BPS Superior L Compliant ‘Swing Down’ Insulated Loft Hatch/Door | Draught Seals | Polystyrene Insulation | 50mm Thick | CFC Free

Preparation is key. If measurements are correct when ordering then you’ll not be disappointed

It's ok. It says in the blurb that it's very good at stopping heat escaping. When the sun shone through from the loft window you can see where it lacks some kind of insulation (around the edges there is none) Also it needed reflective foil on the insulation which I added.Easy to install and operate.

Cheap and cheerful, but has a very neat appearance once installed. But care needed, and plenty of clearance in the hole, to avoid distortion of the very flimsy frame. The thermograph shows that my door seems to be only fully airtight in one place (Really not sure why, as the door does seem to seat well all around.) BTW At the time this pic was taken, I had already added additional wool insulation in the narrow cavity surrounding the door, and had also caulked all around the inside and outside of the frame to avoid airleaks. I'm being super critical and fussy here - it is about the cheapest hatch on the market, after all! But I went for of ease of installation, as this was the same size as the old hatch. A much better (and more expensive) steel and PIR hatch being smaller than this, unless I paid three times the price for a custom-sized one. You pays your money and makes your choice! Overall, reasonably happy with my purchase.

Not as sturdy as one fitted at present but looks as if will do job fine. Fitting is atraightforward, reversal of removal of old unit. Long term use ? How often are you in loft anyway.

Fits perfectly