Re: New garage outside lights

Just like me Hubs you are - but then you would have probably done it yerself - just like him

Re: New garage outside lights

Noooooooo ... it needs an apex roof on the left


or the right

Re: New garage outside lights

Garage lights now working

as for roof it took the previous owner 2 years to get planning permission to raise the garage roof on that side. the area has various types of houses all with the same type of finish on the outside. So to get any sort of planning permission would be more trouble than it is worth.

Re: New garage outside lights

whoa !!! 2 years ? good grief

Looking good .... please may we have 'lights after dark' ?

Re: New garage outside lights

There you are Rachel ( original 107 mega bytes in TIFF) no flash, hand held. Could have done it properly on tripod and long exposure by remote, but couldn't be bothered

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Re: New garage outside lights

In which case, I would be tempted to restore it to original.

Re: New garage outside lights

AS a pensioner the cost would be too much. not only was the doors made higher but all one side was widened as well by about 24 inches. That was continued back the whole 48 ft depth. So it would mean also moving a side wall/roof and door height. So as you can see there is a bit more to it to restore back to original.
Yes that would be the ideal agreed.
Just another example of a bodger hard at work. AS I said it took 2 years for planning permission and he had to race to get the doors done before we moved in. SO knowing he was going to move in the near future why on earth did he bother to alter things in the first place.

Did you see an example of a roof strut support which I am going to have to have a go at? Just another "to do " things to put right

Don't ask I don't have a clue either

Re: New garage outside lights

Lovely

How romantic it looks .... ahhhhhhhhhhhh
Thank you

Re: New garage outside lights

Rachel, does that bring back memories when chasing the boys???? nudge nudge wink wink

Re: New garage outside lights

I notice the Catnic Lintel above the garage door, talk about over engineering, who ever did that poured money down the drain.