Tony Wiggins

Bifolding doors are becoming a very popular upgrade for new conservatories as they provide much wider unobstructed door openings than traditional French double doors or sliding patio doors. When fully open these folding sliding doors allow you to seamlessly merge your garden with your conservatory and bring the outside inside. If...

The huge growth in demand for folding sliding doors over the last two or three years has led to a rapid increase in the choice of door systems available for the consumer. Also referred to as bi fold doors, bi folding doors, multi fold doors and concertina doors they are...

Conservatories add valuable flexible living space to any home and once you have become used to enjoying the benefits conservatories provide you will not want to consider living without one. However, if the conservatory was installed many years ago it is probably starting to look tired, dated and no longer...

Conservatories and sunrooms have traditionally been constructed using either French doors or sliding patio doors to provide an attractive access door that can remain open during warm summer days allowing you to enjoy your garden from the comfort of your conservatory. However, thanks to their continued exposure on TV home...

So you've decided to add a new conservatory to your home and are joining the growing number of people who have realised the most economical route is to buy a DIY conservatory and either build it yourself or employ a local builder to build it for you. Assuming you have already decided on the style and size of the conservatory all you have to do now is make a decision as to which DIY conservatory to buy. So how do you make the right buying decision?

Building a self build conservatory is actually quite a straight-forward task and if you are a competent DIY enthusiast you will find adding a new conservatory to your home is relatively easy and not as daunting as it may first appear. The following is designed to provide a general guide to the process of installing a new DIY conservatory and whilst not intended to be a detailed construction guide should provide you with the basics.

The number of people choosing a self build conservatory is growing substantially driven by consumer demands to get the best value for their hard earned cash. There are considerable savings available to those electing to go the DIY conservatory route rather than buying from a local or national conservatory installer which include

In these days of very hot summer days the issue of climate control for your conservatory is too often overlooked when making a purchasing decision, resulting in an extension to your living space that cannot be used all year round.