Extensions
A larger kitchen, additional living space or a better connection to the garden. An extension works best when the old and new parts feel like one home.
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Space, daylight and a thoughtful connection to the garden.
A larger kitchen or a light-filled extension starts with the way you use your home. Explore layout, structure and finishes together before making the first building decisions.
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Your wishes firstA plan suited to the home
Clear agreementsScope, choices and timing
Careful finishingDetails considered together
Warranty & aftercareConditions discussed in advance
A complete building planFrom a new idea
From a new idea
to a better home.
Add space, improve the layout or renew carefully. Explore the parts of your project.
Sliding & folding glazed doors
A wide garden opening changes the relationship between inside and outside. Operation and thresholds deserve attention alongside the glazing.
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Roof glazing can bring daylight where wall windows cannot. Position and solar exposure affect everyday comfort.
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A new kitchen often needs building work as well. The supplier and tradespeople must work from the same dimensions and installation plan.
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A terrace or deck should connect comfortably to the home and remain practical through weather and maintenance.
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The difference starts
with a considered plan.
Imagine extending the kitchen while keeping the dining table inside the original house. The addition should also bring useful light to that table. Include the existing room and the place where you read or work in the daytime.
How can the original room avoid becoming darker?
Assess the old and new rooms on one drawing. An additional rooflight becomes a reasoned choice when you know where light is needed and how sunlight and heat will be managed.
Make the details clear.
Draw one section through the kitchen, glazing and terrace. Include finished floor levels, the roof edge and shading position; separate supplier sketches do not fully show these relationships.
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How can the original room avoid becoming darker?
Assess the old and new rooms on one drawing. An additional rooflight becomes a reasoned choice when you know where light is needed and how sunlight and heat will be managed.
What work can I discuss?
Extensions, home renovation, structural changes, roof and facade work, installations and interior finishing. The necessary work and specialists are determined for the actual project.
How is a price established?
The existing building, scope, structure, installations, access and finishes determine the cost. A useful proposal may require a survey and further design information.
Is permission required?
This depends on the location, building and proposed work. Use the official Omgevingsloket and resolve uncertainty before scheduling construction.
What warranty applies?
Ask for applicable workmanship and product arrangements in writing, including scope, conditions, maintenance and how to report an issue.
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makes a difference.
Considering daylight in both old and new space — light from kitchen to garden
Your starting point: light from kitchen to garden. Large glazing does not automatically create a pleasantly light home. An extension also affects daylight in the existing rooms behind it.
Read the guideCoordinating floor levels before finishing — light from kitchen to garden
Your starting point: light from kitchen to garden. A floor contains several layers. Its finished height affects doors, stairs, kitchen units and transitions.
Read the guideCoordinating the kitchen supplier and building work — light from kitchen to garden
Your starting point: light from kitchen to garden. A kitchen affects walls, floors, electricity, water and ventilation. Use one final installation drawing and agree when the room must be ready.
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