TIMCO Timloc - 562x662 - Plastic Hinged Loft Access Door - 562 x 662 - White

The media could not be loaded. I recently installed the TIMCO Timloc Plastic Hinged Loft Access Door, and I’m really pleased with the quality and functionality. It’s a well-designed, sturdy access panel that provides a clean and modern look for my loft entry. And it's insulated already.Pros:✅ Good Build Quality – The plastic feels strong and durable, not flimsy✅ Easy to Install – Simple DIY fit with clear instructions✅ Neat & Tidy Appearance – The white finish looks sleek and blends well with the ceiling✅ Well-Designed Hinges – Opens and closes smoothly without any issues✅ Insulated & Draft-Proof – Helps keep heat in and cold air outCons:⚠️ Slightly Flexible Plastic – While sturdy, the door has a bit of flex, which may not suit all preferencesFinal Thoughts:This is a great loft access door for the price—functional, easy to install, and looks good once fitted. If you're after a simple, effective solution for your loft entry, I’d definitely recommend it! 🔧🏠

I was gifted a ladder to make entry to the small loft hatch easier but needed to extend the current hatch size.This hatch came quickly and was very easy to install.I reinforced the current beams, cut an extra 10cm of plasterboard out and screwed it all up, was very easy with the only issue being one corner getting slightly stuck but think this was me overtightening the screws.The hatch was easy to lock into place and it all just works, I now have easy access to my loft and at a very cheap price.

The item arrived quite quickly but had missing parts,I had to contact the seller three times before the missing bits were dispatched, the carpenter I had booked had to be postponed at a cost to myself.once the missing parts arrived the hatch was easy to assemble and seemed quit easy to fit.the hatch itself seems ok and looks very neat the only problem we had was with the poor customer service.

Item was a good price, arrived quickly and was well packaged. Easy to install and looks good. Important to note that NO OPERATING POLE is included (I assumed it would be, or how else to open?. Surely this should be mentioned in the listing?).

You have to make a hole for the hatch to fit in that is exactly the right size, which on older houses may require a bit of cutting and packing with timber as the joists won't necessarily be entirely square or of the required dimensions. Once that's done and the hole is the right length and width and round maybe at least 10cm deep, to include plasterboard on the ceiling, fitting is very easy and result looks good and works very well.You are provided with a plastic key to fit on the end of a pole, to lock and unlock the hatch from floor level, but not the pole. This probably makes sense as not everyone will be the same height or have the same height ceiling. A piece of dowel did the job well, though I did have to glue the key onto it, to stop it turning on the dowel rather than unlocking the hatch, even though the fit on the dowel was tight. Not a big problem, or alternatively one could screw the key onto the pole, with a little judicious drilling.

a great product strong simple to fit well worth the money and a far better product than the 2 i had to take back to bq which were a different make and total rubbish

Does the job, easy to fit but to flimsy to hold its shape. You get what you paid for and once installed looks good

I had fitted one of these about 20ys ago and thought that they may have improved it by now, but no exactly the same! The main issue is the insulation doesn't come right up to the edges and the hatch won't close tight on the single point latch, as it is slightly bowed down on the corners.However it is cheap, easy to install, and as they say you get what you pay for!