
PIGGYBACK STYLE FOR LOFT CONVERSION
This loft is piggyback style. You would use this option if you have limited headroom.
This loft is piggyback style. You would use this option if you have limited headroom.
We created this outhouse/man cave using a raft concrete foundation, high density thermalite blocks cladded with Canadian red cedar panelling.
We are fully trained to install GRP fibre resin flat roofing system which is a fantastic upgrade from the old mineral felt system. It has a much higher life span & is more visually pleasing.
The customer already had plans drawn & full planning had been granted. We built the rear extension shell first as to keep the property water tight & secure.
No plans were needed for this project as it was a small bathroom conversion. We started by removing the old asbestos roof, renewed the existing rafters & installed two velux roof windows.
This customer opted for our design to completion scheme. This property started as a first floor, one bedroom flat. When the loft was completed, the property was a three bed split level flat with two family bathrooms.
The customer opted for our design to completion scheme which consists of us taking on the full project. Our architect has a site meeting with the customer, draws up the relevant plans & submits them for planning.
I was contacted by the customer who already had plans & council approval. The project consisted of a two-storey side extension & single storey rear extension.
JNA Developments London Ltd