Frames for our Walsall conservatories are made at the Coleshill factory of Amber Windows, and we handle the survey and the build ourselves. This page is for people who have already settled on uPVC and want to know what that gets them.
uPVC is the most common material for conservatories in the UK. It does not rust, warp or corrode, and it does not need varnishing or painting, so a wipe with a cloth keeps the frame clean. The frames have several insulating chambers, which slow heat moving through them. Read more on our uPVC conservatories page.
Frames are not just white any more. You can choose grey, brown, black or green, and many people pick a woodgrain effect for the look of timber without the upkeep.
Two frame designs are available, Traditional and Elegance, which gives you more control over the final look.
With good glass, uPVC frames help a conservatory stay warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. A conservatory is also a more economical way to gain living space than an extension, whether you want a family room or somewhere to work.
Our free design and quotation service uses CAD with a photographic overlay of your own house, so you can see it first.
A conservatory is usually classed as permitted development, but there are limits. Our planning guide explains them, and your local council has the final say. We have an in-house planning team who can advise.
Quite possibly. See our ideas for a small conservatory, then let us measure the space.
No. There is a range of glass, including self-cleaning glass in a range of colours and privacy options.
All of our building work carries our comprehensive guarantee, and we can talk you through finance. Elsewhere in the home, ask about our windows, doors and bi-folds. See our Walsall area page, and browse all conservatories.
Call 0800 78 37 371 (8.30am to 10pm, Monday to Sunday) or get a free quote to arrange your free home survey.
30 Years in Business
We are a family run business based in the Midlands for over 30 years.
