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They wanted a space to relax and chat, without a tv. Dale works as a photographer and so they also wanted a space that was filled with light where he both do photoshoots and also edit his imagery. Finally, the couple had a downstairs bathroom on their wishlist. They wanted a lean-to style extension with a steeply pitched roof but had been told that the roof pitch they wanted was not possible with a traditional build.
Then they found out about hup!
The system provided the solution to all of their needs. The flexibility of hup! meant that their vision of a steeply pitched roof was not a problem. Dale wanted heaps of natural light in the new extension for his photography work and so large glazed panels were incorporated into the roof design, along with a stunning picture window at one end, and a huge set of contemporary bi-folds, opening onto a new sun deck.
And finally, thanks to the 3m² extra floor space gained by using hup! vs bricks and mortar, the couple were able to incorporate a downstairs bathroom into their new extension with the ‘free space’.
The results are stunning and Dale and Tracy are understandably delighted with their new hup! extension.
It’s even better than we could have imagined!
Commenting about their new hup!, Dale said: “We are so glad that we chose hup! for our project. Despite the fact that our new extension is so much bigger than the old conservatory, it still only took a matter of days to build. We are already loving our new space for working and relaxing – things we could never have done in our old conservatory. It is also great that we now have the downstairs bathroom that we so wanted and thanks to using the hup! system, this was built using the ‘free space’ gained’.
We are absolutely delighted that the vision we had in our minds has been perfectly brought to life with hup! – in fact it’s even better than we could have imagined!”
Mrs Bell had an old conservatory which was in need of updating. After looking for options online she came across the hup! system and got in touch with her local hup! builder to discuss transforming her conservatory into a modern, light filled, energy efficient extension.
Vernon and his family had an old conservatory which was nearly 20 years old and had many issues. They also found that the doors that separated the conservatory from their home made it feel like an ‘add on’, rather than being a part of their home, and so they decided to look for a replacement.
Lucy Russell lives in a 1930’s semi-detached property in Burnley, Lancashire, which the previous owner had lived in for 40 years. She bought the house as a complete renovation project, working through every room to transform it into a contemporary home.
The Paul family live in a detached house in Hampshire which had an old conservatory with a polycarbonate roof. As Mrs Paul put it, the old conservatory was “a complete waste of space.”