Partitioning a P shape conservatory & solid roof

[Husk24]

Hi all

i am thinking of changing my P shaped conservatory, it is a big conservatory that is the width of my 4 bed detached house. I am wanting to have it partitioned, the round part I want to keep as it is but the other oblong part I want it to be solid roofed and inside have a partition wall with folding doors.

i havent spoken to any builders etc but i wanted some comments from experts of whether this is possible without any issues, attached pic of what exactly i am wanting. Thanks

 

[noseall]

Hi all

i am thinking of changing my P shaped conservatory, it is a big conservatory that is the width of my 4 bed detached house. I am wanting to have it partitioned, the round part I want to keep as it is but the other oblong part I want it to be solid roofed and inside have a partition wall with folding doors.

i havent spoken to any builders etc but i wanted some comments from experts of whether this is possible without any issues, attached pic of what exactly i am wanting. Thanks

Demolish it. No point in polishing a turd. We are on our fourth (connie demolition and re-build) this year alone.

EDIT: 12 month year - not calendar year.

 

[Husk24]

Demolish it. No point in polishing a turd. We are on our fourth (connie demolition and re-build) this year alone.

Erm its not a turd and i do not want to demolish it

 

[noseall]

Erm its not a turd and i do not want to demolish it

It's a phrase.

Connies are nothing more than glorified sheds (mine included) as far as heat loss or heat blocking qualities are concerned. Useless for most of the year in the UK. Chucking good money at these sub-standard structures, is often a wasted exercise - hence the phrase. It doesn't matter how many flat screen TV's you nail on the wall or chintzy cushions you fill it with - it's still a shed. Great for storing the garden furniture (I see) and retired treadmills.