Traditional to Modern Conservatories
Traditionally conservatories are seen to be made from UPvc and include cresting and finials running across the top. The past ten years has changed this view of conservatories and now there are no boundaries as to what you can do with them.
Property developers use glazed structures such as conservatories to create extra space and bring more light into properties. By using materials such as aluminium a developer/ homeowner can create useful spaces, which suit their property and their imagination.
Aluminium and glass conservatories have no boundaries the traditional pentagonal shaped conservatories are a thing of the past. Developers and homeowners are replacing these traditional looking conservatories with more modern energy efficient conservatories.
New government regulations outlined in document ‘L’ require new extensions to be built to a certain standard and obtain certain energy efficiency targets. These factors make homes more efficient and reduce energy bills. Investing in a new or replacement conservatory can save you money in the long term.
Conservatories by Apropos are bespoke designs created in glass and aluminium. The advantages of this are that your conservatory can be designed around your house and your lifestyle. Different glazing options are available in your new conservatory including double and triple glazing and tinted. They supply an infinite colour range for your Apropos conservatory.
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