Dormer Loft Conversions
More space, better proportions, improved head height
Dormer loft conversions extend vertically from the existing roof to create additional head height and usable floor space. This allows for well-balanced rooms that feel comfortable and practical, often making space for bedrooms and en-suite bathrooms. Dormers are one of the most popular options and work particularly well on terraced and semi-detached properties.
Hip-to-Gable Loft Conversions
Maximising width and usable floor space
A hip-to-gable conversion replaces the sloping side of a roof with a vertical gable wall, significantly increasing the internal width of the loft. This option is commonly used on semi-detached and detached homes and is often combined with a rear dormer to create a more flexible and efficient layout
Mansard Loft Conversions
The largest increase in internal living space
Mansard loft conversions involve a more substantial alteration to the roof structure, forming a near-vertical rear slope with a flatter roof section. This approach delivers the greatest increase in internal space and allows for highly efficient, well-balanced room layouts. Mansard conversions typically require planning permission and are ideal where maximising space is the main objective.