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Party Wall Agreement Withrawal
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When do you need Party Wall Agreement for loft conversion ??
Would have thought most loft conversions would need PWA & wondering how you do it without one ??
peter999
a pwa is required if the main supporting truss (not sure if its the right word) of the rear dormer has to be cut into the party wall, the way around it was to put a supporting beam (vertical) up against the existing chimney breast and enclose it within a partition wall, (which was going to be there anyway)
if you would like a picture i will try and draw one, and email it to you.
trust me, it was legal, we checked it out, the architect was a building/planning inspector prio to branching out on his own...smile --- it makes people wonder what you are up to....
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