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Originally Posted by netwolf
2.4m is the stock standard, 3.0m would be nice. Just wondering though how the 3m would fit in with Council laws. I think the keep it 2.4m to be safe.
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Regards
Fahim
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I just had a look at the Brisbane City Council web site on planning approvals for sheds (see:
http://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/plann...heds/index.htm ) where they say:
"Sheds are 'Class 10a' (non-habitable) structures under the Building Code of Australia. According to the Building Regulation 2006, you do not need building approval if your shed is:
- no more than 10 square metres in area after building work is completed
- no more than 2.4 metres high (with an 'average mean height' of no more than 2.1 metres)
- no longer than 5 metres along any side
If your shed does not fulfil
all of these requirements, you will need to lodge a building application and have it assessed by a building certifier."
So you could build up to 3 x 3 metres square or with a 3.5 metre radius for a round structure. The height issue is the greater problem though. OK with a roll-off but not a dome.
Peter