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Originally Posted by Ducay
I'd be shocked if a freestanding pergola like that would qualify as an accessory building under the LUB (too lazy to check def'ns). But I can guarantee no one in the history of ever has got a permit for installing a costco ready-made freestanding pergola, you're fine.
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That's what I'm thinking. Like come the #### on. Buy a ready-made pavilion thing from Costco and I need a BUILDING permit??? Mine would be a good 20 feet away from my house, but it would be greater than 10m2
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Do I need a permit?
A detached garage or similar structure (shed, pergola, gazebo, greenhouse, arbour, workshop, playhouse or carport) requires a permit if:
It is greater than 10 m2 (107 sq. ft.) – if it is under 10 m2, review our section for buildings under 10 m2 (107sq. ft.).
It is attached to a house – this is considered an addition and not a garage or similar structure. You will need to review the additions page.
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Originally Posted by agulati
Thinking of getting epoxy on our garage floor. For folks who have gotten it done, worth it? Also any recommendations for companies that do a good job?
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I used Zone Garage, but I did polyaspartic (not an epoxy) coating with flakes. It's like, 10x the price of epoxy. But indestructible and looks waaaaay nicer. My only qualm is I wish it was grippier. It's a tiny bit slippery when wet.