A small demo of our latest refurbishment. A rear extension where we had to create an open plan and living space connected to the kitchen. The landscape designed by us allowed to marry the inside with the outside and all at a very very affordable cost. to save cost, the work top is a composite called silestone, the splash back is tiled not glass, the floor is an oak engineered floor (14mm thick not 20mm thick which saves cost as well!). Landscape was also sourced from a local nursery and installed by the builder. We hope you enjoy the pictures

We tend to specify nu heat and warmup. Both work really well and we had no problem with them. These are electric. Are you after water based?

Nice post. Yes, I agree. Particularly, re: number 4, customers often purchase lights with silver fittings to go with other features but it's far better to go for black or olive green etc., as these appear almost 'invisible' in the garden. Far better to accentuate stunning planting or a beautiful sculpture, than have a garden filled with shiny metal fittings.

Hi bought this lovely large glass light from jl did not realise until the electrician put it up with a tiny bulb (on top of light it says max 6 w)that it could only use this..plus last night when i turned it on it has a huge dark shadow in ceiling! i hate it! why can't i put in a bigger bulb? What can happen?!! it was very expensive any ideas please?!