Conservatory, Window & Door Outlet

Conservatories are a great way to improve the value of your home and to make the best use of your property. Conservatories are available with attractive double glazed frames, and building or adding a conservatory to your home is a relatively simple way to increase the habitable space in your property.

Conservatories are available in other various designs, styles and colour options. Some of the general designs are Victorian conservatory, Edwardian conservatory, Mediterranean conservatory and Gable conservatories. There is a wide range of styles to choose from to enhance the look of your home.

Mediterranean conservatories are also known as sun lounge. They are best option where space is limited or you live in a bungalow. They are best suited where a smallest angle of roof pitch is essential.

Victorian conservatories are the most traditional and known because of their bay front and inclined roof. They are beautiful and attractive and are suited for all types of house styles. Bay front can be of 3 or 5 facets in size.

Edwardian conservatories can be identify easily because of its rectangular foot and pitched top. The four-sided figure form utilises the interior space efficiently. It allows the furniture to fit in corners easily.

Gable conservatories add a sense of grandeur to any home. With it’s square or rectangular shape it also offers excellent use of the floor space. The front panel of the conservatory remains upright creating a feeling of great height within the conservatory and an altogether lighter and airy effect.

For further information on conservatories you can talk to qualified designers at Orion Windows online or you can personally visit them at their Harrogate or York Showrooms in North Yorkshire.

When you want to enhance the use of space to your home then choose a beautiful Conservatory from Orion Windows.

If you are interested in more information and updates on conservatories then log on to www.orion-windows.co.uk

Orion Windows (part of the Conservatory Outlet Network) is one of Yorkshire’s leading companies for Conservatories in Leeds, Conservatories in York, Conservatories in Hull, Conservatories in Scarborough and Conservatories in Harrogate

uPVC Conservatories have become increasingly popular over the years since they provide more living space and at the same time allow you to link the inside of your home to your garden and the natural environment.

uPVC Conservatories are often perceived differently by different people and have many different uses. For example, some people use their conservatory as a breakfast or dining room, for others the conservatory serves as a place to play and have fun with the kids, while others consider it to be a space where they can relax. Being an extension of your living space, conservatories can also make a perfect sunroom, as they provide you with ample sunlight all year round.

Why are uPVC Conservatories in such high demand?
The main advantage of adding a conservatory to your home is that you are effectively adding another room thus increasing the space you have available as well as adding to your homes value.

uPVC Conservatories have an unbeatable charm and they are great to look at and are known for their elegance and sophistication. Nowadays, there is a wide range of conservatories to choose from, differing in colour, design and usage. Another reason that conservatories have become more and more popular is that they have become more affordable and are a cheaper option than moving home.

Different Types of uPVC Conservatories
uPVC Conservatories are available in a manner of different shapes and sizes to suit every home and personal preference. The most popular conservatories today are PVC conservatories as they are easy to maintain, durable and very reasonably priced.

Conservatory Outlet is a leading supplier and manufacturer of high quality, low-cost conservatories in the UK. The company supplies a range of different conservatories to meet the varied tastes of all their customers. The company even provide a bespoke service that enables you to design your own conservatory specifically to your taste and budget. The range includes different style and colour finishes as well as a choice of roof and glass designs.

Conservatory Outlet also specialise in providing quality PVC Doors, Double Glazed Windows, French Doors, Patio Doors and a range of Roofline products. Our conservatories are quick and easy to install and can be designed by you, to meet all your requirements. Our team of experts are readily available to guide you on how you can make best possible use of the available space for constructing your conservatory. Our conservatories are very reasonably priced and are available in a variety of styles and finishes.

Conservatory Outlet specialise in the manufacture and installation of the latest energy saving uPVC Conservatories, Orangeries, Double Glazing Replacement Windows and Doors – supplying a network of home improvement companies throughout Cheshire, Cumbria, Lancashire, Shropshire, West Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, Northern Ireland and Wales.

