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Conservatory Base (Timber)
Conservatory Base (Timber)
Conservatory Base With Timber Floor
This is the typical design of a conservatory base with a suspended timber floor. This type of conservatory base construction is used when a conservatory is built on a slope or the floor level in the house is a lot higher than the existing garden. Insulation should be installed between floor joists to improve thermal efficiency. Insulation should also be installed within the Cavity of the brickwall.
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