You may need room for a few seasonal boxes, access to equipment or a larger household storage area. That intended use helps determine where boarding is worthwhile and what loads need considering.
We inspect the roof structure, hatch position and usable headroom. The proposed area should be practical to reach and supported appropriately, with services and ventilation kept in mind.
Raising the deck gives room to accommodate insulation beneath it, but the correct height depends on the intended build-up and system requirements. There is no benefit in choosing a low platform now if a planned top-up will immediately outgrow it.
Our Warwick loft insulation service can be included in the same quotation. Existing boards are assessed to establish whether they can be retained, adjusted or replaced.
Raising the deck gives room to accommodate insulation beneath it, but the correct height depends on the intended build-up and system requirements. There is no benefit in choosing a low platform now if a planned top-up will immediately outgrow it.
Our Warwick loft insulation service can be included in the same quotation. Existing boards are assessed to establish whether they can be retained, adjusted or replaced.
We can assess that arrangement, including the structure below and the insulation to be accommodated. Loose boards should not be assumed to form a suitable existing deck.
Yes. Tell us what needs to remain reachable so the proposed platform and routes can reflect both uses.
It provides suitable household storage and access only. It does not authorise heavy loading or turn the loft into a habitable room.
Call 07946 83 83 71** with your postcode and photographs. See our full boarding and ladder service and Warwick EPC improvement page for related work.
