Franklins launches new composite windows website
This morning, the award-winning manufacturer of composite windows, doors and conservatories, Franklin Windows, launched the newest version of its website, www.franklinwindows.co.uk The new site boasts...
View ArticleConservatories January sale 20% off
We have just launched a fantastic January sale (better late than never?) to include 20% off all conservatories, orangeries, windows and doors*. To see our full range of conservatories click here. Think...
View ArticleHistory of Orangeries
In 1545 an orangery was built in Padua, Italy but the first orangeries were very practical and not ornamental as they later became. Most orangeries had no heating other than an open fire. Another...
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The many uses for a conservatory
It is common for many of us to need that extra bit of space in the home but circumstances often make it difficult to move or build an extension. However, the addition of a conservatory can offer you...
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Which style of window will you choose?
When it comes to purchasing windows and doors there are many to choose from which can make deciding a difficult and arduous task. It’s not just a case of settling for your standard white UPVC. To help...
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Top ten tips for choosing the right windows & doors
Top ten tips for choosing the right windows & doors There is nothing better than sitting in your home looking through your windows at nature unfolding right before your eyes. If you are...
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What is an Orangery?
What is an Orangery? Many believe that an orangery is the same as a conservatory but there is a difference. An orangery was originally used for growing citrus trees and they are a type of conservatory...
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Top 5 Benefits of Choosing Residence 9 Windows
A new window system known as Residence 9 aims to imitate the flush sash timber window that was once seen in the 19th century. This window is perfect to use in conservation areas because it is extremely...
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