Barn conversion - how deep should the footings be.....?

They are. I have seen a few. The best approach by far. A new building with an old stone cladded outer. Never thought of it did you?

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IMM
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Here is post from Rick Dipper on hs barn

Options Underpin plant in steel pillars to hold roof rebuild

I am choosing rebuild, in block clad with orignal stone. This also resolves issues with insulation values, and water from the soil that in places is 6 foot up the walls.

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IMM

Thanks all for all the posts - they are so full of information - for a newbie like me!

Nice to see all the differing opinions as well - when I sit down with my structural engineer I'll bring all these options to the table....

Thanks again

Si

Regards, Simon

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Simon Hawthorne

Get in high levels of insulation otherwise it will cost a fortune to heat. Who wants to be in their 70s and foot massive fuel bills. BY the time you are in your 70s fuel price will have risen, so it would be even more to keep warm.

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IMM

Do you understand *anything* I post?!?

There's nothing wrong at all with that approach - but this isn't the same as taking down a building stone-by-stone while numbering them, then putting it back up in the same order on newly laid foundations.

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Grunff

hahahahahahahah, that's brilliant, a classic

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bystander

IMM, you're a natural, I've just used half a box of tissues ROFL You should be on stage mate, preferably the first one outta town :D

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bystander

Which isn't the same as taking the thing down, stone by stone, numbering each one and then reassembling in the reverse order. Besides which, looking at the photos the barn is made of bricks.

Cheers Clive

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Clive Summerfield

In reading the responses here I think IMM has himself used half a box of tissues. But he hasn't been crying.....

PoP

Sending email to my published email address isn't guaranteed to reach me.

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PoP

He is using "original stone".

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IMM

IT is indeed, but the thread went onto rebuilds. This sort of thing happens.

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IMM

This either that stupid David or Andy.

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IMM

Oh you are a natural. So funny. Up there with Last of The Summers Wine. ROFLAO

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IMM

Numbered????? No.

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Grunff

Sorry to disappoint. I only ever post with my real name.

.andy

To email, substitute .nospam with .gl

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Andy Hall

If he wants exactly the same exterior appearance yes. If not then put them anywhere. Duh!

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IMM

Thanks Peter - once the guy doing the drawings has finished I'll have a meeting with the structural engineer - decide on the best way forward.... Regards

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Simon Hawthorne

On Sat, 24 Jan 2004 17:28:28 +0000, a particular chimpanzee named Grunff randomly hit the keyboard and produced:

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Hugo Nebula

On Sat, 24 Jan 2004 14:38:38 -0000, a particular chimpanzee named "IMM" randomly hit the keyboard and produced:

I'm thinking maybe it's time I took Mr Man-Of-Mystery out of my kill file. Missives like the above and

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make life worth living.

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Hugo Nebula

Thank you. At times I feel as if all he world has no logic, no foresight, no vision, no nothing. It is easy to get that impression from this ng.

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IMM

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