Why should I convert my loft?
A loft conversion is one of the quickest ways of creating a substantial amount of additional living space in your home, by taking advantage of the empty space within your roof and transforming it into a functional space.
It is tremendously versatile too – whether you need an extra bedroom with en-suite or a new work office space, a loft can become anything you would want it to be.
Mackbuild will complete your loft in approximately 8-10 weeks and this can increase your house value up to 20%.
At Mackbuild we will hold routine building control checks and you will receive all relevant certificates for your build.
Gas and electrics certificates provided and built to required insulations and fire regulations.
A loft conversion is one of the quickest ways of creating a substantial amount of additional living space in your home, by taking advantage of the empty space within your roof and transforming it into a functional space.
It is tremendously versatile too – whether you need an extra bedroom with en-suite or a new work office space, a loft can become anything you would want it to be.
Mackbuild will complete your loft in approximately 8-10 weeks and this can increase your house value up to 20%.
At Mackbuild we will hold routine building control checks and you will receive all relevant certificates for your build.
Gas and electrics certificates provided and built to required insulations and fire regulations.
LOFT CONVERSION GUIDE
The first step before you even think about design options, is to ascertain whether your loft is suitable for a conversion, and if it is the best way to add more space to your home.
1. Head Room
The minimum requirement for a loft conversion is 2.2m, measure from the ridge timber to the top of the celling joist, if you have 2.2m then you will be able to have a loft conversion.
2. Choosing Your Design
This all depends on the style of house, whether it will be a Velux Window Loft Conversion, Dormer Loft Conversion or Hip-To-Gable Loft Conversion.
3. Staircase
Making sure you have suitable space for stairs with a minimum head clearance of 2m.
The first step before you even think about design options, is to ascertain whether your loft is suitable for a conversion, and if it is the best way to add more space to your home.
1. Head Room
The minimum requirement for a loft conversion is 2.2m, measure from the ridge timber to the top of the celling joist, if you have 2.2m then you will be able to have a loft conversion.
2. Choosing Your Design
This all depends on the style of house, whether it will be a Velux Window Loft Conversion, Dormer Loft Conversion or Hip-To-Gable Loft Conversion.
3. Staircase
Making sure you have suitable space for stairs with a minimum head clearance of 2m.
