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Whats up with this flat roof?
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Thanks for the great detective work. I dont like the look of the roof, and I guess it would render a loft conversion impossible or difficult.eddddy said:YBR said:I'd guess it's just because the house has been extended to the side.
FWIW, it looks like that house got planning consent for a "single and two storey side extension" in 1973 - so I'd guess that's when the flat roof area was created.
(It looks like the extension was to add a garage, enlarge the kitchen, add downstairs toilet, and rearrange upstairs from 3 bed + 1 bath, to 4 bed + 1 bath + 1 shower)
I guess it might have looked slightly better if the flat roof edging wasn't visible from ground level.
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akorn77 said:
Thanks for the great detective work. I dont like the look of the roof, and I guess it would render a loft conversion impossible or difficult.eddddy said:YBR said:I'd guess it's just because the house has been extended to the side.
FWIW, it looks like that house got planning consent for a "single and two storey side extension" in 1973 - so I'd guess that's when the flat roof area was created.
(It looks like the extension was to add a garage, enlarge the kitchen, add downstairs toilet, and rearrange upstairs from 3 bed + 1 bath, to 4 bed + 1 bath + 1 shower)
I guess it might have looked slightly better if the flat roof edging wasn't visible from ground level.How high is the loft currently?No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0 -
Not sure, I havent viewed it yet. It doesnt look in keeping with the neighbouring houses on the street at all. Just looks plain odd to me.GDB2222 said:akorn77 said:
Thanks for the great detective work. I dont like the look of the roof, and I guess it would render a loft conversion impossible or difficult.eddddy said:YBR said:I'd guess it's just because the house has been extended to the side.
FWIW, it looks like that house got planning consent for a "single and two storey side extension" in 1973 - so I'd guess that's when the flat roof area was created.
(It looks like the extension was to add a garage, enlarge the kitchen, add downstairs toilet, and rearrange upstairs from 3 bed + 1 bath, to 4 bed + 1 bath + 1 shower)
I guess it might have looked slightly better if the flat roof edging wasn't visible from ground level.How high is the loft currently?0
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