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tonybugue

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  1. I can confirm that with the correct fittings (metal Redidriva, I think it was that I used - from Screwfix), plasterboard will take the weight of normal kitchen units.  I fitted several Ikea wall cupboards this way, and they're still up and taking a fair amount of weight after nearly 4 years.  I used 4 fixings per unit and the units are screwed together through the sides.
  2. Thanks Albert - as the property is currently only about 90 sq m, it will still be under the 170 limit.
  3. Thanks for the replies.  I did have a figure of around £50,000 (65000 euros - ish) in my mind, so that's in the same sort of range.  The idea of contacting the original builder is one I hadn't thought of - that's if they are still in business. Any opinions on whether in general it is best to employ an architect to oversee the whole project, or just go direct to builders who will use their own architect? Thanks again Tony
  4. Hi We have a 25 year old typical pavillion type property near Le Bugue (24) which we plan on extending in the form of a 2 storey pigeonnier type construction, with about 25-30 sq metres on each of the 2 levels.  This would sit against the existing construction (offfset so that it protrudes to form a slight L shape (so no complicated adaptations to the existing building).  Does anybody have any idea of the costs of building this to a reasonable specification, including tiling & bathroom.  Any recommendations for a local builder or architect would be gratefully received. Cheers Tony
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