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Incorporating loft access into the design

  • 7 hours ago
  • 1 min read

Are you trying to achieve a clean minimalist finish, or make sure period details take centre stage? In either case, the last thing you want is an eye-catching loft hatch dominating the ceiling and spoiling the aesthetic.


It is really important to consider loft access as early in the design process as possible. Doing so not only ensures easy access to valuable storage space, but can also make sure that the ladder you choose works with the aesthetic style you are trying to achieve.


Achieving a clean finish

Some modern loft ladders now feature concealed hinges and discrete operating catches. The best products on the market also allow for flush installation, leaving only a small shadow gap around the hatch. These can then be painted to perfectly match the interior décor.


Why not make the loft ladder into a statement piece?

A stand-out ladder not only makes an interesting conversation point, but can offer safer and easier access to your loft space. For example, choosing an electric loft ladder removes the physical effort needed to extend or retract a ladder, while making it a statement feature, especially when given a bold powder coat finish.


For further details and recommended products, please visit: https://www.premierloftladders.co.uk/interior-design

T. 0345 9000 195



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