MANSARD LOFT CONVERSIONS

Dormer: This is the most common type of loft conversion. A Dormer conversion involves extending the existing roof vertically to create additional space. A dormer is a roof extension that protrudes out from the existing roof, creating additional headroom and floor space. Dormer conversions typically involve a flat roof and can be built in a variety of styles. This can include;

• Single dormer: These are similar to rooflight conversions — new dormers can add head height and floor space. Sometimes French or Bifold doors are added and can include a balconies.
• Double/full width dormer: Often flat roofed and they can span the width of a building. You can be creative with this by adding features such as full height windows therefore creating a beautiful view.
• Flat roofed dormer: This type of loft conversion adds a substantial amount of internal space and is highly cost effective for the result. It is very well suited to terraced houses which can lack loft space.
• Gabled dormer: These are usually more aesthetically pleasing than their flat roofed counterparts. Pitched/Gabled dormers can be located at the back and sides of the building, with full-height glazing. This is usually more expensive than other types of dormer conversions.

Hip-to-gable loft conversion: This type of loft conversion involves extending the hip roof to create a gable end, providing additional headroom and floor space. This type of conversion is typically carried out on semi-detached or detached houses with sloping roofs.

Mansard loft conversion: A Mansard conversion involves raising the pitch of the roof on one or both sides. Therefore creating a steep slope with a flat roof. This type of conversion is often used in conservation areas where the roof must be altered to match the existing roof line.

Velux or rooflight loft conversion: This is the simplest and most cost-effective type of loft conversion, which involves installing roof windows or skylights to create additional natural light in the space. This type of conversion does not require any major structural changes to the roof. Velux conversions are ideal for properties that already have adequate headroom.

L-shaped loft conversions are a popular type of conversion that maximizes the available space in a property by creating an L-shaped extension on the existing roof structure. This type of conversion is particularly well-suited to properties with an existing hip roof, as it can create additional headroom and floor space without extending the overall height of the roof.

Each type of loft conversion has its own benefits and requirements, and the choice of conversion will depend on the specific needs of the property and the budget of the homeowner. Maldon Roofing Services or architects can provide guidance on the most suitable type of loft conversion for your particular property.

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