Edwardian conservatories

There is no doubt about it, adding an Edwardian style conservatory to a home really helps to make it somewhere special. Edwardian style conservatories tend to be square in shape with a ridged roof running up from each side to the apex. They can provide a considerable amount of practical, extra space to a home.

A square conservatory lends itself to the traditional conservatory use of a seating or dining area but being a practical shape it can just as easily be a children's play area or home office. The glass roof and glass walls let in plenty of light while the thermal properties of the uPVC materials retain the heat even in the depths of winter.

At ASPECT Windows and Doors we can ensure your conservatory is tailored to your exact requirements. The frame can be a variety of colours and finishes including wood grained and all guttering and exterior fittings are made to match.

FENSA regulations

All glass windows and doors conform to FENSA regulations. At ASPECT Windows and Doors we use Pilkington K Glass™ and Planitherm Glass™.

Energy efficiency

The cost of energy has shot up recently so any way in which energy can be saved is a good thing. New regulations have been introduced in the UK to control the requirements for energy efficiency. Energy ratings are now required when buying ans selling a house and the glass used in windows and doors plays an important role. Heat loss through glass is usually expressed as the 'U' value. Windows and doors which include glass with lower U values can help the energy saving capacity of a property.

Further Information

If you would like to know more or are interested in a quote we would be happy to help. Phone us on 01438 311 412, email us at enquiries@aspectwindowsanddoors.co.uk or fill in our enquiry form and we will be in touch as soon as possible.