SMALL LOFT TRANSFORMED IN 4 DAYS

Small loft transformed in 4 days by BUILD IT WITH ROB, barley enough space to kneel up straight this loft is tiny definitely not big enough to fully convert into a bed room. Not a diy job bring in the professionals loft conversion specialists this was a challenging job just due to size constraints and difficulty getting materials into loft space.

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[meade]

Do you have a web site or contact number as we are looking for a loft conversion

[smudger]

I think the most impressive part is getting someone to spend all that money on a loft they can't stand up in. Looks amazing from your knees

[javierfc]

Thanks for the video. I was thinking if this is a non-habitable space, can you do plastering and open windows? Another question is, could this loft have a fixed ladder instead of a pull-out one? Thank you! And great job. 👍🏻

[tabassumhameed]

Wow what a transformation. It is so tiny what size Velux windows did you use?

[bermondseyboy]

I’ve got a loft like this, I’m interested in just boarding it out so I can put stuff in there. Am I right in thinking with new builds there is a minimum thickness of insulation in the flooring, would it still allow a decent amount of space? Based in Wakefield

[karolnowosad]

Wonder about costs of that renovation. I have same low attic but little longer.

[nikkik]

Oh you poor guys on your knees all day. Ouch. Hard work and well done

[KineticGas]

hi i noticed the guys where doing something to the joists, where they sistering the joists?

[robcain]

I have a similar sized low pitch loft space, but it has W trusses through the middle of it. Can this be converted without steelwork, or does it need the full structure like in some of your other vids? Was thinking of having it accessible via a mezzanine over one of the bedrooms as a sort or two tier bedroom space for the kids to play in

[alisonnorcross]

I love your video . Does not seem to be much headroom though

[erichernandez]

The brick at the table would have been an awesome accent to that room.

[jonofitz]

I've seen a couple of these videos, and forgive me if this is a silly question, but in one of your other videos you first took some off the bottom courses of off the roof to slide in and fit steel beams. Why did you not need to do it here? Is it to do with the purpose of the space, or something to do with the structure of this home compared to that other one?

[faz..]

Were them old floor joists strong enough?

[ragedestroyer]

I would like to build one in my loft above my room. Just asking how much money did this cost m7

[JosephStealin]

If the roof sits on a timer framed first floor( I.e only the ground floor has brick walls) is something like this still possible?

[grantskelton]

Does any of this need to be certified? Here in Australia we would need this to be certified by an engineer before cutting out any trusses or framework. How do you get away with this?

[Smh]

What was the finishing height of this?

[decisionsdecisions]

How did/do you know if the joists will hold the weight of someone standing also what do you recommend to battern the joists with what size timber

[vladaslav]

Thought you need a certain height to convert an attic or have I heard wrong?

[trickystank]

Hi Rob, great watching you and Damo. Amazing work in every video. I never had even give our loft a thought as the height isnt far off this one. We have Solar panels on the front of the house but was wondering can a Dorma on the back of the house go a little higher to allow standing height? Just curious could that be done? Thanks in advace, Tricky 👍