Will an awning survive the wind or will it be reduced to a pile of twisted metal at the first hint of a breeze?…
Will an awning survive the wind or will it be reduced to a pile of twisted metal at the first hint of a breeze?…
British weather can make outdoor living unpredictable. An open pergola provides shade and defines your terrace, but it offers limited protection…
Caribbean has signed the Family Business Pledge, reinforcing its commitment to long-term relationships with its trade partners and the installer network that supports its business across the UK. The Family Business Pledge, created by Family Business United, sets out principles designed to…
The increase in the popularity of bifold and sliding doors in recent years has brought many benefits to householders, not least the increase in natural light and the creation of a stronger connection with the garden. The downside is that large expanses of glazing…
Our MD Stuart Dantzic argues that the Environmental Investigation Agency’s latest report should mark a turning point in how the UK tackles overheating. The Environmental Investigation Agency’s latest report, UK Cooling Policy in a Warming World, should prompt a fundamental rethink of how the UK…
In theory, a conservatory should be one of the most enjoyable rooms in the house. Yet for many people it becomes an uncomfortable and somewhat unused space during the summer months, with excessive heat, bright glare and fluctuating temperatures limiting its use. If you’re currently comparing external blinds for conservatory roofs…
Caribbean MD Stuart Dantzic explains why signing the Family Business Pledge is a natural step for a family firm built on trust, responsibility and long-term thinking. For almost 40 years, Caribbean has been built on family values. From our beginnings as a small East Anglian business founded by…
With warmer weather forecast to arrive this week, now is the ideal time to prepare your outdoor space for the heat. In this blog, Our MD Stuart Dantzic explains why preventing heat build-up is far more effective than trying…
If you’d walked down any typical British high street in Victorian times, you would’ve seen awnings projecting from shopfronts, providing shade for customers and protecting goods displayed in windows. More than 150 years later, commercial awnings remain one of the most effective ways for businesses to improve the appearance, functionality and profitability of their premises.
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