Durabase

Yes. Durabase isn’t limited to low conservatory dwarf walls — it’s strong enough to support full-height walls for orangeries, extensions, and even two-storey builds. The steel frame is engineered to handle the same loads as traditional foundations, and the modular wall sections are designed for structural stability. This means you can achieve the same look and strength as brickwork, but with a fraction of the build time.

Absolutely. Durabase has been installed across the UK for over 25 years and comes with a 25-year manufacturer’s guarantee for lasting peace of mind. It’s designed to stay put, resist ground movement, and perform just like traditional brick-and-concrete foundations — only cleaner and faster to install. For homeowners, it’s an investment that lasts; for tradespeople, it’s a product they can confidently stand behind.

Yes. Durabase has full JHAI system approval and meets all the requirements set by UK Building Regulations. This means it’s pre-approved as a compliant building method, saving time on paperwork and inspections. For installers, this reduces the risk of delays and ensures the finished project meets the legal safety and performance standards.

No. One of Durabase’s biggest advantages is that it removes the need for deep trenches or heavy concrete pours. Instead, it sits on a series of robust steel base pads placed at load-bearing points. This method is much quicker, causes less mess, and avoids major disruption to gardens or driveways — ideal for homes with tricky access or uneven ground.

Yes. Durabase offers a wide choice of real brick, brick-effect, and stone finishes for both the skirt and the main wall sections. You can mix and match colours and textures to create a seamless look that blends perfectly with your existing home — or choose a contrasting style for a more contemporary feel.

Yes. Durabase arrives in modular sections that are small and light enough to be carried through narrow alleyways, hallways, or side passages. This makes it ideal for homes with restricted access where traditional foundation machinery can’t reach. It’s also a great option for properties with no front or side driveway.