LoftZone StoreFloor animated installation

Insulating your loft or attic is essential - but when it is fully insulated, where do you store all your belongings? Squashing insulation with boxes or boards means it doesn't work as well.
Introducing the LoftZone™ StoreFloor: The cheapest, easiest way to add safe storage space above your insulation, and provide safe access to your loft or attic too.
The LoftZone StoreFloor protects your insulation, thereby reducing your heating bills by saving energy and cutting CO2 emissions as intended, but also allows you to safely store and access items in your loft or attic. It can be fitted as a DIY job in minutes and you don't even have to clear your whole loft or attic space of your belongings before fitting insulation. Although it is lightweight, StoreFloor provides a very strong platform for storing items and walking on.
The combined cost of insulation, installation, LoftZone StoreFloor and loft floor boards is cheaper than the only other safe solution which is to lay rigid foam insulation on the loft floor and board above that. There is also no need to spend time cutting the foam to size, worry about leaving air gaps, or worry about condensation with rigid foam options.
Other products to raise the height of the loft floor don't work as well because loft joists are not evenly spaced, which means it can be difficult to secure the loft boards firmly on to them. Only StoreFloor has an adjustable beam which means that you can safely screw the boards down on to them, regardless of joist spacing. The beam also allows you to bridge over any obstructions in the loft too.
LoftZone™ StoreFloor: The cheapest, easiest way to add safe storage space above your insulation, and provide safe access to your loft or attic too. For more information, see www.LoftZone.co.uk

[@ukloftboarding]

B and Q just sell single legs which when assembled are very unsteady. Store Floor is a completely different system, watch the video, its not just plastic legs its a whole sub-frame system with tri supports and metal sub-frame beams, There is a big difference David.

[@Davyfb75]

Band Q have been selling plastic legs to do this for years, where is the revolution?