Wooden conservatories are usually double glazed and often have a lower U-factor than other types of conservatories. The lower U-factor, the more efficient the glazing, the less heat the conservatory in question retains. Double weather-seal and cold edge spacer bars improve soundproofing and increasing the energy efficiency of the conservatory.

Wood is one of the most commonly used materials in conservatories. This is because it’s easily available, easy to cut, and the colours and textures it is made from allows for a large range of finishes, such as natural finishes. It also lends itself well to naturalised decoration with a natural look wooden conservatories.

As wood is easily available, there is also a huge variety of different styles of wooden conservatories. They range from traditional Victorian style, to contemporary styles, to contemporary designs incorporating unique features that create a different look from other modern conservatories.

Wooden conservatories are also able to incorporate an elegant feel to a home. Whilst not suitable for all houses, they can add a sense of class and elegance to a house by creating an airy atmosphere.

Wooden conservatories can also be custom built to suit any design needs. There is no need to compromise on space or style with an average conservatory, as they are available in various shapes and sizes to suite every home. Custom wooden conservatories can also be made to match existing interior designs.

Decorating a conservatory is easy and can add a touch of class to your home. However, before starting your own conservatory project, it is necessary to ensure it meets the standards set by local authorities. They may have rules about the type of materials used in conservatories and even how large a conservatory can be – so it is recommended you seek advice from a building contractor prior to beginning work.

If you are thinking about using wood as a material for conservatories, then a good rule of thumb is to choose a hardwood, such as oak or pine, to reduce energy consumption. Hardwood also adds a certain amount of sophistication to any conservatory.

You also need to think about the maintenance of your conservatory. A good quality wooden conservatory will be long lasting, but you do need to make sure you protect your wood with protective coatings on a regular basis. Once you have spent some money on your conservatory it should last for many years with relatively little maintenance.

So whether you are looking to buy a new conservatory or build one yourself, if you are building a conservatory, the best option is to look for a reputable builder who can recommend a good quality wood to use in your conservatory. This will help you get a high quality finished product.