Summer is fast approaching. The evenings are getting lighter and the smell of freshly mown lawns floats on a pleasantly warm breeze. With the arrival of the warmer weather, we all want to spend more time outdoors. It’s great to be able to open up your home to incorporate your outdoor living space. Are your home and garden ready for you to enjoy? Is your home equipped to optimise your garden living plans? Here are some brilliant ways to open up your home for summer.
Bespoke bifold doors
Bifold doors are a great way to open up your home for summer. Available in aluminium or uPVC, bifold doors allow you to create a seamless transition from interior to exterior space. Their cutting-edge design means that they can fold back to create the largest possible opening, letting your home life spill onto your patio area. When closed, their slim sight lines offer panoramic views of your garden and outdoor area.
Bifold doors are available in a range of configurations and sizes to create a truly bespoke design. Choose from a multitude of colour and hardware options; the perfect way to personalise your property.
Classy conservatories
A conservatory is a great way to bring the outside in. During the summer months, a conservatory will quickly become an integral part of your garden living. Set up a table and chairs – perfect to create some extra space for barbecues and parties. Decorate with a range of plants, herbs, and flowers for a truly outdoor feel.
A conservatory is an extra room for your home while remaining a real part of your garden living. Available in a range of different styles, you’re sure to find the perfect design to suit your home’s character.
Fashionable French doors
For a touch of continental class, choose French doors for your home. French doors provide a classic look with all the benefits of modern high performing materials. They are equally suited to installations directly onto your home or as an entrance to a glazed extension. Enjoy the summer ‘en plein air’ with French doors from DW Windows.
Opulent orangeries
When you want your glazed extension to feel more like a permanent part of your home, an orangery is the perfect choice for you. With more brickwork and solid walls than a conservatory, an orangery can be decorated inside to your taste and the plastered perimeter ceiling can feature downlights to create a relaxing ambience.
An orangery’s solid structure does not, however, limit its link with the outside world. With large glazed sections, a light optimising lantern roof, and your choice of patio doors; an orangery from DW Windows could be the perfect way to expand your garden living.
The British summer is usually over way too soon. Get your home ready today and make the most of the sun while it’s still shining with help from DW Windows. For more information on how DW Windows can help you to improve your garden living, contact us today. Call us on 0800 999 0909 or send us a message online. Our friendly team of professionals are always happy to offer advice on the best solutions for your home improvement plans.
Paul's journey in the industry has been comprehensive, having served in various roles across different window and door companies in both manufacturing and installations. From fitting and surveying to even making his own glass, his extensive experience has honed his expertise. Paul's expertise in the industry is second to none making him a go-to person of this business as well as colleagues within the wider industry. (It's a true story that Pauls initials are actually PVC!!).
This wealth of knowledge is invaluable in helping homeowners choose DW Windows Ltd for their next home improvement project.
Working closely with the rest of the DW Windows team, Paul has helped homeowners in Wolverhampton, Birmingham, and the rest of the West Midlands improve their properties with beautiful windows, doors, and extensions.
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