Steel Beams For Attic Conversions

Due to regulations build size style and budget some choose to complete their loft conversion using an alternative material.

Steel beams for attic conversions.

Although it may only be a moderate increase you ll need to make certain that the framework of the structure could take it. The steel beams we use are fabricated on site and made to measure in our own workshop. You ll need to reveal the foundations and check them. The same is true of our staircases individually designed and constructed in our workshop.

Replacing the standard w shaped trusses with steel beams across the length of the floor allows you to create a much larger and functional attic space for the house. With full home additions costing 75 000 minimum and usually far higher many homeowners search for creative ways to increase living space without overly decreasing their bank account. Steel beams are the most popular choice for most loft conversions however they re not the only option. We also offer a selection of galvanized steel beams.

Just give us a call if you need something special. The trussed rafters loft conversion process is a cost effective method of adding more volume and value to your property provided you re not in any violation of building codes in your area. The installation of any supporting beams within a loft or attic conversion is generally reliant upon the availability of existing load bearing walls to provide end or intermediate support to any beams that may be required to support either a new floor structure or roof alterations. Shop online for standard or cut to size lengths at wholesale steel beam prices.

Steel beams for loft conversions adding a loft conversion will add extra weight to your home. One way is by working within the home s existing footprint and converting the attic into living space. The most commonly used beams for loft conversions by uk builders are the ub or universal beam. Loft conversion steel beams are delivered on a hiab truck and if requested we can lift to lofts or on scaffolding.

This type of steel loft beam is popular because they are very easy for timber joists to fit into because of their flat flanges that are parallel between top and bottom.