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Kitchen Renovation
Ballymoney
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I wondered if I could get the opinion of some more experienced folk on the what you think the below renovation work would come to. Its a full kitchen renovation in a room currently 5.7m x 3.7m.
1. Remove current kitchen
2. The current kitchen was extended by previous owners but a large amount of the previous external wall still exists acting as a barrier between old and new ends of the room. I’d like to replace the existing RSJ (2m) with one spanning entire width of room (3.7m) so I can remove all of the old external wall.
3. Extend out by a further 1.2m so room measures 6.9 x 3.7
4. Remove existing sloped roof (3.5m x 3.7m with flat ceiling) and replace with new sloped roof to accommodate extension (4.7m x 3.7m) and vaulted ceiling & velux windows.
Electrics, plumbing, bifolds, plastering etc will all be added but any advice on just the structural work would be greatly received, thank you.
1. Remove current kitchen
2. The current kitchen was extended by previous owners but a large amount of the previous external wall still exists acting as a barrier between old and new ends of the room. I’d like to replace the existing RSJ (2m) with one spanning entire width of room (3.7m) so I can remove all of the old external wall.
3. Extend out by a further 1.2m so room measures 6.9 x 3.7
4. Remove existing sloped roof (3.5m x 3.7m with flat ceiling) and replace with new sloped roof to accommodate extension (4.7m x 3.7m) and vaulted ceiling & velux windows.
Electrics, plumbing, bifolds, plastering etc will all be added but any advice on just the structural work would be greatly received, thank you.
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