Some kinds of work carried out to a property may not be controlled by the Building Regulations, but may be work which is covered by the Party Wall etc. This includes work which involves:(1) Work on anexisting wall sharedwith another property/building on the boundarywith a neighbouring propertywork involvingexcavating near a boundary. Underpinning, thickenening or raising a party structure, a party fence wall, or an external wall which belongs to the building owner and is built against a party structure or party fence wall. If you are planning work which is likely to constitute a party wall matter you must make the adjoining owner aware of your plans.

　　Party walls form parts of buildings and stand on lands of different owners. plant support netting Suppliers There will be some instances where both the Party Wall etc. To demolish a partition which separates buildings belonging to different owners but does not conform with statutory requirements and to build instead a party wall which does so conform. In the case of buildings connected by arches or structures over public ways or over passages belonging to other persons, to demolish the whole or part of such buildings, arches or structures which do not conform with statutory requirements and to rebuild them so that they do so conform.

　　To demolish a party structure which is of insufficient strength or height for the purposes of any intended building of the building owner and to rebuild it of sufficient strength or height for the said purposes (including rebuilding to a lesser height or thickness where the rebuilt structure is of sufficient strength and height for the purposes of any adjoining owner. To cut into a party structure for any purpose which may be or include the purpose of inserting a damp proof course.