A great investment and proven method of improving a home is to add space and value by carrying out a loft conversion, as well as adding an extra room to the house, a well-insulated conversion may also provide savings by reducing your energy bills. A better-insulated loft area may result in a better EPC rating of the property, and potentially add more to the value of a house.
To achieve the required level of insulation without impacting greatly or reducing the headroom, it is important to choose insulation that gives the best possible U-value for the minimum thickness. One of the key factors to consider when planning and carrying out a loft conversion is how it is to be insulated and what type of insulation to use as this has a major impact on the living space available when the conversion is completed. Building Regulation Standards In England, the required minimum U-value for pitched roofs insulated at rafter level is 0.18 W/m²·K, whilst for flat ceilings, the minimum is 0.16 W/m²·K.
The beauty of having a cinema room in your Manchester loft conversion is that it is tucked and hidden away, of course, you may want to share the experience with friends when they come over, but if you don’t want to you don’t have to. It belongs to your family, and you can keep it that way if it is hidden in a spot of your house that other guests are not going to stumble across easily. Truss Lofts Manchester has converted hundreds of loft conversions throughout Manchester and cinema rooms are becoming more and more popular
Instructing Rafter Loft Conversions to construct your loft conversion you will probably be employing one of the most experienced loft conversion company’s, meaning you can sit back and relax while we create the rooms that you have always desired, will not be beaten on any like for like quote. Call today and receive your free loft conversion proposal and scaled CAD loft drawing layout.
A big advantage of truss systems is that the trusses distribute the roof load onto the exterior walls of the house, not the interior walls, with few or even no interior load-bearing walls making it easier for homeowners to take out internal walls for future internal renovations or home improvement projects.
If you’re confident in DIY ‘er and have the time to complete your job, a part loft conversion may be the perfect answer for you, though it would no doubt be a lot quicker for loft conversion professionals to complete your conversion. For a loft proposal of your Manchester loft conversion give our friendly team a ring today on: 0800 086 2968