Conservatory Styles

Gable

A gable-fronted conservatory adds a sense of grandeur to any home. Featuring the same rectangular floor space as a Georgian, a gable offers excellent use of internal space.

Georgian

A flat-fronted style that offers excellent use of floor space due to the square or rectangular internal shape. It’s sloping roof and contemporary style is suited to the majority of properties.

Lantern

A Lantern ensures drama and grandeur. Distinguished by the two-tiered feature roof, the height within a Lantern adds an extra dimension to the feeling of light and space.

Lean To

For properties with little room under the eaves or for those homeowners that prefer a clean simple look, a Lean-To conservatory is the ideal choice. The pitch of the roof can be varied, making this a versatile and ever-popular option.

P Shape

A P-Shape can combine a Lean-To and a Victorian to create a versatile and visually stunning open space. Due to the proportions needed, this style is better suited to larger properties, giving an impressive result.

T Shape

As with the P-Shape, this style is more suited to larger properties. A combination style that’s distinguished by a central projection that can either be a Victorian, Gable or Georgian. A T-Shape offers a large and versatile floor space and is an impressive addition to any home.

Victorian

A popular style distinguished by a faceted front, giving a curved appearance. A particular favourite with period properties, however its clean lines make this a winner on any type of home.

Custom

Although the shapes and designs shown are all bespoke, you may have your own ‘one-off’, exceptional or unique idea. The doors, windows and roof systems combined with our expertise should allow you achieve that dream.

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