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loft conversion

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wardrobe doors

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Amanda Pollard
Amanda Pollard

8 Common Loft Bathroom Problems and How to Solve Them

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En suite behind dwarf wall

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wardrobe doors in different colours

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layout

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wall between loo and shower

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layout - shower in tallest bit

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wall hung vanity

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acew1234

Consider the way you treat the internal area around the velux to direct the light. See attached photo of an example, the 'surround' doesn't necessarily need to be boxy, they can be angled to let more light in. I'm taking the surround down on the vertical so it merges into wall. I like the idea of them looking like an integral part of the building. I've got 3 78x140cm going into my 5mx4.5m kitchen area and 2 going into the 4.5x4.5 sitting area. If your veluxes are close together you might need different flashings.

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Reply to: Consider the way you treat the internal area around the velux to direct the light. See attached photo of an example, the 'surround' doesn't necessarily need to be boxy, they can be angled to let more light in. I'm taking the surround down on the vertical so it merges into wall. I like the idea of them looking like an integral part of the building. I've got 3 78x140cm going into my 5mx4.5m kitchen area and 2 going into the 4.5x4.5 sitting area. If your veluxes are close together you might need different flashings.

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picture of window surround

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eaves cupboards with lift up lids

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storage wall

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floor tiles

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tiles

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wardrobe room divider

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glass floor panel

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book case in balustrade at top of stairs

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low level roof lights

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partition wall with wardrobes

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library ladder

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eavess storage

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wardrobes around entrance door

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pocket door

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pocket door with texture

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pocket door with wide architrave

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angled shower screen

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Frameless shower screen

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