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| 1st day view of the inside
of the loft |
The external roof prior to
fitting of any Velux windows |
Initial roof timbers are
installed so that the new Velux windows can also be installed to
allow some natural light into the loft |
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| The dormer is constructed
and the existing roof can be seen where is extends into the dormer
- this shall be removed |
Both dormers are now
constructed and shall have both roofs felted tomorrow then
followed by the tiling to the sides |
View from inside the
dormer you can see the two wide openings that shall form the
double French doors with Juliet balcony |
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| The inside of the larger
dormer with all steelwork and new timbers in place now allows all
existing old timbers to be removed |
Internal view of the
larger dormer with opening for the single French door |
The dressing room has now
been plaster boarded ready for the fitted wardrobes |
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| The larger room is now
plaster boarded ready for plastering. The original window is
uncovered and used as a feature within the loft |
The larger room has now
been plastered. Oak skirting and flooring is now installed |
View from inside the
larger room looking out through the new oak French doors |
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| Opposite end of the larger
loft room |
View from the office room
looking out through the French doors and Juliet balcony |
Both pairs of French doors
in the smaller loft with two rooms |
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| Looking across the back of
the dormers once all three Juliet balconies have been installed |
The Staircase into the
larger loft conversion complements the existing staircase |
The second staircase into
the smaller loft with two rooms. A shoe rack was created in pine
timber together with a solid oak pull out gang plank |
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| The dressing room is now
fitted out with fitted wardrobes and draws |
Rear view of the completed
rear dormers complete with Oak French doors and Juliet balconies |
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