In today’s world, many of us often find ourselves craving more space and flexibility in our homes. Whether it’s a need for a dedicated home office, a simple rear house conservatory for more living space, or your very own home gym. This is where an Addroom DIY conservatory comes into the picture! Addrooms offer a versatile, cost-effective solution to fulfil your needs and requirements.
In this blog, we will explore some of the best small house conservatory ideas. With a special focus on Dunster House Addroom garden conservatories that can transform your home!
W3m x D3m
If you’re in need of a little more space than what you’ve currently got, our Addroom 3 x 3 range is the perfect solution. These compact and versatile garden room conservatories are designed to provide that extra room you need. Without the hassle and expense of other alternatives. With a 3 x 3 footprint, these Addrooms offer a snug yet comfortable space. A space that can be customised to suit your specific needs. Are you looking to create a garden office, gym, lounge, or perhaps a dining area?
W4m x D3m and W5m x D3m
If you require a bit more room than the 3 x 3 Addroom offers, the 4 x 3 and 5 x 3 options are excellent choices. These slightly larger garden room conservatories provide even more space to bring your ideas to life. With a wider footprint, you can create a more spacious environment for various purposes, whether it’s a roomy home office, an entertainment space, or a combination of both.
Flipped Addroom versions
The flipped versions of the Addroom (3 x 4 and 3 x 5) offer an innovative twist on the traditional rectangular design. These configurations are ideal if you have limited space along the side of your house but are used for houses what have a little more depth to work with down the side. The added depth in these garden rooms can provide more layout flexibility, making them suitable for whatever you’ve got in mind!
These flipped designs don’t need to go on the side of a house! If you’re looking for something a little different to add to the back of your property, these might be the perfect option if you want the doors opening at the side instead of the front.
Addroom Construction Time
When it comes to construction time, Addrooms DIY Conservatory typically offer a significant advantage compared to other traditional alternatives. The difference in construction time is one of the key benefits that make Addrooms an attractive option for homeowners seeking additional space. Oh, did I mention they are a more affordable and cost-effective too? Let’s check out how an Addroom construction time compaired to others.
Quick Installation:
Addrooms are designed to be modular and a more efficient garden room. Which means they can be installed relatively quickly, depending on the specific size and customisation you choose. An Addroom can often be ready for use within just 2-3 days, rather than months. If you choose to have external and internal electrics added, this may differ. But will be much quicker compared to having a whole brick extension constructed.
Minimal Disruption:
The construction process for Addrooms is less disruptive to your daily life. The garden room conservatories are often pre-fabricated and designed with the DIYer in mind for a simple, quick installation. And with the help of our pre-constructed panels, there’s less mess, noise, and disturbance compared to a traditional brick construction!
Predictable Schedule:
Addroom construction follows a more predictable schedule. Weather conditions will have less of an impact on the timeline as you’ll be able to get more done in one day. Meaning you’ll have a better estimate of when your new conservatory alternative will be up and ready.
Insulation Options:
Insulation is a crucial aspect of any room you are going to use all year round. This ensures that your new space is comfortable. With our Addroom house conservatory alternatives, insulation comes as standard feature, already included. This means that your Addroom conservatory alternative will come fully equipped with high-grade insulation right from the start, offering you the option to use the room all year round.
Unlike some conservatories which can be too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter. The Addroom’s roof, walls and flooring are highly insulated for year-round use. The roof is made from 65mm thick sandwich panels which helps prevent the greenhouse effect often experienced with a conservatory.
Windows & Doors:
uPVC windows are supplied as standard with your purchase. Unlike a brick extension, where you’ll have to buy the windows and doors separately from a supplier or from the builder, meaning there’s much more cost compared to an Addroom.
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