What are the benefits of having a Conservatory?

 
This article will look at the main advantages of having a conservatory added to your home. These will include the issues of Value, Space, Garden, Relaxing, and Technical.

VALUE

During these economical times buying a conservatory could actually be cheaper than moving home into a bigger property. Remember that the costs associated with moving house could easily be more than £10,000 especially if you were to include the stamp duty payable. Additionally a conservatory can be more affordable in comparison with a standard extension to your home.

As well as increasing your home’s appeal to yourself as homeowners, a conservatory will also increase the value of your home. A well built conservatory really is an investment and will increase the value of your whole property, making it more attractive to any potential buyers. But the main point of having a home is for it to be enjoyed and this is what conservatories are able to add. These additions, with their large window areas, allow for a lot of sunlight to flood into the room, making it a pleasant experience for the householders on a sunny day.

SPACE

Sometimes the driving force behind people buying a conservatory is the need for more space. If you have a family, some rooms can be overrun by toys or labour saving devices so it makes sense to have one area of the house where you can relax and unwind. Improving the home is a great experience. It is a great feeling when owners add new things to a home or update existing features to make it feel that little bit better. The reality is that there are so many things that an owner can do.

If you find yourself needing more space to move about in your home and have enough land space to do so, then have a conservatory constructed in your home. It is the maximum use of space – if you have a pretty big land area, having a conservatory is the best way to make full use of all of your land. This also allows you to enjoy the surrounding view you have in your home. Think of it as an additional living room but with more of nature involved.
 

Having a conservatory allows you additional space to entertain guests and visitors and is a pleasant break from just having to hang out in the living room. Being able to reserve an area of the house for socialising or quiet reflection is a brilliant feature for many families and should help to keep family life happy.

GARDEN

Enjoy your garden all year round – one of the greatest benefits of a conservatory is that it allows you to sit, surrounded by your garden whatever the weather. Conservatories are generally prevalent in places where the climate is cold and the weather on average isn’t so friendly. Here in the UK we do not have a great amount of sun all year round, however when we do, we like to make the most of it. By adding a conservatory to your property, you give yourself the ability to make the most of the sun when it comes out, even if it’s a bit cool outside still.

With the large percentage of glass in a conservatory, you get an amazing ambient light. There is nothing quite like natural sunlight to improve your mood. The desire for light and the link with nature is a large reason why conservatories are really appealing. Also the ability to provide lush tropical gardens with a conservatory is very appealing and it becomes challenging to win a case for not owning one. One of the main motives why conservatories came to be was to guard plants and flowers from the tough elements - to be capable to grow whatever you sought in whatever environment.

With Children will also love having such an addition in your home as they can enjoy the garden and the sceneries without you having to worry about too much sun exposure or getting wet with rain as well as strong winds.

RELAXING

When your house is where your heart is, you may transform it into a great sanctuary with a conservatory. Let’s say you’re having a lot of stress out of your work. When you come home, glass conservatories give the very best views. Think about spending your time there, reading through your preferred book or simply just passing away some time looking up at the stars.

Whenever you feel like wanting some quiet time for yourself, a conservatory is the best place to be. If you do not want to be bothered by the noise of the TV your kids have on, then you can easily go to your conservatory and enjoy some peace and quiet. If your spouse has some guests over and has occupied the living room, then hang out in the conservatory. Sit down, stretch your legs, and read a good book. This also allows you to enjoy a view of your garden or the surroundings while taking your mind off of things.

In a conservatory, you can make use of wooden chairs with cushions, and any relaxing furniture which pleases you. Think of it as your recluse from the rest of the house.

TECHNICAL

The glass used in the conservatory allows easy transfer of natural sunlight inside. During the summer, the environment outside becomes quite hot but the conservatory remains cool with UPVC doors and windows. You need not worry about the overheating of the structure, as the UPVC windows will maintain the temperature.

In winter, the conservatory is the best place to spend time, enjoy the sun, as the glass of the conservatory focuses the sun, and adds warmth to the structure. The double glazing conservatory will keep boiler heat insulated so you can turn down your boiler more frequently and in turn save on your energy bills.

Therefore another reason which makes having a conservatory in your home a must is the fact that it allows you to save electricity. Since conservatories usually have a transparent or a semi transparent roof, there is no need for additional lighting as the sun is pretty much all of the light you will need during the daytime. When the evening comes, that would be the only time additional lighting may be required, but is not necessary. The light of the moon as well as any adjacent lights will be more than enough to light up the conservatory.

