What
is the specification for the base? How do I put the
conservatory together? Can you give my builder a guide?
WELCOME
TO OUR CONSERVATORY AND SUNROOM CONSTRUCTION GUIDE
This guide will answer many of your questions - maybe
even all of them! However, if there are still any
questions or queries you are unsure of please
them to us.
Firstly, however, here is our
DISCLAIMER and a THANKYOU.
DISCLAIMER: Our construction guide is not a
complete instruction manual. Feel free to download this
information in our download area here but please note we cannot accept
responsibility for erroneous constructions based on this
guide.
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YOU:To
Ultraframe PLC. This guide is based almost completely on
their excellent Step by Step Construction Guide. We are
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The guide, by its very nature, can only be a
GENERAL
GUIDE. Soil
and site circumstances will vary depending on area. It is
quite possible that you will not have to complete all of
the steps in their entirety. It is even possible you will
need to complete some additional steps. Always take
relevant professional advice when in doubt.
This guide is divided into seven pages - to follow the
guide online click on the relevant PAGE NUMBER at the bottom. Good luck with your
conservatory building project. If we can be of any
further assistance please us.
1. The site of
the proposed conservatory.
2. Construction
work begins. The ground is excavated to a minimum of
450mm deep for the footings. Excavation exposes an
underground drainage pipe in this example.
3. Additional
steel mesh reinforcement is introduced to the concrete
foundation to prevent the drainage pipe being crushed.
Another alternative sometimes favoured instead of steel
mesh is to insert concrete lintels above the drain in
order to bridge it .
4. Concrete is
poured into the trench to form the foundations. The
concrete is a minimum of 150mm thick.
Thanks to Ultraframe PLC for providing the basis and
images of this construction guide. PLEASE NOTE: Our construction guide is not a
instruction manual. Feel free to download this
information in our download area here but please note, we can accept
no responsibility for erroneous constructions based on
this guide.
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1. The site of
the proposed conservatory.
2. Construction
work begins. The ground is excavated to a minimum of
450mm deep for the footings. Excavation exposes an
underground drainage pipe in this example.
3. Additional
steel mesh reinforcement is introduced to the concrete
foundation to prevent the drainage pipe being crushed.
Another alternative sometimes favoured instead of steel
mesh is to insert concrete lintels above the drain in
order to bridge it .
4. Concrete is
poured into the trench to form the foundations. The
concrete is a minimum of 150mm thick.
