Are there any regulations (in the UK) stopping me putting up 8 foot high fencing on my boundary in the garden?
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18 years ago
Are there any regulations (in the UK) stopping me putting up 8 foot high fencing on my boundary in the garden?
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I think that is "Permitted Developent", ie. automatically allowed, greater requiring planning permission, but don't know how easy that is to achieve.
Some one once told me you can have up to a 6 foot high fence. Thats 6 foot on your side of the boundary. You can add trellacing to the top of it taking it up another foot, and have stuff grow over the top if you like?
Max 1m to front, or highway boundary. All other boundaries can be higher, generally 1.5m, but some councils allow higher.
Usually 6ft, but you will need to phone your Council - many areas, particularly estates built from the 70s on, have blanket bans on all sorts of stuff - where I live, you can't put up any fences or hedges - gardens must be left 'open-plan', plus no sheds, no boats, no caravans, no bonfires, and no lopping of any trees, even if you planted them! We did win WWII, didn't we? Graham
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