Bashtan Ltd

The project involved a full back to brick refurbishment of the ground floor and the addition of a new extension to create an open plan living space comprising of a kitchen, back utility room, cloakroom, front living room, dining area and a separate TV room. Maximum glazing brings as much natural light into the home as possible using specialist steel slimline doors and windows to create a light and airy space. A luxury bespoke kitchen was fitted with large wire pendant light fittings to complete the contemporary industrial feel our clients were looking to create. Rustic Tobacco engineered flooring was fitted over a wet underfloor heating system with nest controls throughout the ground floor.

A loft conversion is one of the best extensions you can do to add value to a house. It is a simple extension from a building point of view with very little disruption as builders can access the roof through scaffolding, leaving your family undisturbed for much of the construction works. It is a worthwhile project for London terraced homes where the floor space and ground floor extension potential is very limited.

This pod extension or front or rear mansard on terraced houses involved extending or altering the structure of the roof space. This conversion allowed for an additional floor space of up to 40 square meters to create space for a bedroom with a bathroom and a new study area in the new loft space leading onto a roof terrace.

Phase two of this project for our client in Wimbledon comprised of a further rear kitchen extension and refurbishment of the large kitchen, back kitchen and breakfast room with a conservatory roof light. The design and skill of our joiner creating a bespoke kitchen to our clients spec. The roof extension consisted of working within the existing loft shell we had built in phase 1 of the project, to cut out a roof section and create an outdoor area off a multi-use living space with a large gym, home office, additional TV room and bathroom with a feature roof terrace overlooking Wimbledon Common. We used a walk-on glass to replace the old loft hatch, in order to create natural light into the first floor landing area. We also hard landscaped the patio and created an outdoor kitchen for entertaining.

The project involved converting two flats back into a family home. The client required a complete side return with pitched glazing to create as much natural light into the kitchen and dining area, and slim framed patio door design to create a light and modern effect. The construction involved a ground floor rear and side wrap around extension, a second floor conversion and rear roof extension and a full back to brick interior and exterior refurbishment.

We are delighted to showcase this rear extension and back to brick refurbishment project of a mid-terraced home in Fulham. Or client opted for a dramatic open plan living area and made use of crittal interior glass panels to maximise the light. 

We are very proud of the full interior and back to brick refurbishment of a mid-terraced property in Fulham  to create a beautiful five storey family home for our client. This project involved extensive extension and refurbishment work, including a side infill ground floor extension with a flat roof, a full basement, whole house interior and exterior refurbishment, as well as a loft conversion and garden and landscaping work. The internal layouts were completely altered to provide 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, as well as several living and family spaces, and the new additions were designed to respect the character of the conservation area. 

We are delighted to showcase our most recent project on a Fulham Lions House. This project involved extensive extension work, including a rear wrap around ground floor extension with pitched glazing, a basement conversion, second floor pod extension and a full interior refurbishment.

We're experts in the renovation and extension of typical Victorian terraces in Fulham and SW London. This is an example of the transformation of a previously un-modernised, un-extended house.  We created a cost-effective basement utility and WC area by digging out the existing cellar by hand and siting appliances and boiler to free up space on the upper floors.  We then extended the kitchen into the side return, converted the loft to create a large master and en-suite and added a pod extension.  In this instance, we used a specialist planning consultant who was able to gain permission for a full length pod as opposed to the usual half length.  Internal renovations included the moving of internal walls to create a large first floor bedroom and ensuite using the middle bedroom for extra space and finally a modern first floor reception with glass balustrade overlooking the new kitchen area.
 

The 1940's detached chalet required extensive upgrading with a complete rebuild of the upper story and roof. We also extended the front and rear of the ground floor of the property creating additional space for the relocation of the staircase and extending the rear reception room. The property required complete demolition of the roof and first floor in order to start the re-build. As the project took six months to complete over the winter, we built a steel cap roof over the scaffolding and covered the structure with plastic sheeting to protect the property from the elements. We completely rewired all electrics and replaced the boiler with mega flow system and large cylinder to accommodate and improve the heating system and provide enough hot water capacity for five bathrooms and WC.  All glazing was replaced throughout the property using double glazed timber sash windows and french doors.