I want to construct a large shed at the bottom of my garden well away from the house (and everyone elses house nearby). It would appear that the spirit of the building regulations is that if built within 1m of the boundary (which I need to do on two sides)., the construction should reduce the spread of fire.
I would prefer that this shed could be taken down easily in the future and so don't want the effort or cost of demolition of building in brick or blocks.
If I were to construct this shed from 4x2 framing and plywood sheets as bot together modules and then clad the sides on the boundaries with fibre cement slates, would this be deemed sufficiently fire resistant?
Any other ideas please?
The regulations seems also to suggest that a building 30m2 must meet BRs whereas
If I put up two 15m2 sheds with a minute gap between them would this be deemed as taking the pi$$ or a legitimate action that would fit the bill?
tia
Bob