Monthly Archives: August 2014

Maximise Space with Creative Loft Storage Solutions

In many homes across the United Kingdom, lofts are predominantly used for storage. It is common for homeowners to simply stash items into the space haphazardly or to stack items on top of each other. This, however, creates a situation where space is not used efficiently, and you may also risk damaging your items if they are not stored properly. By adopting a few creative loft storage solutions, you can maximize the available space and keep your items in great condition.

Built-In Storage Features

With built-in storage features like shelves or cabinets, you can keep your space looking neat, and you can also give all of your items their own designated space. It is less likely that items will be lost or misplaced when they are stored in these features. In addition, built-in storage features can also help you to avoid crushing or damaging your belongings by adding

Maybe you’re serious about installing a loft ladder for the first time or just curious. Either way, there’s bound to be some questions surrounding a potential purchase. That’s why we thought it would be a good idea to go over a few of the common concerns homeowners are likely to have at this time.

Will interfering with my loft lead to problems selling my home in the future?

Well, that entirely depends on how you intend to ‘develop’ your loft and for what purpose. A third storey bedroom may be precisely what a potential buyer is looking for. Then again maybe they’d prefer a blank canvas to play with.

When it comes to simply installing a loft ladder, however, there are no legal by-law implications whatsoever, and neither is there a need for completion certificates or any form of paperwork. In fact it will have a positive impact on the future sale of your