On The national planning policy framework by National Planning Policy Framework (#NPPF) published today | my barn conversion [...] of ‘sustainable development’ remain, as does the need I’d...
I’m carrying out some work on the site at the moment – so any oddities, errors or omissions are probably due to that. Back to the usual (ir)regular service soon…
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Online - recommended #2 A couple more useful sites that I've used recently and can recommend.
Maintenance [really does] matter I discovered a great source of information on the maintenance and restoration of old buildings on the new Maintenance Matters website.
Since I started monitoring traffic to the site on the 6th April 2007 there have been 113,473 Visits and 281,796 Pageviews from 96,717 unique visitors. The average time on site is 2 minutes and 3 seconds (that’s a total of over 157 days that people have spent on this site).
The 10 most popular search terms that bring people to this site are these – barn conversions, barn conversion, barn conversions pictures, barn conversion costs, air source heat pump, air source heat pumps reviews, vat on barn conversions, super insulation, barn conversions uk, barn conversion designs. Not surprisingly, the most popular pages are these:
Heat Pumps: Air Source and Ground Source Super Insulation and Insulation
VAT 1 and 2
Underfloor heating
…and my recent series on How Much Does a Barn Conversion Cost? has recently caught up with the total number views of much older posts.
So what’s coming next?
More articles on architects and architecture, a starter for 10 series on lime pointing, more book reviews and details of my cabin bed and garden design projects.
Please keep checking back…
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Passive Solar Design as a Word Cloud One of the (admittedly very dull) things that I spend quite a lot of time thinking about and experimenting with is the presentation of information.
Maintenance [really does] matter I discovered a great source of information on the maintenance and restoration of old buildings on the new Maintenance Matters website.
Welsh Slate I have a very small amount of slate roofing to do and I was very pleased to come across a website that contains some great data-sheets on how to go...
I sometimes feel that there are certain topics that run through this site but remain somewhat hidden – hidden because of the chronological sequential nature of a WordPress site. Even with tags (like design) and categories (like Barn Conversion Journal), the information related to these topics, for example, lime pointing, or managing woodland for fuel remain squirreled away – isolated items only occasionally brought together if someone happens to press a tag or category link.
To address this I thought I’d start to put together some mini-sites, sitting within the overall structure of MyBarnConversion.com but focussing on one specific topic.
Welsh Slate I have a very small amount of slate roofing to do and I was very pleased to come across a website that contains some great data-sheets on how to go...
Woodworking Plans When it comes to the barn, at the moment, the skill about which I know very little, but with which I plan to achieve much is woodworking.
I’ll use it to post the latest thoughts, progress and decisions made regarding the development of the barn. As well as a chronological view of what’s happening and when, I hope it’ll act as a to-do list for me – let’s see how it goes.
A list of most recent twits can be found toward the bottom of the right-hand sidebar ( that’s over there >>>>> )
Keep twitting…
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Passive Solar Design as a Word Cloud One of the (admittedly very dull) things that I spend quite a lot of time thinking about and experimenting with is the presentation of information.
Online - recommended I spend a far amount of time sourcing goods for the barn on the internet so here's a summary of some of my favourite sites with great features, products or...
Online - recommended I spend a far amount of time sourcing goods for the barn on the internet so here's a summary of some of my favourite sites with great features, products or...
Maintenance [really does] matter I discovered a great source of information on the maintenance and restoration of old buildings on the new Maintenance Matters website.
