Conservatories in Berwickshire

Conservatories are a frequent addition to properties, as they create a well lit and airy extra space for an affordable price, have an attractive exterior appearance, and may also increase the value of your property. Conservatories can be sized to suit virtually any amount of available space, and come in a wide variety of designs. Some of the examples include lean-to conservatories, Edwardian conservatories, Victorian conservatories, T or P shaped conservatories, or gable conservatories. Most conservatories feature glass walls with a dwarf wall around a quarter of the height of the conservatory made out of brick, and a glazed ceiling, although some conservatories do come in solid roof designs. Conservatory frames are typically either UPVC or wooden, although some are aluminium.

Conservatories will offer a totally practical space all year round. Consider solar UV protected roof glazing to help regulate the temperature of your conservatory in the warmer months, and careful planning about heating solutions will make sure your conservatory won’t get too cold in the colder months. Most conservatories don’t require planning permission, although check with your local authority to verify this as constraints can apply in a few areas.

There are various manufacturers of conservatory and a variety of companies that will fit them. The key to finding your ideal conservatory is to shop around and get quotes from different companies, as well as taking advice from a lot of manufacturers on the best suited conservatory to suit your space.