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Yes agree with that but wanted a bottom opening velux design for lofts not middle opening as those size you suggested.

Two sizes of what ? Velux ? No this is smallest top bottom opening design velux available as far as i am aware. Because of this that was only place it can go and position

Yes self certifying. I am thinking now 4 sections of 3x 2 timber one either side top and bottom and one each side 2.4 metre length and two more 3 x2 one at top above perlin and window and one on bottom below perlin and window all screwed together with 6 x 8 screws .across each of the...

I am thinking two pieces of 3 x2 one at top above window frame and one on bottom screwed to rafters and two on sides . Bolted to exsiting or screwed??

View from outside. Not alotvof tiles above velux . So do i still need to strengthen inside. As to position it was the only place it can go and was the smallest bottom opening design of velux available.

So how would you suggest i strengthen this up as i csrnt take velux out to do it

Position is not important like i said previously. The concern is timber strengthening

Total tile weight removed i think is around 50 kilo as each tile weight is approx 4 kilo

Hi all looking for a bit of advise here. Had a velux fitted in roof loft space at back of house. 3 bed semi 1940s Velux fitted was 780 x 980 size about 32 kilo weight . Over all i think about 14 to 16 tiles removed to fit it. Velux is new bottom opening style . Two rafters have had to be cut...