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Garden room placed up against neighbours wall

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  • markin
    markin Posts: 3,860 Forumite
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    Built up to the boundary which sounds like it would leave a 5 inch gap anyway.
  • zaqxsw
    zaqxsw Posts: 31 Forumite
    You can build up to the boundary and in terms of maintenance, you can 'weather' the gap to prevent debris etc.
  • MumOf2
    MumOf2 Posts: 612 Forumite
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    When we installed our garden room, we were advised by the Council that there had to be at least a 1 metre space around the entire garden room. As it was being fitted in the corner of the garden, this meant that the 1-metre rule applied to two sides.

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  • Freecall
    Freecall Posts: 1,337 Forumite
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    MumOf2 wrote: »
    When we installed our garden room, we were advised by the Council that there had to be at least a 1 metre space around the entire garden room.

    That will be a planning issue which is entirely different.

    The OP may not require planning consent and if so would not face this restriction.
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