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do you need planning or building regulations for putting in the conservatory?
Edwardian Dwarf Wall Medium Conservatory - White.
Image is for illustration purposes only - please refer to exact dimensions before ordering. Self adhesive flashing tape included in kit, for more information see Conservatories Buying Guide. Low maintenance white PVCu finish.BBA Approved roof system with 25 degree roof pitch.Opal colour 25mm multi-wall polycarbonate roof sheets.Instructions and installation DVD included.4 opening windows that feature espagnolette locking, key locking handles and night vent facility.All sealed units are also toughened safety glass to BS EN 12600.Double glazed 28mm units (4/20/4) manufactured to BS EN 1279.PVC 70mm profile system to BS EN 12608 incorporating aluminium reinforcing.External brick dimension size H2975, W3158, D3081mm.Internal brick dimension size H2862, W2650mm.Interchangeable door and window positions.French doors with multi point locking system.Supplied complete with rainwater goods, cresting and finial (where appropriate), fixings and sealants.Manufacturer's 10 year guarantee.
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Is the picture correct as it does not look like an Edwardian Conservatory
This picture does not look like an Edwardian Conservatory. It looks like a victorian conservatory
Age: 45 to 54
Gender: Male
16 December 2011
by
ctp0102
from Derby
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Thank you for your question.
Having looked into this issue, I can confirm that the picture is accurate. From the manufacturer's description: "The Edwardian or Georgian style is probably the most popular conservatory design chosen for modern homes as it is primarily a square or rectangular design providing the maximum use of floor space. The flat front and high sloping roof gives a vaulted effect that creates an additional living space that is flooded with natural light."
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Having looked into this issue, I can confirm that the picture is accurate. From the manufacturer's description: "The Edwardian or Georgian style is probably the most popular conservatory design chosen for modern homes as it is primarily a square or rectangular design providing the maximum use of floor space. The flat front and high sloping roof gives a vaulted effect that creates an additional living space that is flooded with natural light."
Thank you for using Argos Q&A.
16 December 2011
by
Argos_helper_57
from Acton Gate