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Permision needed for corrugated roof?

  • 19-11-2014 1:25pm
    #1
    SandStone
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    Does anyone here know if planning permission is needed to replace a tiled roof on a house with corrugated cladding?


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  • #2
    kkelliher
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    SandStone wrote: »
    Does anyone here know if planning permission is needed to replace a tiled roof on a house with corrugated cladding?

    it will depend on location and size and also if original roof required planning


  • #3
    DOCARCH
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    ...and context.

    If all houses around have tiled roofs, then, yes, probably planning permission would be required.


  • #4
    RITwing
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    required - and likey refused.


  • #5
    galwaytt
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    RITwing wrote: »
    required - and likey refused.

    Depends. Tile effect sheeting would be hard to refuse.

    We've built several buildings with traditional corrugated in recent years with no issue. It's a traditional finish in rural areas.

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  • #6
    ht9zni1gs28crp
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    RITwing wrote: »
    required - and likey refused.

    Really?

    Corrugated and not plastic tile effect sheeting which IMO is god awfull!

    My new build went through fine with it, in fact tying into rural development plan a lot nicer than most tiles on the market id say they were happier with this.

    OP, first off if the house is Rural I doubt you will have any problems, if its town based then id say unlikely. Worth a meeting with the planner which is FOC and easy to set up before you go ahead.


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  • #7
    BryanF
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    SandStone wrote: »
    Does anyone here know if planning permission is needed to replace a tiled roof on a house with corrugated cladding?
    Ari Short Nunnery wrote: »
    Really?

    Corrugated and not plastic tile effect sheeting which IMO is god awfull!

    My new build went through fine with it, in fact tying into rural development plan a lot nicer than most tiles on the market id say they were happier with this.

    OP, first off if the house is Rural I doubt you will have any problems, if its town based then id say unlikely. Worth a meeting with the planner which is FOC and easy to set up before you go ahead.

    Read the OP again. This is a replacement roof not a new build.


  • #8
    ht9zni1gs28crp
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    BryanF wrote: »
    Read the OP again. This is a replacement roof not a new build.

    Read my post again, I pointed out if the house was in town or rural, at no point did I refer it as a new build. I referred to my own as a new build as that is what I have first hand experience of.


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