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Tams 2 eave height

Tyson Lannister · 2016-02-27 08:59:51

Is it ok to have a 3 metre height from floor to the eave of a slatted unit and still be compliant with tams2?

27-02-2016 8:59am

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Tyson Lannister

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Is it ok to have a 3 metre height from floor to the eave of a slatted unit and still be compliant with tams2?

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#2 27-02-2016 9:07am

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Tyson Lannister wrote: »

Is it ok to have a 3 metre height from floor to the eave of a slatted unit and still be compliant with tams2?

Being honest I don't know. But it sounds very low.

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#3 27-02-2016 9:24am

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White Clover wrote: »

Being honest I don't know. But it sounds very low.

Looking at s123 and s101 it's 3m min for a house for animals and recommended 4 for areas requiring tractor access. But I hear that now the DAFM are saying that it must be 4m which would cause me some bother. Surely they have to stick to the regs as they are written down...

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