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Dormer Loft Conversion

jozvaldo
jozvaldo Posts: 405 Forumite
in House buying, renting & selling
I have a very dated dormer loft conversion that is in need of repair. Any ideas / suggestions as to what would be most hardwaring / longer lasting, etc?

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  • jimmmyc
    jimmmyc Posts: 131 Forumite
    Our loft conversion has a lot of lead on it. It is welded at the joins and therefore very long lasting and waterproof-but it is expensive
  • BACKFRMTHEEDGE
    BACKFRMTHEEDGE Posts: 1,294 Forumite
    Don't understand what you mean?...but am intrigued...? Do toy mean the roofing material? :confused:
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  • jimmmyc
    jimmmyc Posts: 131 Forumite
    Yes, over the windows, has no upvc or wood facias etc its all lead with roof tiles. Hence long lasting and nothing to clean or rot.
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