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27 May What Comes As Standard With New Doors in the North East?

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At Priory Windows, we supply and fit uPVC, composite, timber alternative and engineered timber doors across Whitley Bay, North Tyneside and the wider North East. With over 25 years’ experience, we know homeowners want doors that look right, perform well in local weather and offer...

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27 May Do Doors in Tyneside Need Grade 316 Hardware Near the Coast?

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Not every door in Tyneside needs Grade 316 hardware. But if your home is close to the coast, especially in an exposed position facing wind-driven rain and salt air, Grade 316 stainless steel door furniture is a sensible upgrade. Why coastal homes need the right door...

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25 Apr What is the right thickness for conservatory roof insulation?

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Many homeowners ask how thick conservatory roof insulation should be when they plan to replace or improve their conservatory roofs in Tyneside. This is an important question to ask before choosing a new conservatory roof. Still, insulation thickness alone does not show how the roof...

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25 Apr How close can a woodgrain conservatory get to real timber?

Posted at 07:46h in Uncategorized
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There is something about timber that draws people in. It has a warm, natural look and plenty of character. It also suits all home styles, especially those with traditional brickwork or classic design details.  For many homeowners, that is exactly the type of finish they...

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03 Apr How to tell whether your older conservatory is suitable for a roof replacement?

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Many homeowners tell us they enjoy having a conservatory, but stop using it properly because the temperature is hard to manage. In many cases, the conservatory's main structure is still sound. And in these cases, a roof conversion can be a simple way to improve...

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03 Apr Is over-cladding a good idea for older conservatories?

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If you have an older conservatory, you may have heard that over-cladding is a fast way to make it warmer and easier to use. You add new materials over the old roof, improve insulation and avoid any major building work. That sounds like a really...

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04 Mar Can timber-alternative windows pass for real wood indoors?

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There is just something about real wood windows that people love. They look beautiful and they feel warm and natural. The downside of real wood is its maintenance requirements. If these windows are going to keep looking good, they need a fair bit of attention. And...

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04 Mar Are steel-look doors practical for family homes?

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If you are shopping for new entrance doors for a busy family house, you may be juggling a few different priorities at once. You want something that looks good from the street. But it also has to survive muddy shoes, school runs, doors being opened...

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30 Jan Do you need building control approval to replace a conservatory roof?

Posted at 08:22h in Conservatories
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UK Building Control classifies a conservatory roof replacement as regulated building work. This requirement exists because changing the roof directly affects your conservatory’s structural stability as well as its heat retention/transfer. So if you are upgrading your conservatory in the North East with a roof...

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30 Jan Is over-cladding a bad idea for older conservatories?

Posted at 08:19h in Conservatories
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Over-cladding the roof can sound like an easy way for you, as a Tyneside homeowner with an older conservatory, to make your conservatory more comfortable. After all, who would not want a warmer room without the hassle of any major building work? But you should...

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