CONCLUSION

People with conservatories declare that after having one, they will certainly not go back to not having one. If you ever consider the frequency of which conservatories are utilized to sell homes, you can’t help but believe that they have to be an important decision maker for prospective buyers. When offered the option of a home with a conservatory and one without, numerous select the house with the conservatory.

~Rachel Evans

John Williams Home Improvements

The Different Types of Conservatory Series

Which Type of Conservatory Would Best Suit Your Home?

There are many types and designs of conservatory to choose from. For example, here at John Williams alone have six choices! We want to help you make the right decision and help you feel informed and confident with your choice. We have therefore decided to introduce our 'The Different Types of Conservatory Series' which will be regularly updated on our blog - it will look in depth at individual types of conservatories. Today is the last entry in this Series and we shall end by looking at the Bespoke Conservatory!

 Bespoke

Let your imagination loose. Create a stunning and uncompromisingly individual addition to your home that will keep its good looks for years to come.

Select from a range of tailor-made designs to suit your needs with a Bespoke conservatory. There’s virtually no limit to the sizes, shapes, finishes and configuration available. An additional, stylish yet practical room can help accommodate your growing family, provide a safe playroom for your children, or become a sanctuary where you can unwind and rest. Bespoke conservatories are an elegantly adaptable way to grace your home and enrich your lifestyle.

At John Williams we recognise that homes are as individual as their owners. Which is why a Bespoke range gives you the freedom and flexibility to develop a space that reflects your design preferences and expresses your ideas perfectly.

That's it! Thank you for reading! I hope you found this blog Series useful!

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I hope you all had a lovely Easter bank holiday! We will resume our conservatory series today :)

The Different Types of Conservatory Series

Which Type of Conservatory Would Best Suit Your Home?

There are many types and designs of conservatory to choose from. For example, here at John Williams alone have six choices! We want to help you make the right decision and help you feel informed and confident with your choice. We have therefore decided to introduce our 'The Different Types of Conservatory Series' which will be regularly updated on our blog - it will look in depth at individual types of conservatories. Today we shall look at the Regency Conservatory!

Regency

Gable sunburst detail and decorative ridge cresting bring a touch of restrained grandeur to this popular design. Embrace the elegance and comfort that define the late Georgian period with this attractive addition to your home. Regency conservatories combine style with comfort; a practical extra room that will enhance your home and your lifestyle. The period was known for its large family rooms and the Regency offers just that; a place for relaxation, or a safe and spacious playroom for the children.

There’s something infinitely appealing about the combination of light and space. With its stunning good looks and practical features a John Williams Regency conservatory doesn’t just extend your home, it enhances the quality of your life. It’s a great place to read the Sunday papers over a morning coffee, listen to music or entertain friends and family in style.

Thank you for reading! I hope you found this blog entry useful!

The Different Types of Conservatory Series

Which Type of Conservatory Would Best Suit Your Home?

There are many types and designs of conservatory to choose from. For example, here at John Williams alone have six choices! We want to help you make the right decision and help you feel informed and confident with your choice. We have therefore decided to introduce our 'The Different Types of Conservatory Series' which will be regularly updated on our blog - it will look in depth at individual types of conservatories. Today we shall look at the Garden Room Conservatory!

Garden Room

Practically maintenance–free, thermally efficient, weather-tight and completely secure, a Garden Room is the ideal place to sit back and watch nature at work.

A Garden Room opens up a whole new world of pleasure that changes with every season. Bright spring mornings, hot summer afternoons, cool autumn evenings and frosty winter nights can all be enjoyed from the comfort of your new conservatory.

These adaptable designs can either extend directly outwards from your home into the garden, or make imaginative use of corners or previously unused or awkward spaces. Add a Garden Room to your home and take advantage of this traditional way to blur the boundary between home and garden.

At John Williams, a choice of full height glazing or base walls finished in matching brick, render or decorative infill panels ensures that the Garden Room blends effortlessly with your home’s character.

Whether you want a relaxing place to unwind with a good book, tend indoor plants or give your children a light spacious room in which to play safely, feel free to talk to us!
 

Thank you for reading! I hope you found this blog entry useful!

The Different Types of Conservatory Series

Which Type of Conservatory Would Best Suit Your Home?

