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The lean to conservatory is one of the most popular extensions for UK homes. This is for a number of reasons, from cost to ease of installation. Lean-to conservatories are also known as a Mediterranean conservatory or sunroom, being particularly suited to smaller homes and bungalows where there\u2019s a small roof pitch angle. <\/p>\n

If you\u2019re on a budget, then the lean to conservatory could well be the right extension for you, as it\u2019s much cheaper than the more fashionable Victorian, Edwardian or bespoke designs. On top of this, you can add over \u00a39,000 to your home\u2019s value, ensuring to at least recoup the investment when you sell your property. <\/p>\n

The lean to does exactly what it says in its description, leaning against the property. It\u2019s a simple look but excellent for those with less space in the garden to utilise. After all, you don\u2019t want to eat up too much garden space with a conservatory through fear of losing property value.<\/p>\n

Despite its simple aesthetic appeal, there are a number of factors to choose in the finished look. For starters you have the doors, with French, patio or bifolding doors three very popular options. Bifolding doors have shot to popularity in recent years, opening up more space in the home and giving you more room for furniture. <\/p>\n

One of your other major choices will be deciding the frame material to use for your conservatory manufacture. There are three options for this: aluminium, hardwood and uPVC.
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\nuPVC is by far the most popular of the three materials, being cheaper than both aluminium and hardwood, whilst having fantastic durability and weather resistance. If you\u2019re on a tight budget this is certainly the material for your lean to conservatory, and with a range of colours to choose from you no longer need to have a bright white installation. <\/p>\n

Hardwood is the choice for those wanting a traditional appeal for their home and is particularly suited to homes in conservation areas where restrictions apply. Although the hardwood will need maintenance over the years to prevent rot, this extra work is well worth the effort for the finish you\u2019ll benefit from.<\/p>\n

Your third option is aluminium, a metal that provides excellent strength and durability. It\u2019s easily the strongest of the three and as such tends to be more expensive. <\/p>\n

Remember, if you\u2019re interested in a lean to conservatory you need to compare between three or four quotes in order to get the best price available in your area. <\/p>\n

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