Loft Conversion Insulation

Why Soundproofing Should Be Central to Your Loft Conversion Plans

There is a temptation when planning a loft conversion to focus almost entirely on the visible elements – the Velux windows, the staircase, the layout, the finish. These things matter enormously. But one factor that often gets treated as an optional extra, particularly in the early stages of planning, can make the difference between a space that works brilliantly and one that frustrates everyone in the house within weeks of completion. That factor is soundproofing – or more accurately, acoustic…

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The Complete Guide to Loft Conversion Insulation

Warm in Winter, Cool in Summer! What you need to know Ask most people what they want from a loft conversion and the answer will focus on space – a new bedroom, a home office, a studio. What they do not always think about at the outset, but almost certainly will think about within their first winter and summer in the new space, is how that space performs thermally. Loft rooms sit directly beneath the roof – the surface most…

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Why your loft could be the best home office you’ve ever had

In the last 5 years working from home has gone from a temporary fix to a permanent fixture for millions of people across the UK. Whether you’re employed full-time remotely, running your own business, or splitting your week between office and home, the space you work in has a direct effect on how well you work – and how clearly, you’re able to switch off when the day is done. Needing you own clearly defined workspace didn’t just start with…

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How to design an energy efficient loft conversion

When you’re planning on building an energy efficient loft conversion, there are some things to consider. The first thing is that you should use the most energy efficient materials you can find. This includes using energy-efficient lighting and windows. You’ll want to make sure that your heating and cooling systems in your loft conversion are also as energy-efficient as possible. What to consider when building an energy efficient loft conversion When designing a new home or loft conversion, it’s important…

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 How to keep your loft conversion warm in winter

It might seem like the colder weather is a long way away, but the truth is that the winter will be upon us much sooner than we realise and we may be thinking about how to keep our loft conversions warm. Whilst there are plenty of things to look forward to when it comes to the winter, one thing is for sure, the cold weather isn’t for everyone.    Even more so when it is cold inside your house, conversions…

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How to keep your loft conversion cool in summer

Whilst it can be nice to have warm weather during the summer months when it is feeling more than just a little warm in your home, it can leave you hot, bothered and unable to relax or unwind. This is especially true the higher up the house that you go, as, of course, heat rises.

If you have a loft conversion, then there is a good chance that this will then become the hottest part of your home. Rather than give up on the idea of being able to use your loft conversion during the warmer weather, we have put together our top tips on how to keep your loft conversion cool in the summer.

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Do loft conversions stay warm in winter? Heating a loft conversion.

When you think about having the perfect home, the chances are that you will want to make sure that it is as warm and inviting as possible. It doesn’t matter what part of the house you are in. If it is cold and leaves you shivering, you will not want to spend time there. Discover how to heat and keep your loft conversion warm this winter with our best and most efficient ways of heating. This is even true for…

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