Conservatories

The Victorian conservatory is a timeless design that adds a touch of elegance to your home.

Victorian conservatories typically have a 3 or 5 panel faceted end which gives them their unique look and charm. This multi-faceted bay gives excellent all-round views and can help extend your enjoyment of your garden, as you watch the changing seasons from the comfort of your new conservatory.

The Victorian conservatory also provides an elegant way to soften the transition between your house and garden.

The Edwardian conservatory will allow your new extension to flood with light due to its high roof style which gives the room a bright and airy feel.

With its flat front and rectangular/square shape, the conservatory ensures no wasted space, so plenty of room for your furniture, plants or new kitchen.

This style of conservatory can be installed onto any property, but the styling is best showcased on properties with existing Georgian or Edwardian architecture or features.

Referred to as either a Georgian or Edwardian style, this is a classic conservatory type that combines practicality with style.

The straight sides of the conservatory also make it an ideal choice for combining with a bi-fold door, creating a stunning and versatile addition to your home.

Gable style conservatories have two sloped roof sections ending in a vertical gable end, like many house designs. The Gable style of conservatory works extremely well with older properties, and can help to echo the style of the main building.

With a sense of architectural grandeur, the Gable end conservatory offers a light and airy design, additional headroom and excellent use of the available internal floor space.

The Lean-to style of conservatory is usually rectangular with a roof that slopes away from the property.

The effect is modern, uncomplicated, with clean and simple lines, making them suitable for all house designs.

A Lean-to is often referred to as a sun room or garden room, and is an ideal style for properties with a limited amount of space. The pitch of the roof is variable so it is able to fit under low roofs, such as commonly found on bungalows, or with a steeper pitch for a detached house.

By combining a mix of conservatory shapes you will be able to achieve more space and greater levels of flexibility – why not add a Lean-to to a Georgian, or a Lean-to and a Victorian, with a 3 or 5 faceted front? Whether you are wanting to create a P or T-shaped conservatory or something more unusual, such as a raised lantern roof design, we will handle the whole project for you - from design through to project management and build. Leaving you with a custom-made conservatory perfectly suited to your individual requirements.

Relax on warm summer evenings and yet enjoy a feeling of comfort and warmth during winter months. Enhancing the Global range of proven conservatory designs and manufactured from the state of the art modern materials, the scope is endless. Orangeries can provide a unique multi-purpose living space for every home, from kitchen extension, living room, dining room or playroom. Our orangery uses the market leading Global roof with a well engineered internal framework, which is then plastered which gives the roof a perimeter ceiling all the way around. Within this perimeter ceiling you can choose to add downlighters or speakers giving you the opportunity to personalize your new room.

Viewed from outside, the roof of the orangery is partially hidden by a decorative fascia and this shapely cornice conceals the orangery gutter for a more attractive external appearance. A conventional fully glazed conservatory might not be for everyone’s taste, therefore the added style and decorative elegance of an orangery creates a more substantial and interesting effect.

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A staggering 26% of all domestic heat loss escapes through the windows.

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