MANSARD

A Mansard Loft conversion is most commonly built on the rear of a property and alters the slope of your existing roof creating an almost straight 72 Degrees. Windows are then placed across the roof as small sizes dormer or in some cases a Juliet balcony. With this type of loft conversion it opens up a large amount of space in the loft area usually making it so multiple rooms can be supported within.

Reasons for a Mansard

Creates are large, versatile space which is flooded with natural light
Will add value to your home
Gives more space without the need to move home
Suitable for a large variety of homes

Do Mansard loft conversions require planning permissions?

Due to the major structure alterations in most cases the Mansard Loft Conversion will require planning permission. This being said, be sure to check with your local authority to find out more on their planning policies as requirements can differ from place to place.

Once your Mansard loft conversion has been completed it will also need buildings regulations approval.