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There are many different types of loft conversions available. Trying to decide which one is suitable for your property is where our experts at Lords lofts can help.


When you book an appointment with one of our specialists they will be able to provide you with the options available for your property.


By taking measurements they will be able to see if the area available is feasible for a loft conversion.

 

What are the different types of loft conversion?

Which type you can achieve in your home will depend on a number of different factors:

a. If planning permission is required

b. The specific house type you have

c. Are you in a conservation area

d. The amount of height in your attic

e. The amount of usable space you have

 

Types of Conversions


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Mansard

A mansard loft conversion has two slopes with the top section of the roof being almost horizontal.  A mansard roof has the advantage of maximizing the available space within your loft.

 

Hip To Gable

A hip to gable loft conversion involves making fairly major changes to the roof. As a general rule, houses with a hip roof tend to not have enough internal space to be a loft conversion to be practical, making a hip to gable conversion the perfect solution.

 
 

Rear Dormer

A dormer loft conversion is an extension to the existing roof, creating additional floor space and headroom within the loft conversion. Dormers can be built in various styles, but all extend from the roof slope, usually in a box shape.

 

Velux

Velux loft conversions very rarely require planning permission. Velux are the leading manufacturer of roof windows with over 60 years experience, and A1 are the largest independent client of VELUX products. This type of conversion is generally very cost effective.

 
 

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