Definitely cheaper than a full scale greenhouse and more space saving, a conservatory makes for a very good investment that will pay for itself over the years. Youll find that a conservatory used as a greenhouse not only helps you minimize expenses on food but in terms of home value – the price of your property can skyrocket should you intend to sell it at some point.
DIY conservatory kits further make the whole process easier for you as you build with a pre-set plan, a good grasp on the materials needed and more.
Kit Inclusions
There are currently several companies offering conservatory kits, each one offering multiple designs using a wide array of materials with the greenhouse purpose in mind. It stands to reason that the kit will include the foundation, roof, walls, flooring, glass, and others necessary to home plants and bask them in abundant sunshine. The question is: what materials exactly are often used? The materials may vary from one kit to another but for the most part, the following will be used:
PVCU one of the most durable and versatile products in the market today, the use of PVCU in your conservatory kit allows for a quick installation without compromising on quality
Aluminum aluminum is often used for the roofing because it manages to provide the kind of temperature plants need when grown inside the greenhouse
Cost of the Kit
You can save as much as £2,000 by using a conservatory kit instead of designing and building one yourself. Saving realizations will come in the form of building the conservatory without any need for any changes or remodeling due to unsuitable designs and materials. No need to worry about lack of sufficient materials youll be provided with everything you need to make sure that the whole process takes only a very short time to accomplish. Take your time in comparing different kits to see which one is most cost-effective.
Design Options
Another plus of conservatory kits is the fact that they come in different styles and designs. Originating from the 16th century at a time when aesthetics was greatly considered youll find that there are various ways of installing this extension that will best fit your home. For example, theres the sun lounge, Victorian, lean-to, Pavilion, P-Shaped, Edwardian, and other contemporary options.
Services Attached with Conservatory Kits
Conservatory kits come with various services depending on the specific needs of the client. Many providers of the product attach different options for the client, including but not limited to the following:
For those who want to do the building themselves, the kit simply contains the blueprint, materials, and instructions on how to properly construct the conservatory. This is best done by individuals who have a good grasp of building structures and can take the job themselves.
For those who have a problem with the tough spots of the building process, you can have the base and roof installed professionally by the same people who provided the kit. This ensures that the measurements of the conservatory is exact, giving you the space and lighting you need.
Of course, if youre not fond of building yourself you can always have the whole kit installed professionally. Some conservatory kit providers throw in the building service for their clients.
Inquire about any services attached with the purchase of a kit especially the after-sales service which may become necessary at some point after installation.
When opting for DIY conservatory kits, its important to consider several factors: the materials, the size, the placement, and the overall design. Remember if you intend to use your conservatory as a greenhouse, you have to make sure that your plants have everything they need. This requires a design that allows sun and air to filter in, thereby allowing your plants to fully benefit from the environment.
