Wooden conservatories give a great framework for your conservatory dreams. They can be made to any design and style of your choosing and are a beautiful and luxurious look to compliment your house. A wooden conservatory is a beautiful extension of your home and if you’re thinking of moving home, it would be an ideal place for you to stay. Whether you need a conservatory as a living or dining space or for your personal relaxation, it’s the perfect solution.
There are many designs available to suit your needs wooden conservatories, with the most common styles are Victorian or Georgian. The most popular design of the Victorian style is one sided windows which give the impression of a larger opening and are usually constructed from paneling. These wooden conservatories can come in various sizes and the more elaborate designs often incorporate a sliding door. The most popular timber conservatory is the traditional English style, which looks similar to Roman influence. The most notable characteristic of this style is the large use of timber both for the panels used and in the timbers themselves.
Timber conservatories are usually constructed with glazing to increase the energy efficiency of the structure. A timber conservatory may be built for domestic or commercial purposes. Many home owners are choosing to add extra space to their home as they struggle to meet current living standards. If your conservatory is to be used as a residential facility then the building will need to comply with local building regulations. An on-site glazier will be able to offer you professional advice on the options available to you and recommend the best type of glazing for your conservatory depending on its size and shape.
Timber conservatories are also the preferred option for offices and commercial spaces because they are extremely versatile, being able to be opened onto parking spaces. The construction of timber windows and doors requires very little planning due to the use of sliding doors. Most companies that specialise in timber windows and doors offer completely bespoke designs and installation. Timber windows and doors are commonly used in office buildings but are also suitable for private homes and even hotels.
Large offices like those found in hotels often use timber framed conservatories to allow more sunlight into the offices than is possible with other types of glazed panels. The glazed panels are framed with either stained or un-stained wood, making it possible to have virtually any stain colour and finish as well as wooden moldings and paneling. Some large offices feature coloured minarets on the side of the conservatory to further add to the aesthetic appeal. Windows and skylights can also be made from stained wood coloured glass.
In addition to using timber framed conservatories for offices, they can also be used as an addition to a private home. They are available in various styles and sizes allowing homeowners to create whatever amount of extra space they desire. There are double-glazed windows available in contemporary styles or designed to resemble antique styles. A wooden conservatory may also be designed as an extension of the master bedroom or even a child’s playroom. A wooden conservatory with additional windows allows natural light to enter through the doors and contribute to warmth inside the house. Depending on the homeowner’s preference, the style and size of the wooden conservatory will influence the amount of lighting and decoration included in the design.