Three more winners
7th November 2017

ATLAS this week announced the latest trio of Installation of the Month winners, all vying for the last remaining place in its Installation of the Year contest.

Monmouthshire Conservatory Company created an orangery that took the place of an ageing timber conservatory. Chris Atwell, owner of the company, said: “This project demonstrates the huge impact that modern, well-designed products can make to a project. We considered every single detail in this installation and knew that the lantern and bi-folding doors would be dominant features, so they had to be perfect.”

Hybrid Windows created a space in a Cheltenham family home that can now be used all year round. The installation, which incorporates floor to ceiling glazing and two Atlas lanterns, replaced an old-fashioned conservatory. Managing director Leonard Roberts said: “This is a fabulous extension and it has really taken this property from ordinary to extraordinary. The owners needed an energy efficient space, but they are also extremely design-conscious and would not compromise on style.”

Village Conservatories won with an L-shaped orangery that combines aluminium, reclaimed brick, glass and two large Atlas lanterns. Company owner Colin Dicker said: “We’re really proud of this project - it shows off how beautifully an ultra-modern aluminium lantern can sit against rustic brickwork and really bring a property to life. The two Atlas lanterns look amazing, but they also deliver superb thermal performance so the space can be used throughout the year.”

More on the winning installations is at www.atlasroofsolutions.co.uk/installation