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5 Tips for Loft Conversions

If you need more space at home, converting the loft into an extra room or rooms can make a lot of sense, both now and when you come to sell.<br>

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5 Tips for Loft Conversions

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  1. 5 Tips for LoftConversions www.cityloftslondon.com

  2. If your home’s loft is more useful to you as living space than storage, converting it is the obvious thing to do.

  3. This often means building a dormer across almost the whole width of the roof and changing the line of the roof so it’s ‘straight’ viewed from the front or back instead of sloping.

  4. For a loft to be suitable for conversion, the main space should be at least 2.3 metres high - the steeper the pitch of the roof, the better it will be for conversion.

  5. You’ll need space for a staircase up to the loft on the floor below and if this means losing a bedroom, you may not be much better off by converting the loft.

  6. You sometimes see houses for sale with a ‘loft room’, rather than an extra bedroom in the loft and this is usually because the room doesn’t comply with building regulations.

  7. www.cityloftslondon.com

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