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The Benefits and Basics of Installing Conservatory Awnings

Conservatory awnings provide many advantages to a home and can range in price, material and functionality. The addition of an awning to your garden creates an extra living space without the need for bothersome new construction or planning permissions.

 

Selecting and installing an awning means you won't have to worry about the weather. It will provide shade from the sun's harmful effects while also protecting your indoor furniture and fabrics from fading.

 

Imagine being able to plan a party outdoors no matter what the forecast is predicting. No longer will you have to rush inside during a light summer shower. With an awning you can plan alfresco dining or a fun barbecue party with confidence.

 

Your awning will effectively extend your living room into the garden by providing an outdoor space that is protected from the elements.

 

Only durable materials should go into the manufacturing of your awning. Today there are some very sturdy materials that are combined with beautiful fabrics offering a wide array of decorating options.

 

Whether you prefer bright and bold colors, stylish and modern, plain or prints you will be able to find an awning to suit your new living space.

 

Awning fabrics should be Teflon coated and UV-stabilised to avoid weakening from exposure to the elements. They need to be coated with an anti-mildew treatment to help prevent staining. The fabric should be resistant to strain so they don't twist or shrink.

 

Mesh fabrics are another popular choice as they let in some light but still reflect heat. These products are less decorative than traditional awning fabrics but are much more efficient at reflecting heat.

 

The skeleton, or structure, of a conservatory awning is typically made up of heavy duty aluminum that won't bend or buckle during use. The structure is hung on stainless steel brackets which have been powder-coated to prevent cracking and chipping.

 

Most awnings today come with a remote control, making them very simple to operate.

 

You may even choose a conservatory awning that has wind and sunlight sensors. These awnings will collect information from the sensors and open and close automatically in response to weather conditions.

 

Visit several conservatory awning installers and speak with their sales people about the options that will work best for your needs.

 

Collect several quotes and keep notes on each business' offers, prices and products before making a final decision.

 

Once your new conservatory awning is installed, you'll be all set to host your first weather-proof garden party.

 

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