Modern
conservatories, with insulated bases and cavity walls which feature double glazed units and a thermal efficient roof, can indeed be used all year round. The prudent use of relevant heating technology will also help.
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Probably not - unless you are adding a conservatory to a house that has already been extended. You may also need to check if your house is a 'new build', as developers sometimes have restrictions placed upon them. |
Since all conservatories are made to order, you can have anything that's physically achievable. A chat with us will open up possibilities you may have never dreamed of. |
That's a Victorian (Edwardian if it's a square shape) - the most popular style of conservatory in the UK. |
Get in contact with us and provide a simple sketch of your problem. There's always a solution, and the chances are we'll come up with several alternatives. |
The average turnaround time is 6 to 10 working weeks from receiving the order in writing (depending on the weather or if planning permission is required). It can take longer at the busiest times of year. |
Contact us to check the base is square and level. We will then undertake the design and manufacture of your side frames and conservatory roof. |
All conservatories are made to measure and can be personalised with a host of accessories and design features both inside and out. |
In April 2002, the Government introduced Part L, amending Building Regulations for the first time to require replacement windows and doors to meet tough new thermal performance standards. The new standards applies when new doors replace an existing window or you change the doors between the house and conservatory, but not when you keep the existing lockable French doors or patio doors between house and conservatory. |
Conservatories can be made private by the thoughtful use of obscure glass, solid panels at the side, blinds or even a solid wall on one side.
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