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Keeping an orangery warm in the winter
What are the best ways of keeping an orangery warmer during the winter months?
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"Hi Lou
I would recommend an oil filled radiator, dependant on the size of the orangery.
Dependant on budget under floor heating"
I would recommend an oil filled radiator, dependant on the size of the orangery.
Dependant on budget under floor heating"
Answered on 6th Dec 2022 - Member since Nov 2022 -
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"Install an Electric Heater or Fire.
Invest in Double Glazed Windows.
Upgrade Your Curtains or Blinds.
Use Under Floor Heating.
Blankets & Draft Excluders.
Contact Palmers Orangeries & Conservatories."
Invest in Double Glazed Windows.
Upgrade Your Curtains or Blinds.
Use Under Floor Heating.
Blankets & Draft Excluders.
Contact Palmers Orangeries & Conservatories."
Answered on 6th Dec 2022 - Member since Nov 2022 -
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"Oil burner they use up in leeds I would have thought they will be cheap to run or diesel heater"
Answered on 4th Jan 2024 - Member since Dec 2023 -
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"Invest in energy-efficient windows and doors. One of the best ways to make your orangery more energy efficient is to invest in energy-efficient windows and doors. ...
Use heavy curtains to keep the warm air inside. ...
Install a heating system, such as underfloor heating or radiators."
Use heavy curtains to keep the warm air inside. ...
Install a heating system, such as underfloor heating or radiators."
Answered on 25th Feb 2024 - Member since Aug 2023 -
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"Hi I'd say a basic convector heater, quiet and probably cheapest of the eletric heaters"
Answered on 23rd Oct 2024 - Member since Dec 2019 -
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"To keep an orangery warmer in winter, use insulated glazing, install thermal blinds or curtains, add underfloor heating, and ensure proper roof and wall insulation. Consider using a portable heater or a radiator for extra warmth."
Answered on 7th Oct 2024 - Member since Jul 2023 -
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