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New build wall thickness
Boneeeey
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Hi, I've been trying to work out useable space for a new extension.
If the room is 3m(w) by 3.6m(l) what would be the using space if the wall is thickness is 30cm
And I right in thinking 30cm will be taken off all walls i.e the useable width would be 2.4m?
Thanks all.
If the room is 3m(w) by 3.6m(l) what would be the using space if the wall is thickness is 30cm
And I right in thinking 30cm will be taken off all walls i.e the useable width would be 2.4m?
Thanks all.
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Is this in relation to a rear extension? If so, then your usable space would be approx. 2.4m wide x 3.3m long. That is assuming the existing rear wall of the house would be retained hence why you’d only lose 0.3m on the length.0
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