Whether you have lived in your home for two years or twenty two years there are very few people who would not like more space. However moving house to a bigger property is not always practical. Not only is moving house very expensive but it may also mean leaving the area where you feel settled, have made friends and put down roots. If you have plenty of outdoor space then a great option is to extend your current home. Although adding a traditional brick built extension can be very expensive adding a conservatory or orangery to your home is not only affordable but will give you that much needed extra living space you need.

Modern uPVC conservatories have become very popular over the past twenty years. They not only add much needed extra living space but they also have a light and airy feel like no other room in your home. They help to bridge the gap between your home and you garden allowing to make the most of your garden whatever the weather. Due to double glazing used in the construction of uPVC conservatories they are now far more energy efficient and cheaper to heat making them a space which can be used 365 days a year. They can also be used for virtually any purpose so if you need extra room for a study, play room, dining area or living room a uPVC could be the answer. uPVC conservatories are also probably the cheapest way of extending your home and not only will they add space but also value to your property if you decide to sell in the future.

However if you want the latest trend to hit the home improvement market then you need to consider orangeries. The forefather of the conservatory the orangery is making a comeback. Originally only afforded by the very wealthy developments have been made in the construction industry and orangeries are now an affordable way of adding extra living space to your home. Orangeries have a more substantial feel than a conservatory due to the brick or stone pillars used in the construction. Orangeries are available in both traditional and modern contemporary styles depending on your own personal taste.

If you decide to extend your home then of course you can add a traditional brick built extension. However by adding a uPVC conservatory or orangery you will be adding a room like no other in your house which will allow you to enjoy your garden 365 days a year. Whilst giving you that much needed extra living space.

Conservatory Outlet specialise in the manufacture and installation of the latest energy saving Conservatories and custom built Orangeries throughout Cheshire, Cumbria, Lancashire, Shropshire, West Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, Northern Ireland and Wales.

So if you’re thinking about improving your home visit www.conservatoryoutlet.co.uk or freephone 0800 915 8844 today.

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In the current economic climate more and more people are choosing to stay in their current home rather than move to a new house. As families grow and space becomes limited more and more people are opting to extend their current homes. Adding a UPVC Conservatory has proved to be very popular as not only does it give you more living space but it also adds value to the property, enables you to enjoy your garden from the comfort of indoors and UPVC Conservatories are more affordable than traditional brick built extensions.

The great thing about UPVC Conservatories is that they can be tailor made to suit your individual needs. Modern UPVC Conservatories are used for a variety of different purposes from dining rooms to play rooms therefore each individual client is likely to have different requirements.

UPVC Conservatories come in a range of styles including the very popular Edwardian and Victorian ranges. Traditionally UPVC Conservatories were built using timber or iron frames. However, modern conservatories are built using uPVC. By using uPVC windows and uPVC doors in a UPVC Conservatory they are far more energy efficient as they incorporate double glazing. uPVC not only makes them cheaper to run but also much cheaper to install in the first place. The other great thing about uPVC windows and doors is that they are also very low maintenance. Traditional UPVC Conservatory frames needed to be treated every couple of years to prevent them from warping and rotting whereas uPVC frames only require washing with soap and water to keep them looking as good as new.

The price of the UPVC Conservatory will depend on the size and style of UPVC Conservatory that you opt for. The smaller and more basic the design of UPVC Conservatory the cheaper it will be. There are many extras that you can add to UPVC Conservatories such as self cleaning glass and under floor heating but obviously this will push the price up.

Extending your property by adding a UPVC Conservatory has become very popular as they are affordable and add value in a struggling housing market. If you are looking to add space and make the most of your garden then you should definitely be considering a UPVC Conservatory.

Conservatory Outlet specialise in the manufacture and installation of the latest energy saving Conservatories and custom built Orangeries throughout Cheshire, Cumbria, Lancashire, Shropshire, West Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, Northern Ireland and Wales.

So if you’re thinking about improving your home visit www.conservatoryoutlet.co.uk or freephone 0800 915 8844 today.

