Foundation for conservatory

Question

Any advice in how much depth to put in a conservatory footing?

Jason · Answer

Hi We recommend digging at least a metre deep and fill with concrete, that is a general minimum

Robert · Answer

It should be around 1m depth depending on the ground, you might have to go lower but if the ground is solid then you should be good at 1m.

Lucan · Answer

As all building guide line it must not be no less than six foot deeper

Bobby · Answer

On average, we recommend digging at least a metre deep and filling the trench with concrete for maximum strength. Ideally, the depth would be closer to 1500mm, like a traditional extension.

Tamoor · Answer

It should be at least a meter deep, that is the majority answer.

Tim · Answer

Depending on the size, a foundation can vary from 0.8 to 1.2m for a base brick wall  of upto 1.6m high with upvc frame above.
But can be done with a slab base of 600mm depth.

Sebastian · Answer

You will find that information in the footing plans from the architect

Waldemar · Answer

On the preponderance, I suggest digging at least a metre 20cm deep and filling the trench with concrete for maximum strength. Ideally, the depth would be great closer to 1500mm in a larger building more than one ground level only.

Aleksa · Answer

On average, we recommend digging at least a metre deep and filling the trench with concrete for maximum strength. Ideally, the depth would be closer to 1500mm, like a traditional extension. This is because more substantial materials are used in conservatory and orangery builds nowadays.

Dan · Answer

Hi,

Generally the minimum is 450mm. 

The concrete used in the conservatory foundations should have a minimum depth of 225mm.

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