It’s no secret, even British summers are getting hotter. This year we saw a record-breaking July for temperatures and who knows, that could even be beaten. As much as we all love lounging in the sun, attempting to get a tan while trying to avoid those pesky mosquitos, we do
We have already covered our guide to conservatory plants and as wonderful as they are, sometimes the relationship can seem a bit one-sided. All that care and those plants don’t give a lot back! Occasionally, we want to reap the rewards of our labours. We can’t promise you overflowing fruit
Have you got a conservatory that doesn’t fill you with the joy and excitement or at least that instant sense of relaxation and calm it did when you first had it installed? Has the novelty worn off and the whole room and area feels a bit of a let-down compared
A conservatory is undoubtedly a huge investment for anyone. Even if you only have a relatively small one, it still costs a significant amount of money upfront. Therefore, it’s likely you will be interested in ensuring that your investment reaps the best returns. One way to make sure of that
Let’s face it, we have all been there, staring at paint tins in your local DIY shop and having absolutely no idea where to start. With so much on offer these days, how are we to know what colour to paint our conservatory walls? There are hundreds of shades on
When we move into a new house, we become perfectionists. Everything has to be just right to turn it from the previous owners’ house into our home. Buying a conservatory is no different. When we bought ours we had the infamous ‘vinyl vs wood’ flooring argument. This debate went on
With nеxt to no hаѕѕlе, уоu саn trаnѕfоrm уоur conservatory simply bу rерlасing the rооf. Whilе thiѕ sounds likе аn incredibly big job, it’ѕ muсh ѕimрlеr thаn уоu may think. With a numbеr оf bеnеfitѕ coming from changing just one еlеmеnt of your соnѕеrvаtоrу, you аrе аblе to enjoy thе