Gain an additional bathroom after a loft conversion.
Adding an extra bathroom, whether it is an ensuite bathroom or one for the whole family to use, is an evergrowing choice for a loft conversion. However, loft conversions tend to have unprecedented spaces, which can make bathroom planning a challenge. Read our top tips on how to make the most of your loft bathroom.
Small bathroom ideas
Loft bathrooms do tend to be on the small side, but that does not mean you can’t have a fabulous bathroom haven. You need to be creative to maximise the space, and there are many ways you can do this:
Loft conversion wet rooms
If you’re having to fit your bathroom into a particularly small space, a wet room may be an option. When creating a wet room, remember that the floor needs to have a slight gradient for drainage and the whole room will need to be waterproofed.
Shower only
When space is at a premium, doing away with a bath altogether means you might be able to have a larger shower. To create a light and airy feel in a small space, like the image above, using white or light colours helps to make the space look larger.
Bath only
If your space has a low ceiling, going for the bath only option could be the best use of space. If possible, add a skylight, so the light falls over the bath creating a tranquil refuge for you to relax in.
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Our extensive portfolio to date includes residential projects such as loft conversions, basement conversion and extensions.
We have worked and completed many projects in in Raynes Park which includes house extensions and loft conversions.
Victorian and Edwardian Loft Conversions
This is the most common type of loft conversion to happen as these houses are the most numerous in greater London, especially west London . Check the options here and you will find something similar.
End of Terrace / Semi Detached Loft Conversions
Most end of terrace conversions are very much the same as if the house was located mid-terrace. Howerver there are some exceptions where the gable end can have a sloping hip end.
Regardless these loft jobs have the same guidelines and are simple straight forward as APT have carried out over 60 of these type of projects.
1920s and 1930s Terrace property Loft Conversions
This Era of property is one of the most commonly worked on through out year. We have many porfolio samples & ongoing projects for you to view.
Flats, Maisonettes, Conservation Areas type Loft Conversions
If you live in a conservation area, the council may not allow you to have a rear dormer, but they will let you have a mansard or a combination of Velux roof windows and small dormers.
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