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Lets talk about conservatories
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A conservatory or sunroom is the most dramatic and impressive improvement made to an ordinary house. A conservatory radically transforms a home and the life lived in it, and improves the use of the dwelling space. A conservatory offers endless possibilities for work or play, as a place to dine or entertain, a playroom, a study, a lounge or even an office in which to work.
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 The historical development of conservatories is unavoidably connected to the progress made in the manufacture of flat glass over the last two hundred years. Early conservatories first appeared during the Victorian Era of 19th century Europe. At the time they were used for conserving botanical treasures from around the world, and were a method of displaying social status in a class system. Today the role of the conservatory has changed. A consumer can select a wide variety of material such as aluminum, PVC, hardwood, treated softwood and other styles. Developments in glass technology has also contributed to the popularity of today?s conservatories. Double-glazed glass has virtually eliminated the condensation that was inevitable with older, single-glazed conservatories. Low-e glasses guarantee an excellent level of thermal efficiency and special-coated glass can control solar rays. Convenient to use, easy to maintain and fast to construct, it normally takes two weeks to build, and is a valuable addition to any home. Find more information on the selected links.
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Photos: Classic Conservatories
Last review: March, 2004 |
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