Timber conservatories look far superior and can be bespoke built to match your property with frames carved and finished with a variety of joinery styles, either plain or ornate and there is no limit for the colour. As a result of the workmanship the average cost of a timber conservatory can be 50% more than uPVC and will start from around £25,000 for a basic structure.

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Timber is an excellent choice of material as it offers excellent opportunities for bespoke finishing and colouring to match your home. A well-cared for wooden conservatory can last just as long as alternative materials if well maintained. Our paint finishes protect your conservatory but we recommend repainting every 5 to 10 years to help maintain its longevity.

All of our wooden conservatories are made from specifically selected, seasoned wood. Timber has natural properties that help it withstand the elements and in the factory, we apply a 'colour harmonising' finish containing a preservative. We then apply a micro-porous protective paint finish. However, timber is a natural material so it requires regular attention to keep them looking good.

We use carefully selected Siberian Larch from sustainable forests. The cold Siberian climate results in a small growth each year which is shown in the timber’s tight grain pattern and giving it excellent durability and stability. All of the timber we use is also FSC certified.

Timber is considered by many to be the most visually pleasing materials. It’s natural beauty suits both traditional and modern properties. For many homes, particularly in conservation areas, a wooden conservatory is the perfect choice. They also add an authentic, traditional look and are a great choice for period properties.