Creates a raised loft floor above 270mm of quilt insulation
Avoids insulation compression saving energy and money
Strong enough to walk on and store up to 25Kg per square metre*
Manufactured in the UK from recycled materials
Manufactured and tested to exceed BS EN 1991-1-1:2002
WHAT IS A LOFT LEG?
WHAT IS A LOFT LEG?
The Loft Leg is a unique design protected solution to avoid insulation compression when using your loft for storage.
Government guidelines recommend that we insulate with 270mm of mineral wool/quilt insulation to achieve a U value of 0.16 W/m2K.
(www.energysavingtrust.org.uk).
Thermal studies have shown that compressing your insulation can reduce its thermal properties by more than 50%.
A 175mm Loft Leg fixed on top of a 100mm truss or ceiling joist provides a light weight, cost effective solution.
Developed by a team of engineers and designers the Loft Leg is strong, lightweight and easy to install.
The Loft Leg is manufactured in the UK from recycled polypropylene, to ISO9001 standards and has been mechanically tested by independent experts.
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*LOADING LIMIT OF EXISTING CEILING STRUCTURE SHOULD BE CONFIRMED BY A STRUCTURAL ENGINEER.
Manufactured and tested to exceed BS EN 1991-1-1:2002 (Minimum Imposed Floor Loads)
What size of chipboard are you using?
HOW MANY DO I NEED?
Loft Legs are sold in boxes of 12 units
The number of Loft Legs you will need depends on the type of loft boards you are using, the distance between your ceiling joists and the area you wish to cover. Answer the simple questions below to calculate how many legs you will need.
RAISED LOFT FLOOR
Fitting Instructions
Loft Leg recommend the following screws:
Note: Using screws larger or wider than 4mm x 30mm may result in difficulties screwing through the legs
RAISED LOFT FLOOR
Fitting Guide Pdf
RAISED LOFT FLOOR
Fitting Guide Videos
Loft Leg Fitting Guide Videos
Loft Leg Fitting Guide Videos
How to Board a Loft | ADVICE | Homebuilding
Fitting Loft Legs
Screwing down your Loft Legs
Screwing chipboard on to Loft Legs
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Compressing loft insulation reduces its thermal performance by over 50%
Compressing loft insulation reduces its thermal performance by over 50%
Loft Legs are ultra strong. you can walk, store and jump on them.