Renovating a silverline sunroom

crystaltips_68

Hi,

I cant afford to replace the sunroom with a conservatory at the mo, so am looking to renovate it. Its a single-glazed lean-to greenhouse type thing. I have no clue about how to take out panes, make weather-proof, and generally tidy it up, and would appreciate some help. At a guess i would say it is about 20 years old. The door sticks really badly too.

Thanks!

crystaltips_68

Anyone??:question::huh:

Plasterer

Is this any good?

http://www.greenhousekits.com/resources/greenhouses/Silver-Greenline-Ins.pdf

OddjobKIA

if your not sure about it then get someone in to do it for you.. removing glass is tricky especially at an angle aobove your head...

if it wood frame then the door needs a plane. also check all frames and mastick around the glass thats prob all it needs....

crystaltips_68

Plasterer wrote: »

Is this any good?

http://www.greenhousekits.com/resources/greenhouses/Silver-Greenline-Ins.pdf

Thanks, that will be handy for nuts and bolts, etc, even if not the right manual. :beer:

crystaltips_68

OddjobKIA wrote: »

if your not sure about it then get someone in to do it for you.. removing glass is tricky especially at an angle aobove your head...

if it wood frame then the door needs a plane. also check all frames and mastick around the glass thats prob all it needs....

Its an aluminium frame. I would get someone in, but WHO? What type of tradesman would do this??

OddjobKIA

crystaltips_68 wrote: »

Its an aluminium frame. I would get someone in, but WHO? What type of tradesman would do this??

where do u live ( ie town not wanting your exact address )

any small/private glazing guy/firm will be more than able to do this for u also a handyman/oddjobman (hence username)...

crystaltips_68

OddjobKIA wrote: »

where do u live ( ie town not wanting your exact address )

any small/private glazing guy/firm will be more than able to do this for u also a handyman/oddjobman (hence username)...

Newton Abbot in Devon! Will look at a glazing co, thanks!

OddjobKIA

to far for me then.....

dont know anyone that way sorry..............well a guy in Barnstaple but cant rememebr his No. now...

Plasterer

crystaltips_68 wrote: »

Thanks, that will be handy for nuts and bolts, etc, even if not the right manual. :beer:

What size is it? I'm sure i can find the right one - got any pics?

crystaltips_68

Ok, thanks, its 16'4" x 6'2" ish!!