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At Fox Windows & Doors, we specialise in conservatory refurbishments across Kenilworth and Warwickshire, helping you transform your home with innovative ideas and quality materials.

Here are ten impactful refurbishment ideas to elevate your conservatory.

1. Upgrade to a Solid or Tiled Roof

Replacing an old glass or polycarbonate roof with a solid or tiled option improves thermal efficiency and aesthetic appeal. Solid roofs, like those we install, help regulate temperature, making your conservatory comfortable year-round. Choose tiles that complement your home’s exterior for a cohesive look. 

2. Install Roof Lanterns

Roof lanterns are perfect for adding an architectural statement while maximising natural light. They give your conservatory a luxurious feel and can make smaller spaces appear more spacious.

3. Switch to Energy-Efficient Glazing

Outdated windows may lack proper insulation. Upgrading to energy-efficient double or triple glazing can reduce heat loss, improve sound insulation, and enhance your conservatory’s overall comfort.

4. Incorporate Bifold or Sliding Doors

Replacing traditional doors with modern bifold or sliding options can seamlessly connect your conservatory to the garden. These doors create an open, airy feel, perfect for summer gatherings and enhancing natural light.

5. Revamp the Flooring

Changing the flooring can dramatically alter the look and functionality of your conservatory. Opt for durable options like luxury vinyl tiles, engineered wood, or even underfloor heating to keep the space cosy during colder months.

6. Redesign the Interior Layout

Consider reimagining the layout of your conservatory. Add multifunctional furniture to turn it into a home office, dining area, or reading nook. Stylish furnishings and vibrant decor can redefine the space.

7. Add Insulated Walls

Installing insulated walls ensures better energy efficiency and comfort throughout the year. This transformation can turn your conservatory into a usable space, regardless of the weather outside.

8. Update Lighting Fixtures

Modern lighting, such as LED strips or pendant lights, can elevate your conservatory’s ambiance. Dimmable options allow you to control the mood, making the space versatile for relaxation or entertainment.

9. Install Integral Blinds

For added privacy and style, consider integral blinds fitted within the glazing. They’re sleek, require minimal maintenance, and offer effective light control.

10. Repaint and Refresh the Exterior

A fresh coat of paint on the exterior frames or walls can give your conservatory a brand-new look. Choose neutral shades for a timeless aesthetic or bold colors for a modern touch.

Why Choose Fox Windows & Doors for Your Conservatory Refurbishment?

At Fox Windows & Doors, we offer bespoke conservatory refurbishments tailored to your needs. Our services include installing solid roofs, energy-efficient glazing, and modern doors, as well as transforming interiors with contemporary designs. With years of expertise in Kenilworth and Warwickshire, we ensure high-quality workmanship and customer satisfaction at every step.

A recent project involved replacing an old conservatory roof with a lightweight solid design, resulting in improved thermal insulation and a brighter, more functional living space. By listening closely to our clients’ preferences, we created a space they love to use all year round.

From complete overhauls to small enhancements, we have the tools and expertise to turn your vision into reality. As a Which? Trusted Trader, our commitment to excellence ensures you’ll get a durable and beautiful conservatory transformation.

Start Your Refurbishment Journey Today

Whether you’re seeking better energy efficiency, enhanced aesthetics, or a total redesign, Fox Windows & Doors has a solution for you. Contact us today to discuss your conservatory refurbishment project. Let us help you create a space that complements your home and lifestyle.

In this blog, we take a look at a recent case study from Historic England, in which a stone farmhouse from 1820 had secondary glazing and insulation installed into the property. 

Project

This project was about bringing a farmhouse that had been unoccupied for 20 years into a contemporary home that a large family could live in. Secondary glazing was used on top of an existing single-glazing, a simple process of adding a second panel of glass as opposed to removing the windows or doors completely and re-installing. 

The addition of secondary glazing created a more straightforward and smoother transition that is more practical for older homes such as this one. 

Benefits

The secondary glazing installation came with a variety of benefits for this particularly historic property. The farmhouse now does not have the concern of condensation, making for a more comfortable home and lessening the risk of dampness. Condensation can genuinely reduce the quality of older homes through a genuine risk of mould, which is a particularly vital issue. The addition of a secondary panel means the glass will match the temperature of the inside, lessening the risk of condensation and any potential interior damage that it could have.

“Secondary glazing will provide considerable improvements to thermal performance and energy conservation. In respect of multipane windows, it often outperforms double-glazing.”
Historic England Advice, Note 18.

Also, the seamlessness of adding secondary glazing in comparison to reinstalling double glazing meant the farmhouse had kept its unique character. Additionally, adding a second panel allows the farmhouse to reduce its carbon footprint because the property will have reduced heat loss, thus lowering energy consumption. Secondary glazing allows for substantial improvements without changing elements of the historic property.

For any potential homebuyers, the addition of secondary glazing will add another layer of protection, making forced entry far more difficult and a deterrent for intruders. All in all, this was a welcoming addition to the property and will now quickly allow for a larger family home that can be enjoyed and provide a safe place to live.

You can find out more about the process of how secondary glazing and insulation were added to the historic farmhouse, the lessons that were learned, and the impact it had.

How Fox Windows & Doors Can Help

If you are interested in having secondary glazing installed, we here at Fox Windows and Doors are the right choice for you. We have over 150 years of combined experience in our sector and the finest range of secondary glazing from Granada.

You can contact us today by filling out our contact form or by giving us a call at 01926 754044. Alternatively, you can get a free instant quote using our free online quoting tool.