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Building Regulations and Standards: Dropping floor level in cellar

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    • CommentAuthordandyclub
    • CommentTimeJan 18th 2011
     
    I have a cellar that is about 12 ft square and 5'8 high. I want to enlarge the headroom, it is a victorian house so foundation depth is obvioulsy an issue. What do you think BCO would say to leaving a foot or so around the perimeter of the cellar and having a ledge with the remaining dug down?
    • CommentAuthortony
    • CommentTimeJan 18th 2011
     
    is it clay subsoil?

    I recon the BCO would say to underpin it, how far down is the bottom of the footing/foundation?

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