Dormer Loft Conversion


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Uploaded on Oct 31, 2019

Category Real Estate

A dormer loft conversion is a vertical extension to an already existing roof. This type of loft conversion is versatile as it can be built on various styles of houses.

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Dormer Loft Conversion

Dormer Loft Conversion • Dormer loft conversion style is the most popular fitted loft conversion. It is just a structural extension to the already existing roof. • This type of loft conversion, unlike many other styles, allows for vertically straight walls with a horizontal ceiling. As a expert Kent roofers we must say that dormer loft conversion increases the value of your property as much as 15%. • Dormer loft conversion provides more floor space than other styles of loft conversions. It also provides natural light & ventilation to the new room created on top of the building. • The additional space created is quite versatile & can be used in many ways. The cost of a loft conversion depends on many factors. A typical dormer loft conversion costs between £15,000 and £35,000. • As a roofing contractor kent, we would like to share some of the most useful & different types of dormer loft conversions as follows;  A Simple Flat Dormer: It is made up of a single horizontal flat plane. However, the plane is usually slightly inclined to allow the running off of rainwater.  A Hip Roof Dormer: It is a favored type of dormer because of its aesthetic style. It consists of three sloping planes which rise from each side of the frame.  Gable-Fronted Dormer: It is also called a dog-house dormer because of its shape. It is one of the most attractive styles of dormer loft conversions.  A Shed Dormer: It is also made up of a single flat plane just it is sloped the way the main roof is, except at a shallower angle.  A Blind Dormer: It is only visible externally & its primary function is to increase the aesthetic appeal of a house.  An Eyelid/Eyebrow Dormer: It is a broad and low dormer made up of a curved roof with no sides. The covering of the roof gradually curves up and over the dormer in a flat bell curve.  A Wall Dormer: This is unlike the other dormers in that its face is an extension of the wall, instead of the roof. INDUSTRY NEWS AND INSIGHTS • What is the Best Mix for Rendering? • Comprehensive Guide to Slate Roofing Get In Touch [email protected] www.alldivisionbuilding.co.uk 07814 693131, 01322 784028 49 Stevedale Road, Welling, Kent, DA16 1ND.