As a novice DIYer I was apprehensive about converting the loft by myself but I was amazed how simple it was! After some time of careful consideration, very much inspired by other brave people, the operation Loft Conversion initiated and successfully completed as DIY project. I’ve bought several boxes of these now and they are great, so easy to fit, and super strong, really impressed! I had made some wood battens the size I needed between the supports which was much easier than trying to measure each one with the existing insulation in the way. In the end we opted to go for instaloft given they are quick dispose of the rubbish and have a life time warranty.

Low Energy Supermarket advises no professional person be booked to conduct work until the goods are in hand and accepts no responsibility if persons are booked and goods are not in hand. I am very impressed with how well the LoftZone system has been installed and tailored to fit within my old roof space and around the extremely awkward access. It took a bit of figuring out at first but once I got the first run of boards in and was used to the system it all became really quick.

It’s safer, more stable and often more comfortable to work from one rather than precariously balancing on joists or trusses.

If you can, we’d also recommend setting up a temporary work platform using a flat piece of board across the ceiling joists.Developed by a team of engineers and designers the Loft leg is strong, lightweight and easy to install.