For a number of years now we have been supplying a wide selection of top quality self build conservatories to not only the trade but also to members of the public throughout the country. All our customers are able to benefit from trade prices that can often result in a discount of anything up to 60%. We are able to offer such fantastic prices as we do not employ any salespeople or surveyors preferring to deal direct with customers and we do not have the high costs of maintaining a showroom.
As you will see, we offer a huge range of styles of conservatories to cater for most peoples' tastes and budgets. Do It Yourself - Over the years this has become an increasingly popular way of installing a conservatory due to the substantial cost savings that can be made. The average DIY enthusiast should be capable of carrying out such an installation to an excellent standard and feel a great sense of achievement for doing so.
Employ a builder - Having purchased your online DIY conservatory to take advantage of the saving available, there is nothing to stop you employing the services of a builder to install your conservatory and pay the builder for their services.
As you will see, we offer a huge range of styles of conservatories to cater for most peoples' tastes and budgets. Do It Yourself - Over the years this has become an increasingly popular way of installing a conservatory due to the substantial cost savings that can be made. The average DIY enthusiast should be capable of carrying out such an installation to an excellent standard and feel a great sense of achievement for doing so.
Employ a builder - Having purchased your online DIY conservatory to take advantage of the saving available, there is nothing to stop you employing the services of a builder to install your conservatory and pay the builder for their services.
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Here at SBC, we offer a wide range of high quality, DIY Conservatory kits aimed at your average DIY handy property owner.
Our range of products are specifically designed to be simpler to install and therefore suitable for the DIY enthusiast unlike many other so called do-it-yourself conservatory products.
Our range of products are specifically designed to be simpler to install and therefore suitable for the DIY enthusiast unlike many other so called do-it-yourself conservatory products.
The Victorian is the most popular conservatory design and can be adapted to suit almost any property.
The Victorian self build conservatory kit is still one of the most popular DIY conservatory styles in demand in the UK due to the fact that there is so much Victorian architecture in use and the design replicates architectural features such as the bay window.
A note when deciding what size your new conservatory is going to be.
Depending on the placement of the French doors, you will generally have two sides to position furniture, the straight wall adjacent to the house wall and the three facet front.
The Victorian self build conservatory kit is still one of the most popular DIY conservatory styles in demand in the UK due to the fact that there is so much Victorian architecture in use and the design replicates architectural features such as the bay window.
A note when deciding what size your new conservatory is going to be.
Depending on the placement of the French doors, you will generally have two sides to position furniture, the straight wall adjacent to the house wall and the three facet front.
Add value and extra living space to your home with our range of Edwardian DIY Conservatories.
The self build Edwardian conservatory kit comes a close second to the lean-to with regards demand in the UK.
Primarily, this is due to it's aesthetically pleasing roof and maximized floor area compared to the Victorian style.
The maximum dimensions you can apply are 6m x 6m when using a polycarbonate roof and 5m x 5m with a glass roof.
It has become increasingly popular to have a 3/4 of full height wall on the side of the conservatory that is facing the boundary.
The self build Edwardian conservatory kit comes a close second to the lean-to with regards demand in the UK.
Primarily, this is due to it's aesthetically pleasing roof and maximized floor area compared to the Victorian style.
The maximum dimensions you can apply are 6m x 6m when using a polycarbonate roof and 5m x 5m with a glass roof.
It has become increasingly popular to have a 3/4 of full height wall on the side of the conservatory that is facing the boundary.
The self build gable end conservatory styled roof is probably the oldest roof design.
This style of roof can by found in orangeries which are brick walled structures that had glass roofs built for the purpose of growing fruit and exotic plants, in the 1600's.
The standard DIY gable end conservatory can have a width and projection of around six metres, when using polycarbonate and around five metres when glazing the roof with double glazed sealed units.
The structural tie bar is an integral part of this roof design as the frames offer little lateral support.
This style of roof can by found in orangeries which are brick walled structures that had glass roofs built for the purpose of growing fruit and exotic plants, in the 1600's.
The standard DIY gable end conservatory can have a width and projection of around six metres, when using polycarbonate and around five metres when glazing the roof with double glazed sealed units.
The structural tie bar is an integral part of this roof design as the frames offer little lateral support.
Extend your property in two directions with our beautifully crafted DIY L-Shaped Conservatories.
This is a completely bespoke self build conservatory option.
This design is used when building around or into a corner.
In it's most basic form it is two lean-to roofs joined together using a hip, when going around a corner, or a valley when taking an internal corner.
Hips can be introduced to roof ends to increase the aesthetic appeal or large glazed areas can be used when a high pitch is required.
This is a completely bespoke self build conservatory option.
This design is used when building around or into a corner.
In it's most basic form it is two lean-to roofs joined together using a hip, when going around a corner, or a valley when taking an internal corner.
Hips can be introduced to roof ends to increase the aesthetic appeal or large glazed areas can be used when a high pitch is required.
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