Ash Island Lofts specialise in designing and building high quality loft conversion projects for clients across London and Surrey. Our team are experienced in every aspect of building work and we tailor every project to each client's specification. We focus on quality, value for money, innovative designs and exceeding client expectations.
Ash Island Lofts was formed to create a quality loft conversion company. We have built, and retain, a highly skilled, loyal and hardworking team servicing clients loft conversion requirements.
Ash Island Lofts was formed to create a quality loft conversion company. We have built, and retain, a highly skilled, loyal and hardworking team servicing clients loft conversion requirements.
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Why? Well they are often the most unusually shaped and therefore the most architecturally interesting spaces. If you haven't converted your loft already then you should definitely do it. Being right at the top of the house, with the best views over tree tops and uninterrupted sunlight streaming into the space, lofts are wonderful room.
Dormer loft conversions
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A dormer (window) is an extension to the existing roof, allowing for additional floor space and headroom within the loft conversion. Dormers protrude from the roof slope, normally at the rear of the property and can be built in a variety of styles. Internally, a dormer will have a horizontal ceiling and vertical walls compared to the normal diagonal sides of a conversion.
Mansard conversions
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A mansard roof has two slopes, the lower slope is close to vertical at 72 degrees and the top section of the roof is almost horizontal. This style of roof is named after a 17th-century French architect Francois Mansart (1598-1666) who used this design of roof on many of his buildings. A mansard roof has the advantage of maximising the available space within your loft.
Hip to Gable loft conversions
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Hip to gable loft conversions increase the small existing loft space of properties with sloping or hipped roofs by modifying the hipped (sloping) side of the loft to form a flat gable end. The majority of properties in London have a hipped (sloping) roof, which usually means a small loft space. With the existing loft space so small if often makes a loft conversion difficult.
L Shape loft conversions
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L shape Mansards are very similar to a rear mansard conversion (71 degrees angled wall) but with an additional room over the rear addition / outrigger. An L shape mansard conversion can be achieved on Victorian / Edwardian houses & flats where a rear addition / outrigger is present to the back of the property allowing the mansard to extend over this area.
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