Loft Legs - Box of 12 Reviews

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Loft legs are an innovative solution to avoid insulation compression when using your loft as storage. Compressing insulation greatly reduces how effective the insulation is. Manufactured in the UK from recycled polypropylene.  Coverage Coverage rates outlined here are based on using 2400mm x 600mm chipboard and are for illustration purposes only, the maximum distance between 2 adjoining loflegs should be no more than 600mm apart. Joists spacing 400mm - Approx 6-8 loftlegs per m² Joists spacing 600mm - Approx 4-6 loftlegs per m² Features Loft Legs are 175mm in height We recommend 4.0 x 30mm screws approximately 70-100 screws per box of loft legs will be required (4 per leg base plus 2-4 to secure board to the leg Pre-drilling holes is not required Chipboard can be directly applied to the top of the leg Though loft legs can support high weights up to 500kg we would recommend no more than 50kg per m² due ...

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“Great product and great company to deal with.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Easy to install ready to hold already existing loft boards”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Sturdy product, easy to install, competitive price.”

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Posted 3 years ago

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Posted 3 years ago

“If one is planning to board one's loft them Loft Legs are the way to go. They are made from re-cycled plastic and are very robust. The base is narrow and will fit on the narrowest of rafters while the top is quite large for supporting the raised floor. The bottom has four moulded countersinks for screwing to the rafter. However, these are not actual holes so are best drilled out before beginning work. It would be possible to lay loft boards directly on top of the Loft Legs but I prefer to lay 3 X 2 s to ensure better spread of the load and a level surface. In older properties it is unlikely that the rafter will be level so some packing may be necessary. My approach is to mark up the 3 X 2 for the rafter positions, then screw down the loft legs through their top surface from underneath then flip over the 3 X 2 and then screw down the feet to the rafters. The result is very strong. I find Reisser Cutter screws the easiest to use in this application.”

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Posted 3 years ago