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Direction
Where the room faces changes the light it receives and the heat it holds.
Conservatories04 / 08
A room that belongs to the garden.
Built in uPVC and designed around how the room will actually be used through a Multan summer.
MADE TO MEASURE
Why build one
The walls stop behaving like walls.
A conservatory changes how a house gets used: breakfast where the morning light reaches, a room for plants, somewhere to sit in December when the lawn looks its best.
It is made mostly of glass, and that is the point. You get the garden without being outside, and the light without the dust.
Designed from the site
Orientation decides almost everything.
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Shade
Roof, overhang and surrounding walls determine whether the room remains usable in June.
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Glass
Our recommended 6–10–6 double glazing is the starting point; orientation and use decide whether another spacer or glazing build is better.
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Span
The frame stays as slim as the opening safely allows, preserving the reason for building it.
The first step
Every conservatory begins with a site visit.
Partly for measurements. Mostly because the way the space faces decides whether it becomes a room you live in or one you avoid for half the year.
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A conservatory cannot be priced well from a list.
Start with a site survey. We will look at the opening, direction, shade and intended use before specifying the frame and glass.