Hipped Roof Bungalow Loft Conversion

If your property is detached or semi detached and has a hip end roof then this sort of loft conversion is certainly a viable option for you.

Hipped roof bungalow loft conversion.

Generally the options for converting the loft in a bungalow are the same as in a two storey home adding a loft room a dormer loft conversion a hip to gable loft conversion or a mansard roof conversion. Hip to gable loft conversions are most commonly found on the side of either end terrace or semi detached houses. This type of loft conversion is only suitable for semi detached or detached properties with sloping roofs. The hipped or sloping side roof is removed and the end wall is then built up straight to form a new vertical gable.

Hip to gable loft conversions can add a dramatic amount of space to your home converting the dead space lost in the slope of your room into new headroom and lots of practical possibilities. Though they are only possible in certain properties when done properly they can have a huge impact and are often worth investing in. The roof windows can be installed to the front and or rear elevation without altering your roofline. Gable to gable loft conversions include a new box extension that spans the space between each gable end.

The most simple and cost effective loft conversion for a bungalow property is to install roof light windows. It works best when there is ample headroom throughout your loft so you can make full use of all the available floor space. Due to being a single storey property bungalows are perfect candidates for loft conversions. Some homeowners in detached houses will do a double hip to gable loft conversion to add space to both sides of the roof.

The attraction of this type of loft extension to bungalow owners is obvious thanks to the additional living space generated. It is worth noting that in some case you ll need to increase the height of the gable end walls to act as bookends.