Step 1

Site preparation is simpler with no need for deep foundations, saving time and minimising disruption which keeps the customer happy

Step 2

Helical screw piles are quickly driven to the required depth to reduce the hazards associated with made-up ground or trees. A leveling head is added to the pile head to form the connection with the ground beam.

Step 3

Lightweight, partly-recycled, plastic push-fit beams can be joined together to form the framework that sits on top of the load-bearing piles.

Step 4

A pre-manufactured lightweight floor slab can now be laid on top of the framework. This unique base includes both insulation and a damp proof membrane.

Step 5

When the floor slab is in place, the walls of the conservatory can be built - with the inner wall laid on the slab and the outer wall on the ground beam.

Step 6

Glazing can be installed and the conservatory completed in a fraction of the time taken using conventional foundation methods.