Property advice - non QPR 13:54 - Aug 26 with 1483 views | Welsh_Ranger | Afternoon all, I need some advice and I'm aware that some of this distinguished group work in varying aspects of the construction industry. I'm helping my disabled mother buy a property and the latest one that i've been tasked at looking at mentions in the blurb that it "unusually the first floor is a concrete slab. Does that have a detrimental impact on mortgage ability or a structural impact going forward? I would just like to be fully aware before recommending my mother a dud house. Here's the link, any advice welcome... https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/67400927 | | | | |
Property advice - non QPR on 14:13 - Aug 26 with 1365 views | lightwaterhoop | As long as the concrete was mixed and installed properly its no problem as far as i'm aware.Lovely town Penarth i have Cousins there. | | | |
Property advice - non QPR on 15:01 - Aug 26 with 1162 views | Boston | Shouldn't be a problem, how old is the property? | |
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Property advice - non QPR on 18:07 - Aug 26 with 922 views | hantssi | I read that as it’s normal for the first floor in these types of properties are timber joists not concrete. Shouldn’t be a problem but a structural surveyor should confirm either way. Bloody hell, price is about same as down here (south Hants)! | | | |
Property advice - non QPR on 18:26 - Aug 26 with 826 views | T_Block | Ask whether it is precast planks with a screed or concrete top. Or an cast in-situ slab.Also ask for structural records and how it spans Probabaly the latter.-ie in-situ Only issue is when you want to change anything upstairs. If it timber generally easy-concrete adaptation is hard ,messy ,and costly. Think ahead as she will probably need to use a downstairs room as a bedroom. Also a walk-in shower downstairs would be a good idea. I recommend you do that now after you move in | | | |
Property advice - non QPR on 18:31 - Aug 26 with 798 views | ashbricey | Hi. We live in that road in Penarth a few doors from that property. Sent you a private message. Ashley Brice | | | |
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