Loft Conversion
Can anyone help me with a reliable firm to do a loft conversion? We are in the Cambridgeshire area.
Published by Zinia at 12:22pm on Mon 16th February 2015. Viewed 3,532 times.
What are you converting your loft into?
Published by Priority 23 at 12:37pm on Mon 16th February 2015.
Just another bedroom
Published by Zinia at 12:40pm on Mon 16th February 2015.
Oh how tiresome to have just another bedroom.
Published by Priority 23 at 8:16am on Tue 17th February 2015.
Not even a room to keep a massive model train layout!!? :(
Published by Silent Rob at 8:38am on Tue 17th February 2015.
What one with those foam trees and those little model people.....
Always wanted one of those.
Why not go for it Zinia? You could play authentic sound effects of the 10.21 from Euston....
Published by Priority 23 at 12:47pm on Tue 17th February 2015.
I think everyone has always wanted a train set in their loft. I know I have.
Published by Silent Rob at 2:22pm on Tue 17th February 2015.
I hope a lovely old house is not going to have it's roof vandalised with some weirdly shaped, non-symmetrical alteration. Cycled past a few of those in Cambridge today.
Published by foolscap (not active) at 3:34pm on Tue 17th February 2015.
I 'd love a loft conversion though I think the people in the first floor flat above me might get upset about it :-)
My dad did used to keep a train set in the loft. It was a labour of love for many years and was a model of part of the Cambridge to Haverhill line. All the track was handmade and every year the temperature changes up there would make all the soldered rails ping off and he would have to redo it all. He made most of the buildings out of card himself as well, it was never anywhere near finished and sadly he binned most of it when they sold the house, but I don't think he wanted it finished...he would have had nothing to potter at when weather was no good for gardening.
Published by Cmouse at 11:18pm on Tue 17th February 2015.
I like it when people have big projects that never get finished and the intention is the doing rather than the completion. My favorite is when people own cars that never go anywhere at all, they spend the entire time standing on bricks in someone's front garden being worked on at weekends.
Published by Silent Rob at 10:06am on Wed 18th February 2015.
I was at my dad's today. He showed me a car that he bought in 1964 and last drove in 1972. For the last twenty years it has lived inside a specially made chipboard sarcophagus in a barn.
It doesn't go.
Published by sam i at 6:34pm on Wed 18th February 2015.
My boy stays in the loft, in a whicker basket.
Published by bigmal at 10:37pm on Wed 18th February 2015.
When I have a home with a garden I want to have a garden railway.
I'll leave enough space in the middle for DJOMG to lie prostrate to the sun.
Published by Rocket Dog at 11:50pm on Wed 18th February 2015.
Do they still have the outdoor railway at the Cambridge Blue?
Published by bigmal at 12:05am on Thu 19th February 2015.
Not for some time now....it went when they put the astro-turf down.
Published by Priority 23 at 8:02am on Thu 19th February 2015.
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