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A UPVC Conservatory should always enhance your home as much as possible, whether it be from the outside or inside. That’s why location and size of the UPVC Conservatory are very important. A UPVC Conservatory should fit in with your room plan. For example, if the kitchen is at the back of the house, a UPVC Conservatory that doubles up as a dining room or a breakfast room should ideally be positioned off your kitchen. If your living room faces the garden, a sunroom could easily be added to enhance the use of the garden and get more light into your living area.

Of course, a UPVC Conservatory is a bright, airy environment, but did you realise that the adjoining room in your home will also benefit from extra light? This effect can be maximised by choosing a UPVC Conservatory featuring a glass roof such as those shown on this page. This will allow the maximum amount of light into your home, adding to the sense of space.

We all know that a UPVC Conservatory can be a great addition to your home and a relaxing, peaceful environment.

An alternative room to entertain family and friends, a separate room to relax on your own away from the hustle and bustle of family life, or simply an extension to your existing living room, adding a UPVC Conservatory to your home offers you the extra space you have always dreamed of. It is inevitable that as families grow and children get older, more space in the home is needed. However, moving to a bigger home can be expensive and stressful and many people are choosing to add a custom built UPVC Conservatory to their home for a cost effective and problem-free alternative to adding an extra room to your home.

Taking shape and size into consideration, bungalows and cottages usually have a very low roof. A solution here is to select a lean to UPVC Conservatory style – The Lean-To (or Sunroom) UPVC Conservatory is probably the simplest in design and originally the most popular UPVC Conservatory option. With its clean lines and timeless appearance the Lean-To UPVC Conservatory style is still a very popular choice today.

The Lean-To UPVC Conservatory classically has a low pitched roof which makes it ideally suited to bungalows or houses restricted by height.

Large detached or semi detached houses have the most scope for a UPVC Conservatory design. Conservatories can either be completely connected to the house or made to look separate from the house by using a little corridor or lobby to connect UPVC Conservatory and house, whichever design is more appropriate.

A UPVC Conservatory will provide a versatile space that can be used in so many ways and can also be the least expensive and easiest way of adding space to your home. Incredibly versatile, a UPVC Conservatory can be anything you want it to be – create a relaxing living area where you can shut off from the hustle and bustle of family life; a dining room to entertain friends and family; a play area for the children; a private home office or even a luxury kitchen.

And don’t forget the outdoors – a UPVC Conservatory can also allow you to get the most out your garden. Even on a cold day you can still enjoy being closer to nature, extending your summer throughout the year. With a UPVC Conservatory, the possibilities are endless.

David Gibson Conservatories based in Northern Ireland have specialised in design the perfect Conservatories or Sunrooms for over 30 years. To view a range of UPVC Conservatory Designs and Sunroom Options visit www.gibsonconservatories.com or freephone 0800 838 454.

The oxford dictionary defines a conservatory as “a room with a glass roof and walls, attached to a house and used as a sun lounge or a greenhouse”. Conservatories date back as far as the 17th century and have been a popular feature of UK homes ever since. Conservatories became particular popular in the UK due to the harsh climate as they allow you to enjoy the outdoors from the comfort of indoors whatever the weather. Conservatories were originally used as a place to grow plants that could not survive outdoors in the UK climate however, they are now used for a variety of purposes.

Traditionally conservatory frames were built out of wood or timber. Modern technology has moved on and the majority of conservatories are now built out of uPVC. This is because uPVC conservatories are much cheaper and require far less maintenance. There are many different styles of uPVC conservatories such as Victorian, Edwardian, Mediterranean and Bespoke conservatories.

Victorian conservatories are easily recognisable by their angled facets. Depending on personal preference and the room available there are two types of Victorian conservatory the most popular is the three facet design but there is also the five facet design. Edwardian conservatories are defined by their pitched roof and rectangular footprint which allows you to get the most use out of the available space. Whereas Mediterranean or lean-to conservatories are a great option where there are height restrictions such as in a bungalow. Mediterranean conservatories have a shallow slanted roof and often have floor to ceiling windows allowing the maximum view of the outdoors. Bespoke conservatories are individually designed for each customer making each one unique. They are becoming more popular as they can be designed to perfectly fit in the space available.

