 Wooden Conservatory
Conservatory specialists Clydesdale Conservatories believe that your home is special and because your home is special, your conservatory should be too. This is why we offer our wooden conservatory, built to the highest specifications and using only the very best materials.
Our wooden conservatory is a popular alternative to a UPVC conservatory. Inspired by the Victorians and Edwardians the great tradition of classic wooden conservatories is timeless throughout the ages. The technique used in the Victorian times to build a wooden conservatory and has evolved considerably over the 100 years.
Where the Victorians used their wooden conservatory for the cultivation of seeds and plants brought back from the tropics, today we use them for afternoon naps in the warm autumn sun and entertaining our grandchildren.
Whether you are looking to create additional living space or wish to relax and enjoy the ever-changing seasons from the warmth and comfort of your home, we hope to help you create your unique wooden conservatory.
Any wooden conservatory should be in keeping with and sympathetic to your home’s individual charm and character. You need to avoid expensive mistakes, so detailed planning and design is crucial prior to the installation of your wooden conservatory.
Clydesdale Conservatories make a point of working closely with you to provide a wooden conservatory that is right for you, your home and how you like to live. Before we start any wooden conservatory project, we listen and observe, taking into account your original ideas and needs. We then design a wooden conservatory solution.
Our wooden conservatory range is tailor made to suit the design and style of your property to give you a purpose designed extension to your home, a room which adds value not only to your home but also to your lifestyle.
All quotations are free and with no obligation. All of our conservatory solutions are made are to suit the individuals needs. Wooden conservatory requirements are measured before we quote you the best price.
Throughout the centuries architects and builders have made many different views on the design of wooden conservatories and the materials used. Indeed, stone, brick and glass was a popular combination for early wooden conservatory construction. During the early Victorian period in England, brickwork became a popular alternative to stone for many wooden conservatories attached to the finest houses of the day. However, wooden conservatories have been fashionable extensions of these fine family houses and that still applies to today.
There are various reasons for using wooden in the building of conservatories. Of course, the main reason of a conservatory is to provide a lovely transitional space between the house and the openness of the garden and grounds. Nothing contributes quite as well to the overall design and beauty of a conservatory than the use of wooden in its construction.
If you are in our area, please feel free to visit our conservatory showroom to view some of our finished conservatory projects. See for yourself why we have remained a successful, family run business manufacturing in Scotland for nearly
80 years.
Once you have made up your mind to acquire a quality wooden conservatory, your most important decision should be to choose a supplier, who will guarantee this major addition to your home will be professionally and efficiently installed. Clydesdale Conservatories are the one and only choice for your conservatory.
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