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Wow - fab space to work with! Woodburners and kitchen extractors have clashes in their installation guidelines - so be aware of this when it comes to getting each signed off. Also in general ( although I assume you’ve looked into this before pulling down the wall ) the thermo efficiency of a conservatory isn’t usually up to indoor living conditions - hence most have an outside grade door between inside and the conservatory... so anyone inspired to do this too, after seeing this thread - please get this checked before you start ! Looks a great space and looks like you can still use your kitchen in the short term while you get it planned. I’d echo what Jonathan said re an island - as this can be a good option in a space this size ... but there are also lots of other ways - my advice would be seek out some professional help to create a design that suits the purpose its required for ( ie to be on trend if this is a house you are flipping - or be tailored to your family if this is a long term home etc) There’s a few of us freelance designers on here who charge to design but then you can shop around with ease - or you can approach several shops to get free designs done, but it is harder to compare like for like that way.

Sorry, didn't finish! Definitely not anything more than 3 pane. Each door will be 1.2m which is fine. A door smaller than 2m just doesn't look great to me. I've saw 4 and 5 panes in around your opening and they don't look good, first thing you notice is all the vertical lines....rather than the view. Make sure you see the actual door sizes, not on a website, in person. You need to do that to see what you prefer. I'm in Scotland, we've had ours opened less than 5 times this year!