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Ceiling heights in Tonypandy CF40: what the housing stock suggests

Of the ≈9,470 homes on the council tax list in Tonypandy CF40, 78 % were built before 1919 and 21 % in 1945 or later, when ceilings came down to about 2.30–2.45 m. That suggests typical ceilings of ≈2.40–2.65 m here — an estimate by build period, not a measurement: measure your own. At 2.40 m a ceiling light over a walkway can be at most 40 cm deep; 2,859 of ours fit.

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When the homes were built

  • before 191978 %
  • 1919–19441 %
  • 1945–198213 %
  • 1983 or later8 %

An estimate from when the homes were built and the typical ceiling of each period — not a measurement of any home. Measure from floor to ceiling where the light will go; loft rooms, extensions and flats in converted houses often differ.

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How it hangs

  • Homes counted9,470
  • Built before 191978 %
  • Built 1919–19441 %
  • Built 1945–198213 %
  • Built 1983 or later8 %
  • Typical ceiling height≈2.40–2.65 m
  • Homes likely under 2.40 m21 %
  • Deepest ceiling light keeping 2.00 m headroom40 cm
  • Longest drop over a 75 cm table90 cm
  • Ceiling lights that fit2,859
  • Price from£11

Worked out, not measured

Where these numbers come from

  • Homes by build period: Valuation Office Agency, Council Tax stock of properties 2025, table CTSOP4.1 (31 March 2025).
  • Postcode district: each small area's homes are split by its share of live residential postcodes (ONS National Statistics Postcode Lookup, August 2026).
  • Typical ceiling for each build period from architectural sources, weighted by the share of homes — an estimate, not a measurement.
  • Lights: lowest point 2.00 m above the floor at 2.40 m; checked against 3,863 matching lights in our catalogue snapshot of 2026-09-27, 2,859 can be bought now. Release families-2026-09-29.
  • Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0 (Valuation Office Agency).
  • Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v.3.0.
  • Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026.
  • Contains Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2026.

All the numbers

BuiltShare of homes (%)Typical ceiling (m)Homes
before 1900 (Victorian or older)55≈2.40–2.705,230
1900–1918 (Edwardian)23≈2.60–2.802,170
1919–19391≈2.40–2.6060
1945–198213≈2.30–2.451,250
1983 or later8≈2.30760

People also ask

Is this the height of my ceiling in Tonypandy CF40?

No. It's an estimate from when the homes here were built, using typical ceiling heights for each period. Measure your own ceiling before you buy.

Why are newer homes lower?

Homes built from 1945 usually have ceilings of about 2.30–2.45 m; older homes about 2.40–2.80 m (typical ranges by period from architectural sources).

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