The great thing about modern uPVC conservatories is not only do they come in a wide range of styles but they can also be matched up to uPVC windows and uPVC doors. By matching up a conservatory with uPVC windows and uPVC doors it can tie the whole house together and make it more aesthetically pleasing.

Conservatory Outlet specialise in the manufacture and installation of the latest energy saving Conservatories and custom built Orangeries throughout Cheshire, Cumbria, Lancashire, Shropshire, West Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, Northern Ireland and Wales.

So if you’re thinking about improving your home visit www.conservatoryoutlet.co.uk or freephone 0800 915 8844 today.

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Planet Conservatories, Windows & Doors is coming to Lancaster – with a new indoor showroom. Part of the Conservatory, Window & Door Outlet network – Planet South Lakes has established itself to be among the most recognised installers of PVC conservatories, orangeries, replacement windows and doors throughout Barrow-in-Furness, Kendal and Lancaster, Morecambe, Carnforth and throughout Cumbria. We have become this way by listening to our customers’ needs and providing answers in even the most testing of locations.

Choosing the right home improvement company for PVC conservatories, orangeries, windows and doors is one of the most important decisions you’ll make when thinking about adding a new bespoke conservatory or having replacement double glazing windows fitted. It’s not just about the price, it’s about the quality and value for money of the products themselves.

Planet South Lakes, currently based in Kendal, Cumbria understand that it means so much when you finally find a company who you feel you can trust to do the job properly – first time. It also makes a huge difference if workers are punctual, courteous, considerate and careful with your possessions. Planet’s dedicated craftsmen will install your new bespoke conservatory, custom built orangery or double glazed windows and doors to the highest standards – working with maximum respect for your property and with minimum disruption to your home life.

A properly planned and fitted PVC conservatory, orangery or quality double glazed windows and doors from Planet South Lakes will add lasting value to your home. That’s the way it should be. So that’s what we do.

So, if you looking for a local home improvement company offering the very latest uPVC Conservatories in Lancaster? A tailor-made Orangery in Lancaster? Or a company who installs the very latest ‘A’ Rated Replacement Double Glazing Windows in Lancaster? Make Planet South Lakes your first choice.

CLICK HERE to contact Planet South Lakes online and arrange a free quotation or freephone 0800 615 2255.

A conservatory is a fantastic addition to any home. They add extra living space and create an atmosphere like no other room in your home. Anyone who has a conservatory will realise the benefits that conservatories provide and would not consider living without one in the future. The problem that some people find is that if they have had their conservatory for a number of years they may find it is starting to look a little tired and dated.

Timber conservatories are one of the worst culprits. If you have a timber conservatory and it is over ten years old it may be starting to show signs of rotting and require a lot of maintenance to keep it in good condition. Many older conservatories also only have single glazed glass this will mean that it is very cold in the winter and cost a lot to heat.

If you have an older conservatory then it may be worth considering an upgrade. The majority of modern conservatories are built from using uPVC and double glazing. This is because uPVC is long lasting and requires far less maintenance than timber framed conservatories. Double glazing is highly energy efficient making it far cheaper to keep your conservatory warm. If you decide to upgrade your conservatory there are three routes you can take.

Depending on the structure of the side frames you may be possible to install a new glazed roof. This will substantially improve the energy efficiency of the conservatory. Depending on the roof you choose you can also restrict the amount of sunlight which flows through the roof helping to keep it cooler in the summer.
The second option is to replace the existing conservatory. This would involve demolishing the existing frame and replacing it with new uPVC windows, uPVC doors and a roof on the existing base and dwarf wall. This should be a relatively easy procedure and should not be too expensive.

The final option is for a complete rebuild. You would need to knock down the existing conservatory any walls and the base and start a fresh. The beauty of a complete redesign is that you can change the shape, style and size of the conservatory to suit your needs. You can add upvc doors which will give you easy access to your garden. You can also customise the conservatory by choosing the colour and features such as lead windows.

