OUR OTHER TYPES OF LOFT CONVERSIONS
Single Dormer
A single dormer loft conversion involves adding a ‘box’ structure to one side of your existing sloping roof. This is the simplest form of a dormer and is often the go-to choice for those looking to add a modest amount of extra space. A single dormer is ideal for smaller properties and can serve various purposes, such as creating room for an office or an additional bedroom.
Double Dormer
Double dormers are essentially two single dormers placed on opposite sides of the roof. This design utilises both slopes of the roof, providing a significant increase in floor space and natural light. Double dormers are particularly useful for larger properties or for those who wish to create multiple rooms in their loft space.
L-Shaped Dormer
An L-shaped dormer loft conversion is a more complex structure that essentially joins two dormer extensions at a right angle, forming an ‘L’ shape. This type of dormer is particularly well-suited for Victorian terrace houses or semi-detached properties in London, where the extra space can often accommodate two or even three new rooms.
Before deciding on the type of dormer that’s right for you, it’s crucial to consult professionals who can assess your property’s structural integrity. Here’s a guide on structural considerations that might help you understand this aspect better.