Floor levels - Advice needed please!

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10pforacupoftea
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Post: # 89915Post 10pforacupoftea

Have taken a couple o' pics but can't see how to upload LLL. Anyone know? Cheers.
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Post: # 89918Post GB_Groundworks

have to upload to a photo hosting site then on here, if you email me ill upload them,

i met my lads mum in muswell hill she lived on the crescent just across from marks and spencer
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10pforacupoftea
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Post: # 89919Post 10pforacupoftea

Your email address please....
Ah happy memories eh? I'm there every day, I'll think of you next time.
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Post: # 89939Post GB_Groundworks

giles @ gbgroundworks. com remove the spaces
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Post: # 89972Post GB_Groundworks

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Post: # 89975Post lutonlagerlout

thats what you call a trip hazard
please tell me the upper patio doors dont open?
where is the patio going on the bottom?
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10pforacupoftea
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Post: # 89976Post 10pforacupoftea

ha ha yes! the upper window opens! I deliberately put it in in case I gave up and wanted to jump.
The bottom bit goes nowhere... just a place to hang and smoke, but it is the area I need to lift up. you can see where the bifolds will go, on the upstand there, so I wanna make outside flush with inside.
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Post: # 89977Post 10pforacupoftea

oh, when the steps go in then up to the jolly old garden..
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Post: # 89978Post GB_Groundworks

There going to be some steep steps, shame they didnt leave an opening to bring the steps through the reinforced wall, are you rendering the walls?
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gonchy
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Post: # 89989Post gonchy

dont know how it works for patio and slab to be lvl when we do flat roof balconeys we have to have at least 150mm up stand to door maybe different for this sort of work

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Post: # 89993Post 10pforacupoftea

Yup, all rendered around the inside. Is there a maximum angle for stairs? i'm working on 220 rise by 260 going. That ok?
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Post: # 89996Post lutonlagerlout

that about the max you can go
I have a feeling that stairs must be between 180-220mm max rise
bigger the going the better
gonchy if the OP has a drain in front of the upstand and suitable damp proofing it can be flush,we do this on disabled adaptions
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Post: # 89997Post henpecked

It's worth hiring a competent architect and discussing your needs. The site layout and structural requirents are slightly more complex than a 'q and a' on a forum. :;):

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Post: # 89998Post TheRockConcreting

I thought 180mm rise was max for stairs?

Kids are going to have a hard time getting over a 220mm rise!
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Post: # 89999Post lutonlagerlout

I agree but the most important thing is that all treads and risers are equal
older property commonly has 225 rise and 150 treads
saving space
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