Conservatory Base
Conservatory Base
Installing a conservatory is a great way to improve your homes living area and create a light filled space that you can enjoy all year round. If you are considering a new installation, the first step is the conservatory base construction.
Conservatory Base Installation
The first step to installing a new conservatory is to install the base. There are a number of different conservatory base options, and it is important to choose the right base for your needs. Below we will look at the different conservatory bases available, the construction costs and also DIY options.
Compare Conservatory Base Prices
Are you looking to install a new conservatory base, or want to replace your current conservatory base? We can help you find a great deal by comparing prices of local conservatory floor and base installers. To find out how much a conservatory base costs in your area, simply use the price calculator below.
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Conservatory Base Construction
Conservatory bases are available in a range of different designs. The base size and shape will typically reflect the design of your conservatory. Dwarf walls are a popular choice for many homeowners, but you can also have a flat base and full-height (floor to ceiling) glazing.
Conservatory Base Prices
The average cost of installing a 3m x 3m conservatory base will range from £800 to £1,200 for a flat base, or £1,800 to £2,500 for a conservatory base with a dwarf wall. The size of your conservatory base will influence the cost, with larger conservatories costing more. Also, if you require additional features, such as underfloor heating, the conservatory base construction cost will be higher.
Steel Conservatory Bases
As well as the solid (brick and concrete) conservatory bases mentioned above, you can also install a steel base. Steel bases often cost more than a solid base, with prices for a 3m x 3m base from Durabase costing from £1,100 to £1,900. These bases do come with an impressive 25 year guarantee, and are quick to assemble.
Construction Considerations
It is important to consider any additions that you would like before installing a conservatory base. For example, underfloor heating and radiator piping should be installed as part of the construction, as it will cost significantly more to install once complete. Your chosen conservatory installer can provide more information about the different options available.
DIY Conservatory Bases
If you are installing your own conservatory, you will need to start with the base. There are many options now available to make the installation easy for DIY enthusiasts, including the use of pre-fabricated conservatory steel bases. Durabase is one of the most popular DIY bases for conservatories.
Durabase Conservatory
A popular alternative to traditional conservatory bases is the Durabase system. These bases are popular with the DIY market as they provide cheap and fast installation. Durabase conservatories require minimal foundations, and the steel conservatory base can be erected within a few hours.
They look great, have a long life span and are also easy to remove, if required. The Durabase collection is available in many different designs, and many also include dwarf walls and other popular features.
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Money Saving Tips
We love helping UK consumers save more on their home improvements. To ensure you receive the cheapest supply and installation deals, we have put together some helpful tips and tricks.
Compare Conservatory Base Prices
One of the best ways to ensure you are receiving a great value for money base installation is by comparing prices. With our conservatory base cost estimator, it only takes a moment to fill in your requirements and work out the best deal for you.[/ultimate_icon_list_item][ultimate_icon_list_item icon=”Defaults-check” icon_color=”#81d742″ content_font_size=”desktop:16px;” content_font_color=”#2d2d2d”]
Look for Sales
If you are looking to do a DIY or steel durabase installation, you can save big by purchasing the supplies during a sale. In some cases, savings can be more than 40% off the retail price. Top tip: Look out for flash sales on the social media pages for UK steel base suppliers.[/ultimate_icon_list_item][ultimate_icon_list_item icon=”Defaults-check” icon_color=”#81d742″ content_font_size=”desktop:16px;” content_font_color=”#2d2d2d”]
Promo & Discount Codes
Promo codes for conservatory bases, really? Yes, you may be surprised that many installers have promo codes and deals that can help you save on the cost of your fitting. We recommend you find local suppliers first, then check to see if they have any discount codes available.[/ultimate_icon_list_item][ultimate_icon_list_item icon=”Defaults-check” icon_color=”#81d742″ content_font_size=”desktop:16px;” content_font_color=”#2d2d2d”]
Ask for a Discount!
Getting a better deal on conservatory base construction can be as easy as asking for a better price. This is an extremely easy, fast and simple money saving tip. And, it actually works more often than you might think. The home improvement industry is very competitive, and many suppliers and fitters will be willing to provide a further discount to secure your business.[/ultimate_icon_list_item][ultimate_icon_list_item icon=”Defaults-check” icon_color=”#81d742″ content_font_size=”desktop:16px;” content_font_color=”#2d2d2d”]
Concession Discounts
If you are an OAP, work in certain industries (armed forces, NHS, etc.) or hold another concession, you may be able to receive a discounted rate on your conservatory foundation and base construction. Not every supplier will provide discounts, but quite a few smaller installers provide a discount to certain concession holders.[/ultimate_icon_list_item][/ultimate_icon_list]
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