Monday, May 18, 2009

Clear Approach to Conservatories

A conservatory or orangery is something of a 'must have' item for many of us today. Whether used as a garden sitting room for dining, as a playroom or just a place to relax it can be a valuable addition to any home. Whatever your preference you need to choose wisely if you want to gain extra living space that will greatly enhance the value and style of your home. The alternative can be be a leaking eyesore so it is always sensible to carefully choose quality products and service to the highest safety standards.

When it come to choosing a location there are many factors to consider, such as the amount of sunlight your new extension will receive and convenience of access. You also need a conservatory or orangery in keeping with the style of the house or garden, with double glazing windows, heating and ventilation other important considerations. Those thinking of filling the conservatory or orangery with plants may consider a water tap or maybe even a small pond or fountain.

To consider such options after your conservatory has been built is far more expensive. It is all too easy to go with the conservatory or orangery style you'll find on a glossy brochure, but find out what other styles are available in a showroom. Consider its a place where you plan to spend a lot of time, be that pottering with plants or enjoying a leisurely evening with a glass of something refreshing. Maintenance and safety of your conservatory or orangery are also important and don't ignore security.

Ensure the conservatory or orangery design does not allow glass to be removed easily. PVC doors should be lockable and consider window locks. Finally there are many finishing touches to consider for your conservatory or orangery, from the choice of flooring, lighting and window blinds.

Contact us today and discuss our Conservatory & Orangery range or if you prefer, visit our Cheshire or Lancashire showroom http://www.theconservatoryoutlet.co.uk We guarantee you won't be disappointed!

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