There are many types and designs of conservatory to choose from. For example, here at John Williams alone have six choices! We want to help you make the right decision and help you feel informed and confident with your choice. We have therefore decided to introduce our 'The Different Types of Conservatory Series' which will be regularly updated on our blog - it will look in depth at individual types of conservatories. Today we shall look at the Victorian Conservatory!

Victorian

Probably the best known and most popular design, the Victorian conservatory successfully combines the practicalities of extra living space with a refined elegance that will enhance the appearance and value of any property. Create an elegant and adaptable extra room for your home. Let the room envelop you with its opulence and style. Enjoy the arched feature windows - relax and unwind. Or create your own Victorian nursery; a safe and happy place for children to play, an additional living space for a growing family.

This time-honoured style offers a wide choice of design options. Vary the span and pitch of the bell-shaped roof to suit the architecture of your existing property, add Victorian inserts or Georgian bars to window panels. Distinctive, multi-faceted hip roofs, fretted ridge cresting, and decorative finials are just some of the hallmarks of the Victorian conservatory design that have inspired our range here at John Williams. Additionally you can select from our range of coloured glazing or recreate your home’s original patterns.

However you choose to use your conservatory, from concept to completion you'll enjoy total peace of mind when you choose John Williams. Our design team will help you create a beautiful and unique environment that is a pleasure to use throughout the seasons.

Thank you for reading! I hope you found this blog entry useful!

The Different Types of Conservatory Series

Which Type of Conservatory Would Best Suit Your Home?

There are many types and designs of conservatory to choose from. For example, here at John Williams alone have six choices! We want to help you make the right decision and help you feel informed and confident with your choice. We have therefore decided to introduce our 'The Different Types of Conservatory Series' which will be regularly updated on our blog - it will look in depth at individual types of conservatories. Today we shall look at the Elizabethan Conservatory!

Elizabethan

Savour the delights of the traditional English Renaissance style Elizabethan conservatory by creating another room for you and the family to relax and have fun in. Let children play in comfort and style as your young family grows, or unwind in your own peaceful haven. The Elizabethan conservatory is both practical and elegant, adaptable and affordable.

An Elizabethan conservatory will give you an altogether better view of life – a window on the great outdoors all year round. Simple, graceful lines create a tranquil sanctuary where you can admire your day’s labour in the garden, or kick off your shoes and take time out to enjoy a refreshing cup of tea.

However you choose to enjoy this light and airy conservatory with its noble Elizabethan feature windows, John Williams has years of experience creating the very best Elizabethan conservatories, giving peace of mind from plan to finished product.
This classical design is brought right up to date by incorporating our latest construction and glazing methods to ensure the best possible structural and thermal performance.

Thank you for reading! I hope you found this blog entry useful!

The Different Types of Conservatory Series

Which Type of Conservatory Would Best Suit Your Home?

There are many types and designs of conservatory to choose from. For example, here at John Williams alone have six choices! We want to help you make the right decision and help you feel informed and confident with your choice. We have therefore decided to introduce our 'The Different Types of Conservatory Series' which will be regularly updated on our blog - it will look in depth at individual types of conservatories. Today we shall look at the Edwardian Conservatory!

Edwardian

Form and function in perfect harmony. The balanced proportions and striking contours of Edwardian conservatories provide a welcoming focal point for both traditional and modern homes.

Add class and elegance to your home with the Edwardian conservatory, which has all the charm and character of the period. Decadent stylish designs, spacious yet homely. The Edwardian’s high ceiling and airy living space lends itself perfectly to this beautiful type of conservatory.

Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday living and discover the delights of a bygone era. Based on designs typical of the time, but using the most up-to-date materials, John Williams’ Edwardian range gives a modern twist to a timeless classic. Create a luxuriously open and virtually maintenance-free extension to your home where the whole family can dine, watch TV, do homework or indulge in a favourite hobby.

Our Edwardian conservatories can be a tranquil place to relax in the elegant decor of the period, or a safe and happy place for your children to play

Thank you for reading! I hope you found this blog entry useful!

 Why Are More and More People Adding Conservatories to their Home?

A conservatory can be many things to many different people. Its appeal is broad and multi-purpose.

A conservatory is a home improvement that is practically maintenance–free, thermally efficient, weather-tight and completely secure that will enhance the appearance and value of any property.

Perhaps you need a room to relax and unwind in, a safe place for children to play, additional living space for a growing family, or simply somewhere to tend your favourite plants. Bring nature’s colours right into your home and extend your home right out into the garden.