Friday February 26, 2010 at 11:20am
When your self build conservatory is delivered to your property, it is important to remember that for ease of handling and erection, the conservatory frames will be unglazed. The glass which is all toughened, requires special treatment until you are ready to install it.
Toughened glass is extremely strong when in the frames, but the edges are very delicate when uninstalled. The edges of each unit of glass must be kept well away from the likes of a concrete floor or similar. We recommend that wo....
Thursday February 25, 2010 at 11:40am
If the answer is yes, it is about time you looked at our BFRC energy rated PVCu windows. Fully approved, they can save you plenty a cash as well as not letting out all of your heat this winter!
We manufacture them in white, rosewood, golden oak or oak on white and rosewood on white, so there is plenty of choice for you. Energy saving windows from Prior Conservatories Limited.....
Friday February 19, 2010 at 12:22pm
The trouble with that nice old wooden door on the front of your house is the fact it is made of wood. After a few years of sanding it down and repainting or varnishing it, only to have it swell in wet weather and lock you in the house, isn't it about time you thought of changing it for something more reliable?
Our full range of composite doors are quite the reverse. They dont swell up, they dont jam and with a life of well over thirty five years, they are built to last. All are extensively test....
Thursday February 18, 2010 at 12:42pm
With the snow falling yet again as it is today, and you sat at home with your boiler turned up to maximum, you can just see the pound signs flying out of your old draughty windows!
By installing our energy rated windows by contrast, you will be saving money each cold snap. With our standard 'C' rated window being better than anything you currently have in your home, you can save from the word go and if our 'A' rated windows are fitted, you could be saving up to £460 per year!
With many s....
Monday February 15, 2010 at 4:02pm
When you purchase one of our self build conservatories, we do not entrust the delivery of it to anyone other than ourselves. As transporting a conservatory and the glass to go in it requires a specially fitted lorry, we always deliver them direct to your door via our own custom fitted truck.
The day before we deliver, we always make contact with the customer to give an approximate time of arrival, and to make certain that where the glass is to be stored prior to fitting is suitable. Our attenti....
Friday February 12, 2010 at 4:37pm
For something that little bit different when thinking of the windows in your house or conservatory, think about installing feature fanlights. These come in many flavours from leaded, motif, stained glass and many designs in between.
For examples of these attractive alternatives, please look on this website.....
Monday February 8, 2010 at 3:20pm
Our standard uPVC windows are 'C' rated energy efficient windows. For a little more, they can be upgraded to 'A' rated. These are the best that you can buy today, and will save a significant amount of money off your energy bills.....
Friday February 5, 2010 at 3:45pm
Whatever your requirements are, we can provide the door for you. For your conservatory you may wish to have French doors. These can be opening in or out, depending on your choice. Between your conservatory and your house, a popular choice is our inline patio sliding door. With the enhanced security features built in, you can be certain that even if someone manages to enter the conservatoy, they will not be able to enter your house.
We also make a wide range of residential doors for both the fro....
Thursday February 4, 2010 at 3:55pm
We are asked why we do not use prefabricated aluminium or steel bases for our self build conservatories. The reasons are quite simple. A well constructed concrete base or well built footings and dwarf wall will hold your conservatory in place for its entire life.
Surely, the last thing you want after toiling away building your dream conservatory is to discover in a few years time that it and your house are slowly parting company. Quick and easy bases are just that - but when it matters, they ha....
Wednesday February 3, 2010 at 12:47pm
All of our diy conservatory kits contain everything that you need to assemble the frames, roof and glaze the structure. With detailed instructions to follow, you can be sure that all parts needed will be in the kit. The only part that we dont supply is flashing, as it is a matter of customer choice as what flashing to use.....
Tuesday February 2, 2010 at 9:59am
Now that the snow has melted and the rain is pouring down and softening the ground, it may well be the right time to start digging your footings for your new conservatory.
Regardlessof the type of conservatory you are erecting, good groundwork is essential. If your soil is sandy, your footings need to go deep enough to cope with the weight of the finished conservatory fixed to the groundwork. If a full height or full height panel conservatory is to be built, then the base must be level, and aga....
Monday February 1, 2010 at 4:04pm
At Prior Conservatories, we not only manufacture the obvious, but also have a great range of composite doors as well. With the latest in security and style, these doors are built to last at least thirty five years in normal usage.
With many glazing and hardware options, we are sure to have the composite door for you. ....