Small extension to join kitchen and dining room
Were looking at getting a small single story, perhaps glass roof extension. Has anyone done similar and could you give an idea of costings.
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Isla Cherry
3 months ago
sophiepet
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3 months ago
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rinked
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3 months agolast modified: 3 months agoThank you CWD, i think you’re right. ive kept the external wall in to the room in my revised plan. l’ll have a think about keeping the kitchen on the right, it would just mean the hob would be on the island.
rinked
3 months agoAnother vote for keeping costs down by leaving in the old corner of the house :)
Ideas: extension with french doors matching the existing garden doors (bifolds?) and rooflights, two tall units (fridge, oven) and about 275cm with hob, then 120cm deep island with sink and instead of seats there are 3x90cm drawer units on the front ('pantry'). Dining table here is 230x90cm, which fits nicely by slimming down the utility/mudroom (made it wider). Removed the bit of wall on the right of the sitting room, to let in more light and open up a traffic line towards dining and hallway, as the sitting room door would be closed off.
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