden for municipal sewer!
It's moving forward. It went well to remove the mold and I will plaster the front and put in the door frame soon. I realize it might have been easier to plaster before I added the soil, but I wanted to get rid of the soil piles (will add more soil eventually). I've stood on the roof and jumped a little, holds fine, no cracks .
Yes, it's a fun project. Many people stop by and talk when I'm there working.
Nice stuff! What are the rules regarding planning permission when you build such a small and reasonably low root cellar?
You can build as much as you want underground as long as the ground level doesn't change more than 50 cm. With exceptions for various pipes that may be there.
You can build as much as you want underground as long as the ground level doesn't change by more than 50 cm. With the reservation for various cables that might be there.
Do you mean I could build a bunker at home on the property without a building permit?
You can build as much as you want underground as long as the ground level doesn't change by more than 50 cm. With the reservation for various utilities that may be there, of course.
No, that is incorrect. A building is a building even if it is completely underground, and buildings require a building permit (with certain exceptions).
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tommib said:
I like the Tetris blocks in glass
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