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Anyone know what this planning mark means?
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Aylesbury_Duck wrote: »I can't think of anything other than a lift shaft(!) that would go through both rooms.
That's not such a daft suggestion, houses might now be designed with space for a lift and the floor joists laid out accordingly so one can be easily fitted later if needed.A kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0 -
Unless I'm missing something where are the stairs ?0
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Aylesbury_Duck wrote: »I can't think of anything other than a lift shaft(!) that would go through both rooms.
Spot on. Quite a lot of new build developments comply with Lifetime Homes standards. One of these is that a through floor lift can be provided if it ever became necessary. So this is what the square is likely to be.
Below is a link to the particular criteria. You can read the other 15 points your home will also comply with.
http://www.lifetimehomes.org.uk/pages/12-stairs-and-potential-through-floor-lift-in-dwelling.html0 -
Newuser1987 is correct - it's for a small through-floor lift and complies with Lifetime Home Standards. The lift won't be in place when you purchase the home, but it's the location/ space that is allowed for such a lift. Not all homes are able to accommodate a stairlift-type arrangement.0
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I guess have to think carefully if you are happy with a potential lift in that specific space in case you ever needed it when you are old .
If not happy there are other locations within the house that you can specify if needed0 -
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