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A hip to gable loft conversion is a very popular way to create extra room in a property. Before creating a loft extension on your home there is a number of factors you will need to look into. Take a look at what hip to gable loft conversions are, their limitations you might need to know and how to calculate the size of them.
Many properties have a sloped regular side roof which usually means existing loft space is very small due to the angles of the slope. This is where a hip to gable loft conversion can increase your loft space for your own convenience.
A hip to gable loft conversion extends your property or one or both sloping sides called a “double hip to gable loft conversion” replacing the slope with a vertical wall called “the gable”.
Whether your property is detached or semi-detached then this is the sort of loft conversion which would suit you, a hip to gable loft conversion is also suitable for bungalows. Having this type of extension on a bungalow is most desirable, however, you should make sure it is suitable as a lot of structures cannot take the weight-bearing from a large extension which is the size of the main property.
Your property must have a hip-end roof which is not available on a terraced property and the original loft height must be there originally otherwise a hip to gable loft conversion will not be cost-effective.
We are one of the top loft conversion companies in Essex and provide our loft conversions service to all areas of Essex, London & Kent.
These areas include; Brentwood, Thorpe Bay, Shoeburyness, Westcliff-On-Sea, Chigwell, Langdon Hills, Chingford, Basildon, Ilford, Loughton, Redbridge, Woodford Green, Burnham, Witham, Harlow, Mersea, Southend, Stanford-Le-Hope, Leigh-On-Sea, Rayleigh, Grays, Upminster, Hornchurch, Chelmsford, Dunmow, Braintree, Ingatestone, Maldon, Billericay, Wickford, Pitsea, Harold Wood, West Horndon, Benfleet, Romford, Colchester, Barking, Dagenham, Woodham Ferrers, Rochford.
