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Looking at making a start end of this week. I've thought loads about the build and I'm going to have to build the wall and most of the frame (fence side) away and then place it in situ and screw it down. I'm concerned about the possibly 'combustible' cladding i intend to use. If i use composite...

Well.... it can't be done. So it's either an electric fire ot i significantly reduce the size of the lean to!

Hi. Thanks for the advice. Definitely doing it the right way. If it can't be done or its silly money then I'll have to rethink things. Thanks

I'll have a look into it thanks. Everything i try and price up it seems b and q are cheapest. Timber merchants for example are around 10%+ dearer!

I've a blank canvass now

It's from the downstairs fire. No, I'm getting the installers of the fireplace to sort this

Any recommendations of a company/timber yard i can get all my material from around the Bolton/ wigan area?

Hi. That's going to be extended to a raised flue above the roof

Red shiplap Black Membrane As no one will see about 4 foot of the side is there anything else i can use that will do the job. It appears cheap enough to just do the whole lot in shiplap to be fair. Just seems a waste. Any one recommend the membrane for the floor and walls?

Hi terry. The house side is actually my livingroom and dining room. Otherwise a good idea. No access from the other side unfortunately. When you say substantial, what alternatives are there where the rain can easily run off? I do indeed intend on using 3 sections. Gasket? Didn't think of that...

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Thanks for reply. I quite like the idea of open framework actually. When you say 4x2 bolted to the wall. Do you mean sitting on frame work or a 24 foot 4x2 bolted directly to the brick work? The fence side then what's best as far as material? You literally won't see about 5 foot by 24 foot. So...

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Hi all. So, I had a plan for a lean to shed at the side of my house to give us an option of a garage conversion. I had a plan….then watched enough videos and read up on enough topics to give myself a degree/headache. After stumbling across this forum with a wealth of experience and expertise...

Hello to all members. Looking at starting a small (ish) project that i will seek for some advice on another post. I would say I'm an intermediate level of diyer. I haven't built a house, yet, but I'll take on anything with the obvious exception of gas! Hoping to get stuck into this new project...