How to choose the right conservatory
Read our expert guide on all you need to know before buying a conservatory
- How to choose the right conservatory
- Styles of conservatory
- Professional advice
- Other considerations
- Planning permission and building regulations
- Conservatory contacts directory
The addition of a conservatory is usually a more cost-effective solution than moving. Also, conservatories enable us to make the most of the garden whether it's raining or not, so it's easy to understand their popularity.
What can a conservatory be used for?
• Nowadays, a growing trend for larger kitchens with a dining table or informal living area has had an impact on the way conservatories and orangeries are linked to the home.
• If the conservatory is to accommodate a new kitchen or open-plan living area, then access provided by a single door will be inadequate.
• Opening up the back of the house into the conservatory requires substantial structural alterations, which, although perfectly feasible, will mean planning regulations apply.
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