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How and with what should one offset
The load from the roof is probably negligible if it is on the ground floor, it spreads in the masonry.
A drawing of the floor structure is needed to be able to calculate properly. It may be sufficient to knock in an L-steel from each side.
A drawing of the floor structure is needed to be able to calculate properly. It may be sufficient to knock in an L-steel from each side.
Facade changes do not require a building permit, and changes in load-bearing parts may require a building notice.
Yes, and? I already wrote that I have been in contact with the municipality. I don't know if all municipalities have the same requirements for building notifications.
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But an intervention in the construction must reasonably involve a construction notification and a completed calculation. On any measures, with the following control plan. Even in Knäckebrödhult, I think.F ErlandJ said:
Lulaua said:
But he has been in contact with the municipality and if they say it's not needed then that's the case in this instance!I Installation said:
Let me correct you both, I haven't said that a construction report isn't needed, rather that I don't know if all municipalities have the same requirements. Can we end this side discussion? Those who are especially interested in this angle of my question can start their own thread about the conditions and regulations for construction reports.Janu78 said:
But what you wrote earlier gives the impression that it's not needed even if you didn't state it explicitly!F ErlandJ said:I need to correct you both, I didn't say that a construction notification isn't needed, but rather that I'm not sure if all municipalities have the same requirements. Can we end this side discussion? Those who are particularly interested in this angle of my question can start their own thread about conditions and rules for construction notifications.
Oh, then it was unclear. Read the sentence in two parts:Janu78 said:
- Facade changes don't need a building permit
and
- changes in load-bearing parts may require a building notification. (the reservation is because I don't know if it's the same everywhere)
If I meant that nothing needs a building permit or notification, I would have written:
"Facade changes and changes in load-bearing parts don't need a building permit or notification."
That's what I interpreted, see below:F ErlandJ said:Well, then it was unclear. Read the sentence in two parts:
- Façade changes don't require a building permit
and
- changes to load-bearing parts may require a building notification. (the reservation is because I'm not sure if it's the same everywhere)
If I had meant that nothing requires a building permit or notification, I would have written:
"Façade changes and changes to load-bearing parts don't require a building permit or notification."
Yes, and? I wrote that I had been in contact with the municipality. I don't know if all municipalities have the same requirements for building notifications.
But as far as I'm concerned, we can end the discussion since you have explained it😉F ErlandJ said:Well, then it was unclear. Read the sentence in two parts:
- Facade changes do not require a building permit
and
- changes to load-bearing parts may require a building notification. (the reservation is because I don't know if this is the same everywhere)
If I had meant that nothing requires a building permit or building notification, I would have written:
"Facade changes and changes to load-bearing parts do not require a building permit or building notification."
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