As you are well aware, a conventional door opens inwards or outwards depending on which side of the door you are located. Patio doors are a little bit different as although they can be controlled via a handle, they open from side to side. With one simple slide of a patio door, you can have instant access to your back garden.

This gives you the perfect chance to host a barbecue or even a summer party for your children, friends and family. Too few of us make the most of the patio area of our homes but a set of these doors give you that luxury.

Similarly styled and an equally as effective set of doors, French doors offer the same qualities that its patio equivalent provides, the main difference being that a French door opens inwards and outwards.

A new set of doors situated at the rear of your household will also be beneficial from a security perspective as they each come fitted with a sophisticated locking system. When properly locked, both types of door will protect your property and keep it out of the hands of thieves. The durability of the lock is also designed to last.

When you add a new set of doors or conservatories to your home, you will be unable to resist the urge to invite everybody round to see them in all their glory.

When you have a lack of funds to play with, the second option will definitely be more financially viable as home extensions will prove to be much more affordable.

The majority of homeowners tend to prefer extending their home in the form of a conservatory as it offers a way of living unlike any other extension around. Neither a loft or garage conversion will give you the heat, warmth and stylish living quarters that conservatories can bring to a property.

The only other form of home extension which can be compared to the conservatory is the orangery as it provides similar benefits but on a much larger scale. It may also blend in with your home that bit easier as orangeries are put together using a combination of brickwork and glass, rather than UPVC and glass.

Both types of extension bring something truly special to a property as never before will you have been able to relax in such glorious surroundings. The moment natural light hits either extension the whole interior will illuminate and create an atmosphere right out of the top drawer.

Added to this is the fact that the installation of a home extension will boost the overall selling price of your home. So not only will you capture better home living, but you could also make yourself a tidy profit when the time comes to sell up.

One of the main feature of our Orangeries is that we utilise the brickwork and/or stone columns within the design, so that you don’t need the uPVC conservatory bay pole or corner posts you would normally find with a Conservatory.

We tend to fit internal lighting with downlighters which creates a great look to the inside of the orangery and helps sets it apart from a more traditional conservatory. A way to describe the difference in brief is the following – an orangery feels more like a glass extension or sunroom with a combination of glazed frames and walls. We normally install a glass roof (or polycarbonate if requested), creating a very light space. On our orangeries and there are a range of Double Glazing options available.

The images shown are taken from examples of installed orangeries and from our showrooms (Conservatories Cumbria for example). We have Modern conservatories set up at all of our showrooms around England and parts of Wales.

There are various orangery designs available, including Victorian Orangeries, Edwardian Orangeries and the popular modern orangeries. All our Orangeries are bespoke, which mean they are created to your exact specifications.

A great advantage of Conservatory Outlet orangeries is that they are also very affordable. If you are looking to get a quote for an orangery or would like further advice please visit one of our showrooms and speak with an industry expert, fill in a free online quote or phone us for free – 0800 915 8844.

West Yorkshire Windows install uPVC orangeries, conservatories, windows and doors throughout West and South Yorkshire.

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