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Project planning

Project planning

Everything you need to know when starting a home improvement project, including buying guides and planning permission.

  1. Glass conservatory roof
    1. Conservatories

    The best conservatory roof types

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  2. A uPVC casement window
    1. Windows

    The 8 Different types of windows explained

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  3. Soundproof window for noise reduction
    1. Windows

    How to Soundproof Windows for Noise Reduction

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  4. Women covering ears from noise
    1. General

    How to soundproof a room

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  5. An Everest casement window
    1. Windows

    What is a casement window?

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  6. Timber casement windows
    1. Windows

    What size is a standard house window?

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  7. White sash windows
    1. Windows

    How much do new windows cost?

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  8. uPVC tilt and turn window
    1. Windows

    How long does double glazing last?

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  9. An Everest composite stable door
    1. Doors

    What is a composite door?

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  10. A blue front composite door
    1. Doors

    Standard door sizes in the UK

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  11. Black aluminium french doors
    1. Doors

    What is a French door?

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  12. A composite front door with glazing
    1. Doors

    How much does a new front door cost?

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  13. A small Edwardian conservatory
    1. Conservatories

    How much does a conservatory cost?

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  14. Casement windows in a living room
    1. Windows

    Windows Buying Guide

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  15. Composite entrance door with small glazed window
    1. Doors

    Doors buying guide

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  16. Planning permission
    1. Planning Permission

    Do I need planning permission?

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  17. White uPVC lean-to conservatory
    1. Planning Permission

    Do you need planning permission for a conservatory?

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  18. Timber casement window
    1. Planning Permission

    Do you need planning permission for windows?

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  19. Aluminium bi-fold doors in anthracite grey
    1. Planning Permission

    Do you need planning permission for doors?

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  20. Lantern roof on an Orangery
    1. Planning Permission

    Do you need planning permission for a Orangery?

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  21. A large tiled roof extension
    1. Planning Permission

    Do you need planning permission for an extension?

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  22. A porch with a black composite door
    1. Planning Permission

    Do you need planning permission for a porch?

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  23. White casement window with Georgian bars
    1. Windows

    How much does double glazing cost?

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  24. Making a composite door
    1. Doors

    How is a composite door made?

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  25. Privacy glass on a bathroom window
    1. Windows

    Glass options for windows

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  26. Digging conservatory foundations
    1. Conservatories

    Does a conservatory need foundations?

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  27. A white uPVC Orangery
    1. Conservatories

    What is an Orangery?

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  28. Letterbox on a composite front door
    1. Doors

    How to choose a replacement front door

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  29. Safety glass
    1. Windows

    Is Laminated Glass or Toughened Glass the Best Option?

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  30. A lean-to conservatory
    1. Conservatories

    The Different Types of Conservatory

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  31. Types of door
    1. Doors

    The 12 Types of Doors

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  32. How to measure a door
    1. Doors

    How to measure a door

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  33. How to measure a window
    1. Windows

    How to measure a window

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  34. Different types of British houses
    1. Windows

    The Different Types of British Houses

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  35. White uPVC double glazed window
    1. Windows

    How does double glazing work?

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  36. uPVC triple glazed window
    1. Windows

    Is triple glazing worth it?

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  37. Holder
    1. General

    Building Regulations Approved Document F (Ventilation) Explained

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  38. Holder
    1. General

    Building Regulations Part O (Overheating) Explained

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  39. Holder
    1. Windows

    Trickle Vents: What Are They & Do You Need Them?

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  40. Holder
    1. Windows

    Triple Glazed Windows Cost

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  41. Holder
    1. Windows

    The Advantages and Disadvantages of Triple Glazing

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Made in Britain

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BSI

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Secured by Design

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FENSA

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Trustmark

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