Extend-a-room

[cindeegee]

Has anyone out there used extend -a-room to build a glass room before? What is their product like?

 

[^woody^]

There products are the same as the thousands of other conservatories available, but the foundation frame is less forgiving of any ground movement

 

[pred]

Has anyone out there used extend -a-room to build a glass room before? What is their product like?

If it's a conservatory you're thinking of, do the foundations yourself or get quotes from local builders and then try Winstone Windows over near Hartcliffe, that's where I get my doors, windows and conservatories from, they are usually cheaper than the others unless you source it from the net but you don't know what quality you'll get.

 

[cindeegee]

Thanks Woody and Pred.

I have taken further advice and decided not to go for a glass room/conservatory but rather just a veranda with an open front.

 

[noseall]

Extending any space using glass and plastic means it will be unusable for 6 months of the year, unless you chuck money at it keeping it cool or keeping it warm.

 

[peterperfection]

Thanks Woody and Pred.

I have taken further advice and decided not to go for a glass room/conservatory but rather just a veranda with an open front.

That will be a bit chilly- and the TV will get wet if it rains .