Victorian

A popular style distinguished by a faceted front,

giving a curved appearance. A particular favourite

with period properties, however it’s clean lines make

this a winner on any type of home.

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.

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.

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. The front panel of the roof remains

upright rather than sloping back, to create a feeling of

greater height within the conservatory.

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.

Lantern

The ‘original’ conservatory style, 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. A popular

choice for swimming pool enclosures.

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 in this

brochure combined with our expertise should allow you

achieve that dream.