Terraces
Permits and rules for a terrace or paving in Walloon Brabant
May 2, 2026 · 6 min read
Ground-level terrace: often no permit
As a rule, an uncovered ground-level terrace does not require a planning permit. A raised or covered terrace may require a declaration depending on the municipality.
Paving and driveways: points to watch
Private driveways are often permit-free, but impermeability, property boundaries and municipal rules must be respected.
RENODAY guides you before work to avoid administrative surprises.
Good practice before starting
Check municipal regulations, boundary distances and water drainage. A technical visit helps anticipate foundations, slopes and access.
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Questions related to this article
An uncovered ground-level terrace generally does not require a permit. A raised or covered terrace may require a declaration depending on the municipality.
Private driveways are often permit-free, but impermeability, property boundaries and municipal rules must be respected.
Yes. We guide you before work to anticipate municipal rules and avoid administrative surprises.
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