Lean To Conservatory

Lean-to conservatories come in a wide variety of style options. You can choose from full height glass panels or raised uPVC or aluminium panels. Both these style options tie in very nicely with uPVC or aluminium window frames.

The simple lean-to style features clean, symmetrical lines making them ideal for modern homes. This understated structure is ideal for those who prefer a subtler design as the lean-to will not upstage the rest of your property.

The lean-to conservatory is very adaptable and can be tailored to suit any awkward spaces. This is why it is recommended for smaller properties that are restricted in space. The roof can be as low or as high as required.

Victorian conservatories are multi-faceted which mean they form a shape similar to that of an octagon. This not only gives you heaps of space around the outside but also gives you an impressive view of the outside, giving you full appreciation of your garden and home.

An engaging and stylish bay front plan provides a less demanding access course around the sides of the conservatory. This is especially of benefit to properties with a smaller garden where space is awkward and limited.

Victorian conservatories have a very versatile roofing system which means you can choose both the span and pitch. There is virtually no limit when it comes to shapes, sizes and configurations.

Edwardian conservatories combine clean, symmetrical shapes with delicate finishing touches which results in a classic yet understated conservatory design.

The Edwardian’s symmetrical structure means it provides a generous amount of floor space, allowing you to personalise the interior with furniture, ornaments, plants – the choice is yours.

uPVC or aluminium Edwardian conservatories are often suited to properties with low eaves as they can be adapted to suit a wide range of properties. Their versatile design makes them one of the most popular conservatories on the market.

Gable conservatories can be chosen in a variety of decorative finishes including the famous ‘sunburst’ effect.

This is another adaptable design that can be made to suit your property requirements. It can be fitted into a wide range of properties, adding a touch of grandeur to the most modern of homes.

The gable conservatory gives you floor to roof light. The windows extend up to the apex of the roof enhancing sunlight and flooding your conservatory with a bright and airy atmosphere.

If you are after more space then this conservatory style offers an expansive floor plan. This large conservatory gives you the option of creating a living room, play area of even a combined kitchen and dining area.

If you are looking for a conservatory to become an integral part of your home then the P-shape style offers the right combination of stunning aesthetics and versatile space. P-shaped conservatories allow you to create a stylish, multi-functional room that you can use all year round.

P-shaped conservatories are ideal for large, detached properties as they present a vast structure which can be over bearing on smaller properties.

A steeply pitched roof combined with ornate ridge details makes this conservatory more classical in appearance.

The central part of this conservatory projects out into the garden, giving the wonderful impression that your garden is part of your home. This stunning conservatory style is very elegant and can provide you with very sophisticated entry to your garden.

These conservatories can be built to fit in unusual build spaces. Their flexible structure can be installed into the most awkward of garden spaces.

The Lantern conservatory style can be used for many things from swimming pools to garden rooms. This versatile design gives you endless possibilities.

The lantern conservatory gives you a great overall impression of height, light and grandeur. This spacious uPVC or aluminium conservatory gives you uninterrupted views of the sky thanks to its impressive use of windows.

The second tier of double glazed windows gives effective ventilation and their sheer height means they are often electrically operated – giving you fully control over the amount of air flow. This makes the Lantern conservatory perfect for a swimming pool or orangery-style kitchen.