One of the best advantages of having a conservatory is that you can bring the outdoors in. As well as providing a new sense of light a space, conservatories are a great way of creating a versatile area in your home. You can use this space for anything from a dining room to play area, office, second lounge or even a garden room.
Here at Express Trade Frames we offer conservatory supply in Fleetwood and the surrounding Fylde and Lancashire area. For more details, please do not hesitate to call our team today on 01253 777 145.
There are endless ways to customise a conservatory, allowing you to create a unique addition to your home. Our conservatories are available in black, grey or red with a white internal finish. On top of this, you can select a Vertex tiled effect roof to create a unique new living space, bridging any gaps between the new fitting and a brick extension.
Also, they are energy efficient and control heat, enabling you to use the conservatory all year round. The feature is ideal for retrofit and can be an excellent alternative to traditional extensions, saving you money as well as time.
By working with us, you can be assured of secure and stunning doors and windows in your property. We have a wide range of styles to pick from and are always on hand to help you to decide on the perfect conservatory for you.
Each one is different and it is important to choose one that suits the character and style of a home. If you are looking for a conservatory with 2 distinct areas, then we recommend that a P-shape is the perfect option.
Partner with a company dedicated to excellence in Conservatory and Orangery installations, ensuring each project is handled with precision and care.
Generally, they don't need planning permission if they fall within permitted development rights, such as being a maximum height of 4m or 3m if within 2m of a boundary, not covering more than half the garden, and not having a roof ridge higher than the eaves of the property.
While extensions generally require building regulations approval, conservatories may be exempt if they have an external quality barrier between the house and the extension, an independent or no heating system, and the extension is mostly glazed.
Yes, with insulation, modern conservatories can be comfortable year-round, especially with the use of double-glazed units, thermally efficient roofs, and appropriate heating.
Insulation in the base, walls, and roof, along with heating systems like underfloor heating or electric radiators, can help keep the conservatory warm in winter.
Condensation can be minimised by ensuring proper ventilation, using heat recovery systems, and avoiding over-heating the room.
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