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A new conservatory or sunroom for your home
A conservatory or sunroom can come in many types, styles and sizes. uPVC is popular, but there is always the option of a hardwood conservatory for the environmentally conscious. You might want to add some conservatory blinds so you can regulate heat and light. No matter what you choose, it will increase your enjoyment of your home by creating extra living space and a wonderful area in which to relax.
Hardwood
Hardwood conservatory...
We can supply you with an environmentally friendly hardwood conservatory in any of a wide range of styles. A hardwood conservatory offers an attractive and appealing alternative for people looking for a 'natural' material that's energy efficient....more details
D.I.Y
DIY conservatory...
If you are skilled at DIY then a supply only conservatory is for you. By choosing to buy a DIY conservatory you could save thousands of pounds of the normal cost associated with buying one new, such as surveyor fees....more details
UPVC
Popular uPVC conservatory...
uPVC remains the No1 material choice in the UK from which to build a conservatory or sunroom. A uPVC conservatory or sunroom offers low maintenance and comes in a wide choice of colours and styles other than white such as woodgrain. One of the best weather resistant materials....more details
Supply Only Conservatories
Save money on conservatories by choosing supply only...
If you are an experienced DIY person or a builder you might want to consider this option for ordering your sunroom, orangery or conservatory.
By choosing supply only you could save money on surveyor, groundwork and installation fees which could save you thousands of pounds!
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Conservatory Quote
Get a 'best price' conservatory quote...
Our online conservatory quote service allows you to get a great deal on the price of your uPVC, DIY or hardwood conservatory or sunroom. You can choose to select from all types of styles, shapes and features, and then simply click for your quick and easy conservatory quote. We source best deal prices from leading recognised conservatory companies that are all members of the Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF). To apply online for a quotation click here…
Conservatory Blinds
Make your sunroom or conservatory a more comfortable place to be with conservatory blinds.
Given that you've invested in a conservatory or sunroom in order to give you more light, it might seem odd to start talking about conservatory blinds. However, too much glare can make it difficult to read a book or see the person you are talking to. Conservatory blinds allow you to regulate the amount of heat and light that enters the room, diminishing glare and keeping it warm in the winter.
Conservatory Building & Erection
Conservatories built to last by qualified and experienced builders...
When it comes time for your sunroom or conservatory to be erected a fair degree of building work has to take place. Foundations, dwarf walls and bases need to be constructed, and all are crucial in ensuring your new conservatory or sunroom will stand the rigours of use, weather and time. That's why all the companies we use have fully qualified and experienced builders and architects who are members of the Federation of Master Builders.
Various Styles / Shapes of Conservatories and Sunroom
There are lots to consider when choosing a conservatory style and shape...
The style and shape of your conservatory will depend largely on the type and shape of building you have already, as well as its location and any local building restrictions. The simplest way of choosing the right style and shape for your home is using a professional conservatory company who will find out about your local building restrictions on your behalf and offer you advice on the best style suited to your home. Read more about conservatory styles.
The History of the Sunroom, Greenhouse and Conservatory
Originating in the nineteenth century and used for mainly for plants...
Originating at the beginning of the nineteenth century, the greenhouse style conservatory was originally used for keeping plants and, as the name suggests, conserving them. The modern day conservatory, synonymous with home improvement, started to appear towards the end of the nineteenth century, when the purpose of such rooms started to shift from merely keeping plants to providing a social setting for gatherings, drinks and food. This has evolved to where we are today, with conservatories largely being used as a further social room (with the addition of some plants). The United Kingdom is home to some of the world's best conservatories such as Kew Gardens, Chatsworth House and the Eden Project. Though each comes dates from a different era, they all show something of the origins of the conservatory/sunroom.