Dormer Loft Conversion – Bedford

Dormer Conversion, Bedford

Loft Type: Dormer Conversion on Semi-Detached Property

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About The Project

The head height on the loft space in this property was pretty low, so the client was concerned that a loft conversion wouldn’t be possible. They had contacted a few other companies who had told them a conversion was not doable. Having visited the property, and working alongside our architects, we were able to successfully design a plan for a flat roof dormer conversion. The clients requested a small area of the loft to remain untouched, so that it could be used as storage. We created a master bedroom, that still had an airy and open feel to it. The clients requested the exterior finish on the dormer to be a cement fibre cladding system, giving a modern finish.

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