The LoftZone System

Why Raised Flooring?

There are two main reasons why loft flooring must be raised, and not placed directly on the joists.

1. Squashing insulation drastically reduces its efficiency. It’s the air gaps within which keep your house warm.
2. Placing boards directly on joists restricts ventilation and can prevent moisture escaping from insulation.

Why LoftZone?

LoftZone is a multi award-winning loft flooring product. It is the only system currently available which carries independent certification by the BBA making it suitable for use in homes with the recommended amount of insulation. Other plastic support products don’t have this endorsement.

Using timber to build up the joists is commonly done, but is not recommended. It restricts cross-joist airflow, fails thermal bridging requirements and is far heavier than the LoftZone system. Learn more >

Simple, strong, unique design

The patented StoreFloor loft storage system consists of only 3 parts: The metal Cross-Beams, which you screw the boards on to, and the recycled plastic Tri-Supports and Uni-Supports, which screw into your joists and carry the load

Strong galvanized steel cross-beams

The Cross-Beams make the raised deck safe to walk upon and faster to install. Beams are the only safe way to support loftboards, and allow you to avoid inevitable obstructions on joists such as pipes or wiring. Other leg or stilt products are unable to do this

Adjustable supports for irregularly spaced joists

The Cross-Beams slide along the top of the Tri-Supports – to deal with the common problem of variable spacing between joists. Without this, the boards may not reach the next joist and will be unsafe

Lighter and faster to install than timber

StoreFloor is much lighter and faster than using timber to raise the loft floor, and is a better insulator too – keeping your heating bills down

Designed to promote airflow to reduce condensation

StoreFloor leaves an air gap underneath the boards, to prevent condensation. (Note that some other raised loft products aren’t tall enough for this essential feature)