Gold tie bars and a glass roof are enough to convince most visitors that this is a timber conservatory. It is actually the latest Rosewood foil applied to the pvc profile and is maintenance free! We must compliment the clients on the tasteful way they have decorated and furnished. Very classy!… Read More
Many clients ask if white conservatory frames will look OK against a whitewashed house wall. This photograph proves that they do! You do not have to pay extra for coloured frames just to make the conservatory stand out, sometimes, the result is more pleasing to the eye when it blends into the background. Read More
Around 90% of our conservatories are specified as dwarf wall models, many with higher flank walls to one or both sides. However,this lovely installation shows how impressive they can look without walls. The view is completely uninterrupted and the additional light streaming into the conservatory adds an even more spacious feeling to the room. Read More
This photograph, taken in winter shows the twin benefits of light and view. Many people apparently feel depressed during the winter due to lack of daylight. Not the case with many of our customers. Maybe there are health benefits to adding a conservatory?… Read More
We have just published an article warning of the consequences faced by people who build open plan rooms without the necessary building regulation approvals (available on request). Sometimes, open plan is the only real option as with this months example. If you like the idea of the kitchen/conservatory lifestyle, do not despair, we can assist with building regulation and planning advice to achieve the ideal new space. Read More
………………….a Victorian style front and even a box gutter! Not all designs are easy. This one manages to harmonise a T shape with the modern look of the house. The roof looks quite spectacular from the inside, rising up from the box gutter and down again to the bay front of the room. Read More
This lovely farmhouse previously had a flat roofed timber annexe where the conservatory is now situated that did little to enhance the appearance of the house. Although somewhat hesitant initially to use PVC frames, the clients were eventually persuaded by our design, which has proved to blend perfectly with their home. This is one of our nicest installations…….. a single photograph does not do it justice!… Read More
Occasionally there is more room at the side of the house than the rear. Although this can sometimes mean that planning permission is required, it is seldom a problem obtaining it. This conservatory takes advantage of a spacious new patio area. The raised platform also provides a wonderful view of the surrounding countryside. Read More
A pitched tile roof at the back, a garage wall to be utilised down one side and still, this client requested a hipped roof style. This installation is more difficult than it looks. We are sure that there would have been many problems if the contract had been placed with some of our less qualified competitors. We are pleased to be able to report that it went without a hitch, the client being very pleased with the end result and the fact that they placed their trust in Admiral. Read More
This was not actually installed by Admiral. It was manufactured and fitted by our new hardwood conservatory supplier Quayside Conservatories. We are delighted to be able to announce that after an absence of ten years we are back in the hardwood conservatory business. Many people who wanted to deal with Admiral have been disappointed to find that we were not offering a hardwood option. From 1989 to 1994 we installed many hardwood buildings but decided to concentrate solely on PVC frames, mainly as we were unable to find a suitable replacement for our suppliers who went out of business. After a couple of years looking, we feel that we have found the best in Quayside Conservatories, who employ real craftsmen to hand make to virtually any specification. Further details are available on request. Read More