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If you like the appearance of wood then you may wish to consider a hardwood conservatory. Whether you are the proud owner of a period property or have just purchased a brand new home there are numerous styles of conservatory to choose from.

For a traditional property, you may wish to consider either a Victorian or Edwardian conservatory but if you have a modern home then you may feel that a Lean To conservatory is more in keeping with its contemporary style-the choice really is yours to make.

The addition of a conservatory to your property is a cost-effective way of creating extra living space that is particularly beneficial if you have a growing family. It could be used as a playroom for the children, a kitchen or dining extension or an extra sitting room. Another benefit is that it has the effect of bringing the garden into your home and can be enjoyed throughout the year.

As standard, the conservatory would be fitted with double-glazed units for the windows and doors but there are so many other glazing options to consider such as self-cleaning glass as well as energy efficient glass. With today’s advanced glass technology you can keep warm in the winter and cool on hot summer days.

The design could incorporate brick dwarf walling above which you would have glazed units or floor to ceiling glazed windows. The hardwood frames could be stained or painted with a huge range of colour options to choose from. You will need to re-stain/re-paint the frames periodically to maintain them.

There are a variety of fixtures and fittings available such as finials, handles for windows and doors, heating and fan systems, blinds and floor covering options enabling you to fully personalize your new hardwood conservatory.

You will quickly discover that there are many companies offering to manufacture and install hardwood conservatories. So, how do you go about selecting one that is suitable? Well, by using the Trade Quoter website, you will find that you can get as many as 3 quotes from local companies to compare to ensure that you get a fantastic deal and you can check out many of the companies by reading customer reviews on our website.