Conservatories in Titchfield

Conservatories in Titchfield

Titchfield customers looking for conservatories turn to Aperture Windows & Doors Ltd. A conservatory extends usable floor space into the garden at a lower cost than a conventional brick extension, and the entirely-glazed character of the structure means the garden remains a constant presence even in the middle of winter. Aperture Windows & Doors fits conservatories in a range of traditional and contemporary designs across Hampshire and West Sussex — lean-to, Edwardian (hipped roof), Victorian (faceted front) and P-shaped configurations to suit both the style of the host house and the dimensions of the garden. All our conservatory installations are built on a dwarf wall base with thermally-broken frames and sealed double-glazed roof panels, giving a comfortable usable room across a wider range of seasons than older uninsulated designs. Titchfield is a historic village on the River Meon near Fareham, with a medieval centre including the 13th-century St Peter's Church and the ruins of Titchfield Abbey — built as an Augustinian priory in 1232. The village has a conservation area protecting the High Street and associated courts of 15th- and 16th-century properties, where period-sympathetic casements and flush-frame designs are the appropriate replacement choice. The wider Titchfield parish has a belt of post-war residential development where contemporary uPVC or aluminium is the standard approach.

Why Choose Aperture Windows & Doors Ltd in Titchfield?

Aperture Windows & Doors Ltd brings the same standard of conservatories to every property in Titchfield, Hampshire. Glazed conservatory additions that extend your home's living space and bring the garden inside year-round.

Key Benefits

• ✓Extends usable living space without the disruption and cost of a full brick extension
• ✓Glazed roof and walls keep the garden connection year-round
• ✓Range of designs from lean-to to Victorian and Edwardian to suit the host building's character