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Dormer conversion.

sierra117x · 2019-02-06 18:43:31

Hi all Hope this is the right area to ask this question. We currently have a 2 story dormer bungalow. Ie the upstairs rooms have a slanted cieling. Is it possible to convert a dormer into a normal 2 story ? Would we be cheaper to just demolish the house and start over ? I presume there's all sorts of issues regarding the…

06-02-2019 6:43pm

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sierra117x

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Hi all

Hope this is the right area to ask this question. We currently have a 2 story dormer bungalow. Ie the upstairs rooms have a slanted cieling. Is it possible to convert a dormer into a normal 2 story ? Would we be cheaper to just demolish the house and start over ? I presume there's all sorts of issues regarding the foundations etc never mind getting planning permission.

Or am I totally wrong and it would be feasible and reasonably priced ?

Thanks in advance.

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#2 06-02-2019 10:19pm

BryanF

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Best to speak to a local arch about what your needs are and whats wrong with current arrangement

Short answer, anything is possible. What’s best, needs to be teased out in person

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