Loft Conversions
Make more of the space above.
Planning, interiors and construction across London.
An agreed scope
Clear deliverables and a project-specific proposal.
Design & Build
Connect considered design with practical construction.
Design coordination
Architectural design, interiors and specialist coordination.
Construction
Building work planned around an agreed specification and programme.
A new perspective on your home
A well-planned loft can provide an extra bedroom, a workspace or room to unwind. We consider the existing roof, headroom, stairs, daylight and how the new space connects with the rest of your home.
Choose the support you need: Planning & Technical, Interior Design or Construction. Design & Build brings the stages together.
Explore the possibilities
Box dormer
A roof extension that can create more headroom and usable floor area within the loft.
L-shaped dormer
A connected dormer arrangement that may suit homes with a rear roof addition.
Hip-to-gable
A change to the sloping end of a roof that can increase the space available inside.
Side dormer
A dormer on the side roof slope, considered around your layout, neighbours and the character of the house.
Suitability depends on your property and the relevant design and planning requirements.
Different types of Loft Conversion
A sketch through a multinail truss roof showing possible area for use as a room.
The red hatched area shows possible layouts of the usable space in the roof space.
A sketch showing possible extra structure when cutting out a multinal truss.
1) Braced wall; 2) New floor joists; 3) Collar ties; 4) Extra rafters; 5) Under purlin
Different types of Loft Conversion
