The Brew Cabin

seanandruby wrote:Nice job. I am about to do the same, upgrade my "shed with big windows." Wife goes mad when i call it that in front of the posh mates..."It's a conservatory darling"..... i get with a dig in the ribs :laugh: The previous owners did the old one with the ground to high and the timber at the bottom is rotting. Doing it all myself so should take a while. Will have to break out the footings i reckon and start again. Any tips on the brickwork, size of cavity etc; will be helpful. Best deals on diy conservatories will also be helpful.

Cheers sean,
we used a comany called qcconservatories on the net we bought 2 of them at the same time one for us and one for the neighbour.

The cavity we done was 70mm and then we filled it with insulation, the neighbours has glass from the floor to the top, so we done the same with the end walls that he has.

Conservatory was easy to install its the first ive ever done bu it turned out ok, its like another room on the house but the inside took some time to complete.

I will try and load a photo of the inside for you to give you some ideas and it may help keep the mrs at bay

cheers simon

seanandruby wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQ55m11Dl9s
Anybody used the above conservatory system. Is it any good?

Tony McC wrote:When it stops raining, will you get a photie from the lawn, looking back towards the conservatory? I could use that as an example of how my layout plants are turned into reality.

.... opps and a little longer tony sorry here they are finally....















some of them seam to be a little fuzzy but if you want i can email the originals...
:laugh:

and a couple of the inside of the conservatory...





and thats about it...
cheers simon

seanandruby wrote:What are the dimensions of your conservatory, it's a good size.?