T-Shaped Conservatories

Conservatories are predominantly glazed structures, and even more so when they are crafted from aluminium. You can easily spot an aluminium-built conservatory by the slenderness of the framework and wealth of glass that you see throughout the entire building. Aluminium conservatories are very refreshing to look at and scream of being ultra-modern. On the external side of the aluminium frames is a subtle intricate contour, something that you would only normally see visible on a timber conservatory.

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You will rub your eyes in disbelief when informed that an aluminium conservatory with Heritage frames isn’t actually crafted from wood. The authentic woodgrain is amazingly realistic when you get right up close to the frames or view them from afar. All of the hardware incorporated into the Heritage frames is also brilliantly life like and reminiscent of the door furniture that would be a fixture on period windows and doors.

Like a 19^th Century timber window, we have accomplished that rare thing and managed to ensure the window sash sits flush against the frame when the windows are closed. Not a single bit of wood is needed when the composite material we use is so great at mimicking timber and offers impressive thermal efficiency and security.

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French doors are hugely popular on the continent and have a big audience of fans in Blighty. Providing a generous double opening, the pair of doors can open either outwards or inwards (an outwards opening is sensible if you don’t want the doors to occupy any space internally when they’re open). Very colourful and attractive glass panels can be inserted into each of the door frames and they will give you the perfect garden exit.

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Amber has the crafting skills to fashion a set of patio doors that can be effortlessly slotted into some of the very smallest conservatory designs. Using the external or internal handle, the door virtually floats across the tracking system and moves in a sideward motion, rather than opening inwards or outwards.

Very large glass panes can be incorporated into the framework of a patio door. Their positioning within your conservatory will see them bring in a significant volume of natural sunlight, and as we know, light can create the illusion of space. Unlike a hinged door, they cannot be blown open by the wind either.

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As tempting as it may be to stay inside your conservatory for long periods, there will be occasions when you’re enticed by your garden. Rather than needing to navigate your way around the house to shift yourself outdoors, you could add a single door to the conservatory that directly connects to your garden.

Enhanced security will also come as a consequence of fitting a single door as all our doors come with the latest secure mechanisms affixed to them.

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It is important to be open and transparent with our customers, so we will admit that the installation of a tiled roof to an existing conservatory can see it lose some natural light. But, that shouldn’t put you off our solid tiled roofing systems because we can easily add roof windows to the covering to ensure lots of light still comes in. In the absence of any natural light at night, you can always use downlighters as a source of lighting. When exchanging your current roof for a tiled roof it is also essential that the roof tiles have a coloured finish very similar to the coloured tiles you already have on the roof of your house.

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Polycarbonate roofs show no signs of disappearing any time soon. They have been existence for countless years and a high proportion of existing conservatories throughout the counties have polycarbonate roofing systems. Supplied in either 25mm or 35mm polycarbonate sheets, you won’t feel the weather or excess glare from the sun when the polycarbonate roof is attached to your conservatory design. For improved temperature control and further glare restriction, we also have optional foil inserts available. The potential shades for the polycarbonate roof are bronze, opal and a clear finish.

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The coloured finishes seen on traditional 19^th Century timber windows would be painted onto the frames, and eventually they would wear away. Heritage colours would typically include Painswick, Clotted Cream, Cotswold Biscuit, Corse Lawn and Eclectic Grey. Our solution has been to reinvent these Heritage finishes and bring them back to life on our Heritage conservatories. We have also created modernised versions of English, Irish and Silvered Oak.

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Our aluminium finishes attract a large amount of attention because of how amazing they look in comparison to your normal aluminium finishes. How do you make them so good? That is the question we’re often asked and the explanation is pretty simple. We put it down to the 11-stage powder-coating process we employ when lavishing the aluminium frames with these dazzling coloured finishes. The woodgrain finishes at Amber (Walnut, Rosewood and Oak) also impress customers.

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