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vertical extension - add a basement?

vermilion · 2009-10-29 15:31:03

Hi! A while back I saw a flyer advertising a Dublin based company offering a vertical extension to pre-existing houses, including old Victorian redbricks (which mine is). Can't remember the company though. Was thinking of getting my place assessed for suitability - does anyone know who the company might be? has anyone here…

29-10-2009 3:31pm

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vermilion

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Hi!

A while back I saw a flyer advertising a Dublin based company offering a vertical extension to pre-existing houses, including old Victorian redbricks (which mine is). Can't remember the company though.

Was thinking of getting my place assessed for suitability - does anyone know who the company might be?

has anyone here done this already?

Vermilion

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#2 30-10-2009 12:23pm

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My only advice is - hire your own structural engineer, as this is a minefield!

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#3 30-10-2009 5:21pm

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Side or back of the house

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#4 02-11-2009 2:04pm

vermilion

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Underneath an old victorian redbrick.

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