How to keep your loft conversion eco-friendly

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A loft conversion can be good for the environment. An unused loft can leak heat, wasting energy – converting it is a chance to make your home more efficient.

Sustainable materials

How eco-friendly your conversion is depends on the materials used and whether they’re natural and sustainable. Timber is a good breathable material. Sheep’s wool can make effective insulation, helping to keep the room warm in winter and cool in summer. Recycled wood fibre boards are another good insulation option.

Windows and lighting

Choose your windows carefully, for both energy efficiency and the amount of daylight they let in. More natural light means less need for electric lighting, and good windows help with ventilation. Simple swaps like LED bulbs instead of standard ones will also cut your energy bills.

Decoration

An eco-friendly design plan can save you money in the long run too. Consider recycled wallpaper and eco-friendly paint. By thinking about all of this, you can help the environment and still make the room your own.

Call World of Lofts about an eco-friendly loft conversion in Southampton.

How to keep your loft space cool

Fans, ventilation, air conditioning and good insulation: how to keep a loft bedroom cool in summer. Advice for loft conversions in Ringwood.

The benefits of natural light

‘Daylighting’ your loft conversion can boost mood and reduce eye strain. Light tunnels, skylights and roof windows for lofts in Weymouth and Dorset.

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