34 | APRIL 2018
Doors for Outdoor Living
MIX AND MATCH FOR
OUTDOOR LIVING
Homeowners now have a myriad of choices in structures, doors, windows and roofs when it
comes to improving their properties to make the most of the trend for ‘outdoor living.’
Many householders are find-
ing it’s time to replace their
conservatories, which can often be
more than 20 years old. Frequent-
ly, homeowners want a blend of
styles – perhaps combining the
long open space of a lean-to with
the elegant design of an Elizabe-
than roof.
There are also garden room and
orangery options offering space
and light, along with bi-fold doors
often used to separate conserv-
atories from dining rooms. What
homeowners increasingly want is
an expert blend of style, tradition
and modernity that also brightens
up their gardens.
Quality of product is impor-
tant, not to mention ‘usability’ of
extensions and conservatories.
Householders want a space that
stays warmer and is easier to heat.
Internal bi-fold doors are also an
asset to a conservatory, as they
open up internal and external
living spaces.
Anglian Home Improvements
have provided us with these exam-
ples of its fully fitted conservato-
ries and orangeries.
‘Bi-fold doors’ – White timber windows
with cottage bars, aluminium bi-
fold doors and PVCu lantern roof.
‘Solid Rood Conservatory’ - Replica tiled roof
extension with carbon grey replica tiles, white
PVCu windows and white PVCu French doors.
‘Anglian Conservatory’ - Edwardian
PVCu Dual Anthracite Grey (Grey on
outside/white on inside) conservatory.