Single Storey Pitched Roof Kitchen Extension

The single storey kitchen and writing room features stainless steel roofing that complements the composite wood and aluminium replacement windows and the stone cladding.

Single storey pitched roof kitchen extension.

Many homeowners when building single storey extensions tend to opt for a flat roof because they are cheaper and quicker to create. This family home benefited from a single storey rear extension with a shallow pitched roof relocating the kitchen in the property to create a new and much larger space. The velux windows are fully automatic with remote control and self closing if it rains. This single storey rear kitchen extension created additional ground floor living space.

The extension was built with a pitched roof underfloor heating bi folding doors and two electric velux windows. This kitchen extension was built with brick and block for just 80k. Plans for a single storey rear extension with a pitched roof. The vaulted ceiling was fitted with recessed low energy led spotlights.

Simon denison a tired 1930s property has been given a new lease of life thanks to a new side extension. First and foremost a flat roof extension will usually be cheaper to create than a pitched roof extension. That s because creating one involves less materials labour and time. Whether your single storey extension is flat roofed or pitched in order to create a living environment which is light and welcoming for friends and family the right rooflights or pitched roof windows can make the world of difference allowing three times as much daylight into a room than vertical windows.

Metal roof on single storey extension image credit. This extension has created a long room that allows the kitchen and dining areas to stretch out lengthways. Of a single storey kitchen extension with doubled pitched roof vaulted ceilings solar powered velux roof lights this building project created a very large living space on the ground floor. Extending across the full width of the existing building it featured a double pitched roof.

Originally the kitchen was located on the front left hand side of the property near to the hallway which led through to the dining room at the back of the house. To ensure the space didn t impact on the neighbours the designers at paper house project built it with a pitched roof. The owners now have a spacious new room with plenty of height above.