The great thing about updating a conservatory is that it will help to modernise you home and improve its energy efficiency. Both these factors will help to add value to the property and make it more desirable if you decide to sell in the future.

Here in the UK we currently seem to be experiencing a mini heat wave and most of us are trying to make the most of it by spending as much time as we can outside enjoying our gardens. However as us Brits know all too well this fantastic weather probably will not last much longer than a couple of weeks.

However every time we have weather like this many of us realise how nice it is to spend time outside in the garden rather than cooped up inside in-front of the television. 
  
However there is a solution which means that you can enjoy the feeling of being outside in your garden throughout the year and that is by having a conservatory fitted. A conservatory is great because of the amount of glass which is used in the construction of the windows, doors and even the roof.

Conservatories have a light and airy feeling like no other room in your house whilst you still get the benefits of being inside and protected from the outside elements. Allowing you to make the most of your garden throughout the year. 
  
Modern conservatories use the latest in double glazing and PVC technology to ensure that they are as energy efficient as possible. Double glazing is highly durable, and can be customised with lead and stained glass to make your conservatory truly unique.

Replacement windows and replacement doors in PVC not only help to make your conservatory as secure as possible but are also very low maintenance meaning that minimal effort is needed to keep your conservatory looking as good as new. 
  
No matter what kind of house you live in and what size garden you have there are many different styles of conservatory to choose from so there is bound to be a conservatory to fit in with your home allowing you to enjoy your garden whatever the weather.

For Great Offers and fabulous savings on uPVC Conservatories – visit www.conservatoryoutlet.co.uk for a FREE Brochure & Quotation or freephone 0800 915 8844 today!

Conservatories have become very popular in suburban England over the past thirty years but where did it all start? The Oxford English dictionary defines a conservatory as a room with a glass roof and walls, attached to a house and used as a sun lounge or a greenhouse. In todays society what is generally referred to as a conservatory is a structure which is attached to a house. However this was not always the case and modern conservatories come have evolved from glasshouses or greenhouses.

It is not actually known when conservatories first came in to use however records show us that they have been around since at least the 17th century. However the conservatories which were around in the 17th century we would not necessarily recognise today as they were stone structures with glazing in them more like a modern orangery than a conservatory.

They were a luxury only afforded by the rich and were used for growing exotic plants from Europe. Explorers such as Christopher Columbus started to bring back seeds and plants from their expeditions and this helped to fuel the popularity of the conservatory as in order for these plants to grow in the European climates they needed to be kept inside.

However conservatories remained a luxury of the wealthy until the late 19th century. Up until this point there had been a tax on glass in England, the heavier the glass the higher the tax therefore panes of glass where thin and the large amounts of glass needed for a conservatory would need to be thicker in order to stand up to the English weather and would therefore be expensive. Also until this point wrought iron was very expensive, cast iron which was mass produced was too weak for all parts of a conservatory but then steel came along which was much more suited for building conservatories.

However then during the first and second world wars the popularity of conservatories diminished due to a lack of resources and the huge amount of effort which was needed to upkeep them. However over the last 35-40 years there has been a renaissance in the popularity of the conservatory and they certainly seem to be back in vogue.

This is probably due to the vast improvements in modern technology. Double glazing has meant that conservatories can be kept much warmer and the amount of heat lost is reduced drastically making them much cheaper to run and a space that can be enjoyed throughout the year. Double glazing also allows them to be much more secure the glass is much thicker and harder to break either by the weather or vandals.

UPVC technology has also made the maintenance of conservatories much less time consuming. Traditional wooden or metal constructed conservatories needed to be treated and looked after on more or less a yearly basis. Whereas UPVC conservatories are virtually maintenance free and only require a wipe with a damp cloth every so often to keep them looking as good as new. Advancements in the way we heat our homes such as under floor heating has also meant it is now much cheaper to run a conservatory. Modern conservatories are no longer a luxury only enjoyed by the very wealthy they are now available to the masses.

For the latest offers, great designs and a free no-obligation quotation, visit www.conservatoryoutlet.co.uk today! – We guarantee you won’t be disappointed.