Its Raining again….

But I’m sitting here writing this, in my garden, on my laptop with a nice cup of coffee and all is good….  How? I hear you ask?That’s the beauty of having a garden canopy in the UK.

35mm Polycarbonate, is it worth the price?

35mm polycarbonate sheets are the thickest of the most popular multi-wall polycarbonate sheets. They are also the most expensive. This blog aims to look at whether they offer value for money and ultimately to ask ‘is it worth paying extra?’

Its Canopy Weather….

There is an argument for a canopy in your garden all year round. Today we have a heat wave and surprise, surprise tonight it may rain!!

When your conservatory is just too hot, your canopy will really come into its own. A canopy will offer your shelter and shade whatever the weather.

Polycarbonate sheets – which are the best for a conservatory?

There is a large range of polycarbonate sheets on the market today. Which is the best for use in a conservatory? What is the best polycarbonate sheet thickness? What is the best colour? In the next couple of blogs, I will give you all the information you need to make the right choice for your project. Today we will look at polycarbonate sheet colours.

There is a large range of polycarbonate sheets on the market today. Which is the best for use in a conservatory? What is the best polycarbonate sheet thickness? What is the best colour? In the next couple of blogs, I will give you all the information you need to make the right choice for your project. Let’s start with polycarbonate sheet thickness.

One final note on getting the heat down in your conservatory in the summer months…. Don’t wait until the hit builds up to an unbearable point before you open your roof vents. Automate your vents….

Last week we looked at the use of roof vents to release some of that heat build-up in your conservatory helping you to be able to use the room in the hot summer months.

Today we will look at another solution in the form of glazing materials which can help you to cool your conservatory in summer and keep the heat in during the colder months. 

As the weather heats up a lot of conservatories get too hot to spend time in! Many older conservatories are too hot in summer and too cold in winter stopping you from getting the full benefit from these lovely rooms. There are a number of things you can do to reduce the heat build up in your conservatory whether it be a new addition or an older existing one. In the next couple of days we will examine some options.

The Glazing Shop offers a perfect solution to ponds freezing over during the coldest month of the year, February.  While temperatures plummet outside, ponds can become easily frozen, endangering the fish within.  With our polycarbonate sheets, you can stave off the worst of the cold and protect your fish easily and quickly.

Start the New Year with a warmer, drier house!

As we move into the colder months of winter, it is often noticeable that more condensation occurs on windows, and older properties feel colder.  Much of this can be due to poorly-fitted windows, but often it is simple due to single glazing on character houses.  Ecoease secondary glazing can help!