An orangery, conservatory or any other glazed extension really comes into its own during the summer months; large, transparent portions allow in plenty of light and warmth, stunning windows & doors bring in the cool summer’s breeze, leaving you feeling as close to your garden as possible. But it gets better. Read on, as we discuss 5 ways to make the most of glazed extensions this summer:
1. Host a party in your garden
Glazed extensions provide the perfect transition between the inside and outside of a property. This means they’re the perfect addition for any event you might host in your garden. If the temperature drops, take the party inside your glazed extension and continue enjoying the extended daylight in the warmth.
2. Refurbish any old glazed extensions
Have you got an old conservatory that overheats in the summer? If so, why not have it refurbished from us here at Falcon? With 30% off everything as part of our springtime offer, there’s no better time to improve your current version. Our experts can turn it into a versatile living space, that achieves a comfortable temperature throughout the year. And without a comfortable temperature, glazed extensions are far more difficult to enjoy.
3. Get some new furniture for it
New furniture can help breathe a new lease of life into an environment that has become stale. Plus, new furniture may be necessary for a glazed extension to function as you’d like. For example, if you fancy enjoying your breakfast in the sun this summer, a table to eat it off and some chairs to sit on will be required. Idealhome.co.uk has a range of conservatory dining ideas, which might help to inspire furniture choices.
4. Bring the garden in
It goes without saying that summer is the best time to enjoy the outdoors, which means your garden is the ideal place to be this time of year. So why not feel like you’re in your garden, by bringing it into your glazed extension? Plant life that thrive in heat and sun are ideal for use here in the summer, and will help you feel closer to nature when relaxing in there.
5. Install some blinds
Sadly, extended periods of sunlight do have some downsides. One of which is glare, which can be a real nuisance if you’re trying to relax and take in the view of your garden. Whilst they may not be required on an orangery, blinds can reduce glare significantly when installed on a conservatory, leaving you to enjoy external views uninhibited.
With summer not far away, there isn’t a better time to enjoy a glazed extension. For more information regarding their benefits, get in touch with one of our experts here at Falcon. You can call us on 01656 646 047 or send us an online message.
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