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More Than Loft Ladders F


orgotten loft space is a passion for More Than Loft Ladders (MTLL), taking under-utilised


lofts and transforming them into effective storage solutions. These are cost-effective and accessible storage installations that eliminate the need for expensive home extensions. In other words: they make homes bigger at a fraction of the cost of a builder! Since its humble beginnings in


Bolton back in 2007, the company has undergone a remarkable transformation, solidifying its position as a leading and award-winning franchise in the loft solutions industry. The company has grown from a small, local outfit into a


truly national organisation with a network of installers across the UK. The success of combining strong brand identity (including lovable mascot Larry), with a proven, scalable, and successful business model, results in a lot of loft transformations! In


“As the UK’s longest- established franchise in the loft access industry, More Than Loft Ladders knows market inside out”


2024 alone, More Than Loft Ladders laid 210,000 sq ft of loft boarding – equivalent to 100 tennis courts! This growth has been spearheaded


by Managing Director Liam Hobbs – a former franchisee with nine years of experience. Liam experienced the potential of the MTLL model first-hand, having successfully expanded his own franchise operation across three territories with five installation vans and a high-street showroom/office. His vision for MTLL was clear: to build upon the company’s strong foundation and elevate it to new heights. His deep understanding of the business, gained through nearly a decade as a franchisee, provided him with invaluable insights into the challenges and opportunities within the sector. He recognised the importance of empowering franchise partners with the tools and resources they needed to thrive. Staying true to the company’s roots, MTLL choose to grow by recruiting trusted, local franchise partners in every region. These local business owners, all


operating under the More Than Loft Ladders brand, make sure each of their customers get the same, consistent high standard of service and care. Investing in any franchise will always be a daunting task, and More Than Loft Ladders aims to make the process as smooth as possible. As the UK’s longest-established franchise in the loft access industry, MTLL knows the sector and market inside out, so any prospective partners will have no need to worry about making costly mistakes as they begin their journey to new heights. Many of these partners have grown from a “man-in-a-van” model to fully managed multi-vehicle businesses. This is achieved by MTLL supporting partners with tried-


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