Author Archives: diycons

Over the last couple of years I have noticed a trend that people interested in doing a DIY conservatory ask for thermal retention properties to be increased in the roof glazing but omit to do the same with the wall … Continue reading →

When architects design extension or new homes the first thing they consider is how the internal layout of the room or building is going to work. For example a sitting/dining room needs to accommodate a lounge suite and dining room table and … Continue reading →

At project conservatory Ltd we have recently launched a range of DIY Garden Rooms. The system uses the same K2 Konnect technology to allow quick assembly without having to use screws to join the frames together. The standard DIY garden … Continue reading →

Have you tried to assemble flat pack using just the instruction manual. Being a male you probably won’t even refer to the instructions. That might work when assembling a bedside table from Ikea but that certainly isn’t the case when … Continue reading →

About 50% of all inquiries made to our web site are for lean-to conservatories. We presume this is because the general public perceive this style to be the cheapest and best value for money. In most cases this is true, … Continue reading →

Mid September and the weather has definitely turned. Traditionally, the DIY conservatory season slows down at this time of the year but fortunately for Project Conservatory we have yet to experience it. Some of our clients that we quoted over twelve months … Continue reading →

A few months back I contracted a seo company to try and improve Project Conservatories organic web page ranking. After about two months the site had improved from position 250 to about 100 for the key words DIY conservatory, DIY … Continue reading →

There are two types of roof glazing for diy self build conservatories. The cheaper option is polycarbonate, which is provided with your DIY conservatory in the form of a 25mm, five wall structure. This comes in clear, opal and bronze. … Continue reading →

More commonly known as the lean-to of garden room. As far as the diy conservatory market is concerned, this style of conservatory takes about 70% of market share. This is not surprising as it is the least complicated to install … Continue reading →

What a fantastic Olympic Games Great Britain is experiencing. It seems to have created a community bonding experience that only sport seems to create. On the flip side, Interest in DIY conservatories has plummeted while the general public are glued … Continue reading →