A friend needs to store house contents for a while and is thinking of buying a used container and "parking" it in a garden. What do they need to consider: condensation, planning requirements, transport costs ... ?
Planning most certainly and depending on access a crane to hoist into position.
Richard
Doesn't somebody do this already? They were called PODS in the US, but I thought that I had seen something similar here. They deliver them with an onboard crane, and take them away, empty or full-to-storage, when requested.
/Tricky Dicky Planning most certainly/q
Eh? Temporary structure? No foundations? Incidental to use of property? Worth an hypothetical ask i spose but bit of a pisser if they insist!!! And on what basis could they?
Jim K
alteration of the street scene. But it's usually possible for a short term without PP.
Here you go:
Never asked for this when stored old house contents in it while building new...plenty of planning bods on site from time to time.
The old story of: If you ask, permission will be refused. If you don't ask, no permission needed.
If they object, you just get it shifted.
NT
/ The old story of: If you ask, permission will be refused. If you don't ask, no permission needed/q
Indeed hence the 'hypothetical' questioning, anonymously/pseudonymously...
Jim K
IIRC you need pp after 28 days for temporary structures however field shelters if able to be moved don't
Andrew
Depends if you've got whingy neighbours.
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