A quadruple glazing option for this loft conversion has taken the space from unused to a hub of activity.
Mid-terrace transformation
The couple worked with loft conversion company Atticmasters who suggested they install four VELUX roof windows in a square shaped Quattro design layout to bring even more natural light into the space.
“We were initially reluctant to lose some storage space but after they were installed we were blown away by the natural daylight and sense of space they gave. They’ve completely transformed the attic and we’re so delighted we chose them,” says Emer.
"We have lots of hidden storage and can also fit a sofa bed for when we have guests staying. It has totally surpassed our expectations."
Multi-functional demands
When the property was newly built 25 years ago a VELUX roof window was installed in the home’s main bathroom. This was removed to make room for the new loft staircase but thanks to careful planning they weren’t met by any unexpected surprises.
“It was vital for us that the loft could be accessed by stairs and not just a ladder because we wanted it to be a TV room and an extra storage area and it’s now the biggest, brightest but also warmest space in the house thanks to the insulation from the VELUX roof windows.” explained Emer.