Conservatories

Choice is everything in the conservatory market and we offer styles and colours to suit all tastes. Our conservatories can be supplied in White, Rosewood, Cherrywood and Green all are available with White interiors. We can supply the full range of styles too, from the classic Victorian, P Shape and Edwardian to functional Lean to, Porches and Canopies.

Orangeries  

For those wanting a modern take on an atrium roof,the Orangery is the perfect option to bring light and an immense feeling of space into an adjacent room. In fact, with an Orangery, you are blurring the margins between home and glazed extension.

Georgian Conservatories

The Georgian is a flat-fronted style that offers excellent use of floor  space due to the square or rectangular internal shape. Each side of the roof slopes back to the centre and the resulting contemporary style is suited to the majority of properties. 

Lean-to Conservatories

The lean-to style is for those who prefer  the clean understated lines of a Mediterranean sunroom. Traditional or contemporary, this style is ideal for properties with limited space under the eaves or an awkward area in which to fit a conservatory. The pitch of the roof is variable, so that a shallow pitch could fit under a low bungalow eaves, whilst a steeper pitch would match the roof of a terraced or detached house.

P-Shaped Conservatories

The ideal style for a lager conservatory, a P-shape can  combine for example a lean-to and victorian, to create a versitile style that can be used as two different living areas. Due to the proportions needed to achieve the P-shape, this style is better suited to larger properties, giving an impressive result. The larger shape is perfect as a room with dual purpose such as a lounge/dining area fun family room. The P-shape style can be specified as either a three facet or five facet Victorian or Georgian design. It is available in the Timberlook classic system.

T-Shaped Conservatories

The T-shaped style is also better suited to larger properties due to the proportions needed. It’s a combination style that is distinguished by a central projection that can be either a victorian, Gable or Georgian. A T-shape offers a large and versitile floor space and is an impressive addition to any home.

Victorian Conservatories

The victorian is the most popular style of conservatory, with a versatility that makes it suitable for many house styles. Its distinguishing architectural features such as a bay front give it a curved shape and a steeply pitched roof and ornate ridge details give this style of conservatory a more classical appearance. The victorian style is available in Three facet - a bay front that has three main windows that give a curved appearance, widely angled for maximum space. Five facet - a bay front with five main windows creating a more rounded appearance.