1930s semis: tall, roomy lofts for storage
Most 1930s semis have a tall, traditional roof with plenty of headroom, which makes them ideal for a storage floor.
Illustration: 1930s semi-detached houses
| Loft size | Tall, with good headroom |
|---|---|
| Usual job | Top-up and a raised floor |
| Watch for | Boards nailed to joists |
| Access | Small landing hatch; ladder worth adding |
What we usually find
Most 1930s semis have a tall, traditional roof with plenty of headroom, which makes them ideal for a storage floor.
What we do
We measure the depth and the joists, then quote for insulation to full depth, a raised floor where there’s room, and a ladder if access is awkward. Everything is priced separately so you can choose.
Common questions
Can you measure my loft and quote?
Yes. The quote is free and in writing, with every part priced.
Is it guaranteed?
Eligible installations come with a guarantee of up to 5 years. Your quote says whether your job qualifies.
Full depth below. Room to store above. Get a price.
Tell us about your loft and we’ll quote the insulation, boarding and ladder in writing. Free, no obligation.