Conservatory Question...

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kaiser78 replied

10 November 2009, 20:49
Originally posted by pzz76077 View Post

Why not just move to a warmer country with less rain and save a packet??

PZZ

Bingo - problem solved !
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Toolpusher replied

10 November 2009, 20:43
Low E glass is more expensive than standard glass upfront, but you'll save a boatload on cooling the conservatory during summer months and heating during winter. Pay now or pay later.......
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pzz76077 replied

10 November 2009, 20:37
Why not just move to a warmer country with less rain and save a packet??

PZZ
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Peoplesoft bloke replied

10 November 2009, 20:36
Mine has standard glass. It's like an oven in summer and freezing in winter. Next door's has some smart alec glass (not sure what) and it's much better.
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kaiser78 started a topic Conservatory Question...

10 November 2009, 20:26
Conservatory Question...

Just on the off chance...for anyone who has had or built a conservatory, did it include Pilkington low E or K glass as opposed to the standard strengthened type ? The co we want to go with recommend the latter, the consensus however seems to be the former ?
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