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Is this your time for a little dopamine hit?
We put a lot of faith into the transformative eruption that comes when poor, tatty ol’ 31st December explodes into bright, shiny 1st January. But is that right?
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Retro Not Your Vibe?
Retro not your vibe for your home? Our portfolio of contemporary staircases might be your answer! Clean, modern spiral or straight staircases from Italy for DIY
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Room At The Top | Part 4 :: And Now For The Red Tape!
If you’ve been following the previous instalments of our guide to loft conversion, you’ve probably already built up a good picture of how your potential loft room will look and feel. But we have often mentioned the need to look at the various statutory regulations (in UK) which come into play for loft conversion projects
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Room At The Top | Part 3 :: Let There Be Light!
Well, if you’ve been following this series you’ll have an idea about the structure and safe access to your new loft room, but what about filling your room with daylight? There are four main types of window for lofts – 1) a dormer window, which projects outwards from the roofline,2) a roof window, which fits
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Not the time to take short cuts
Well, first things first. Please do check the consignment as soon as it is delivered. If there are any damaged items or anything missing from the components list, we do need to know within 2 days to ensure that replacements can be sent to you quickly. Even if you are not going to be installing
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No-one said it was going to be easy…
According to a survey featured in the Financial Times on 21st January 2021 – “Red tape delays goods for more than half UK companies trading with EU” The survey of Supply Chain Managers revealed that “the delays have been prompted by a combination of bureaucratic requirements now that the UK has left the EU and
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Room At The Top | Part 2 :: Stairway to Heaven
So far in our Room At The Top guide, we’ve taken you through ways to assess the feasibility of using your loft as part of the living space in your home, concentrating on the structure and the available space. Now, one of the key areas to consider is access to the new loft room. We’ll
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Room At The Top | Part 1 :: Check Out That Roof!
To be able to make good use of your loft, you need to have a reasonable amount of available floor space and headroom. This is determined by the type of roof structure you have. If your house was built after 1965, it is quite likely that the roof was built using “trussed rafters”, creating a
