Tradesmith sees demand rise for Ultraframe conservatories
Sussex window and door manufacturer Tradesmith is seeing demand increase for superior conservatories thanks to its partnership with Ultraframe. The impressive range includes nine different designs, from traditional Lanterns to contemporary ‘Livin Room’ orangery-styles. Each conservatory is individually manufactured by the fast-growing trade fabricator, with full in-house design and support from start to finish.
“Our installer customers are always looking for products that will give them a competitive edge,” explains Mark Hutchinson, MD of Tradesmith, “and Ultraframe’s are hard to beat. It’s been a very successful partnership for us, as the high-end conservatory and orangery products perfectly complement our other ranges. The Ultrasky roof in particular goes down well. It means installers can give homeowners something special for a comparatively small upgrade in cost. The system includes an internal insulated pelmet which creates an orangery feel inside and creates the perfect housing for spotlights and speakers.
Ultraframe Marketing Director, Alex Hewitt, said: “It’s fantastic to work with forward thinking companies such as Tradesmith who embrace the Ultraframe product range and use it to create stunning living spaces such as orangeries. We constantly invest in our product range and our systems can be used to create everything from flat-roofed extension to orangeries and modern or traditional conservatories. Tradesmith are huge advocates of our internal pelmet system which allows for an orangery look on the interior – it’s no surprise to us that they are seeing demand for these top end products increase and we wish them every ongoing success.”
Mark continues: “The South East has a large number of homeowners who are looking for a wider variety of high-quality products and services to add value and kerb appeal to their properties. Thanks to our relationships with companies such as Ultraframe, Tradesmith can help installers looking to make the most of this opportunity.
