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2 days ago · The primary reason to follow attic conversion fire regulations is to protect the people in your home. Fire safety measures, like loft conversion fire escape ladders, fire doors, and smoke alarms, are designed to give you time to get out safely if a fire breaks out. These regulations ensure that if a fire starts, it won’t trap anyone inside ...
1 day ago · 124. Posted 1 hour ago. Currently have a 3 bed semi detached with two decent sized bedrooms and a box room converted to home office. Have a toddler and baby so need a solution to give them their own rooms and a loft conversion seems the way forward. To move to a bigger house in the area will be another £150k so is out of the question.
3 days ago · Assessing your loft space. Before diving into a loft conversion, it’s crucial to assess your loft space. Start by measuring the height from the floor to the highest point of the roof. Ideally, you need at least 2.2 metres for a comfortable living space. If your loft falls short, you might need to consider roof alterations.
1 day ago · As a home construction specialist with years of experience, I've seen countless homeowners grappling with the challenge of maximizing their living space. One
4 days ago · We are in the middle of a dormer loft conversion and have, up until recently, been generally happy with the work. Now that the stairs are up, we have access to the space and there are a few things that are really bugging me about the standard of work.
3 days ago · The widest distance across the roof (width) is 4 metres. This gives a base requirement of a 6m x 4m membrane sheet. If you add 10% for overlap: Length: 6m + (10% of 6m) = 6.6 metres. Width: 4m + (10% of 4m) = 4.4 metres. So, the total membrane sheet size to buy would be 6.6m x 4.4m.
6 days ago · Hi, I’m planning a loft conversion for a standard two storey dwelling; ground floor, first floor plus loft. The loft will be divided into 2 parts; one bedroom, and an open space which we will use as a study.
