Conservatories are an excellent way of increasing living space on their property. They come with a range of benefits and can potentially improve the value of your home. Furthermore, conservatories are easy to install and come in many styles. Of course, choosing the correct conservatory for the home requires consideration and research.
Older properties will often want to keep original features. In summary, this means that modern styles of conservatories designed using uPVC may not look good and could look out of place.
However, tiled roofs are a better option providing that all the bricks and materials match up to the current home. That creates a stunning finish linking to the original older, traditional parts of the property.
A better option for an older house may be an orangery. Orangeries provide style between modern and tradition. Plus, an additional lantern roof can help to increase the light.
Various shapes
Different styles
Easy to design your layout
Ideal for smaller space
If you have a small property and are considering a conservatory, you may need to think about the style and shape. That is because when space is limited, you need to maximise all of the usable areas.
Rectangular and square conservatories are better for smaller houses as they tend to suit the design. Plus, a domed roof installed on the extension is much better suited for smaller gardens. That is because they can enhance the space without taking over the full rear of the property.
Newer houses benefit from any type, style of conservatory. However, glass extensions are becoming more popular as these allow much light to enter the property. The large glass panels are an excellent option for a modern looking home.
Frames made from brick, using modern uPVC and aluminium make up the conservatory on modern homes. These give plenty of style and design. Other benefits include plenty of living space and integration to the garden.
