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June 2, 2022 Greg Nelson

Haven’t posted for a while as been very busy with work but let’s have a run through what’s been going on at this conversion.

So let’s have a look at the conversion in stages below we can see the existing boards removed and electrics being moved to make way for the new joists.

Loft striped out and electrics being moved

Here we can see the new beams going in for the new ashlar walls to sit on.

Below we can see the new joists attached to the ring beam and the new ashlar wall sitting on top and floor being laid over

Here we can see the access hatch and insulation going in

Here we can see multifoil installed over cleotex with batten on top and new vellum

Here we can see en-suite walls being built and velux installed

Here we can see the rear dormer being built

Here we can see the dormer under construction and being clad with hard plank

Here we can see the internal walls and electrics going in

Thats all for the moment but will update this post with everything finished thanks for reading.

Carpentry Ipswich

Complete Loft Conversions starts another conversion

February 20, 2017 Greg Nelson

Complete loft conversion have started another conversion on a one hundred year old property for our new clients the loft will have three velux roof windows in the front and a huge dormer window at the back.

I haven’t posted for a while because we have had issues with the website and Talk Talk who were handling our business broad band (badly) I would not recommend them in a million years.

Anyway we are still converting lofts in and around the Ipswich Suffolk area along with other projects including Foxhall rd which we have installed new floor, stairs and steels ready for the massive 6 meters dormer clad with slate on the back of the property.

The floors concept of 8×2 C24 timbers sitting on the external walls and the internal load bearing walls to accept the 22mm caber floor.

As we can see from the images the loft is a hand cut roof with no felt so the whole of the roof is being membraned while the scaffold is up.

As the property is over 100 years old and the chimney stack is still in use we needed to provide a 90mm x 90mm post to hold the ridge beam up.

For more on information on New regulations for loft insulation please follow this link.

We will keep updating the site with more info once we break into the roof.

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Bungalow loft conversion

Haven’t posted for a while as been very busy with work but let’s have a run through what’s been going on at this conversion.

Complete Loft Conversions starts another conversion