External and internal doors in South Wales

Yes, our conservatories are made to measure and can be personalised with a host of accessories and design features both inside and out.

Conservatories can be made private by the thoughtful use of obscure glass, solid side panels, blinds or even a solid wall on one side.

The average turnaround is six to ten working weeks from placing the order (depending on the weather or if planning permission is required).

Modern conservatories, with insulated bases and cavity walls, which feature double-glazed units and a thermally efficient roof, can be used all year round. A good use of heating will also help. Comfort levels can be further enhanced through glazing which is specifically developed to keep conservatories warm in winter by retaining heat, and cool in summer be excluding solar radiation.

Most of the products are guaranteed for a full 10 years against discolouration and delamination of the specially bonded wood-effect finish.

Probably not. Planning Permission isn’t required unless you’re adding a conservatory to a house that has already been extended. You may also need to check the age of your home as developers of new build properties sometimes have restrictions placed upon them.

The positioning of your conservatory will influence the ambience of the room at times during the day. In general, the following applies: North facing: Subjected to the colder side of our climate but enjoying some morning sun. Good insulation and heating will be required. South facing: The warmth of a conservatory on the sunny side of your property will be appreciated by both people and plants. Enough ventilation and shading will help to keep the room at a comfortable temperature during hot spells. East facing: Benefits from early morning sun, making it an ideal breakfast room. West facing: Fairly well-lit at the start of the day and benefits from the warmth of the sun in the afternoons and evenings-perfect for entertaining and dinner parties.