Model selection

Choose your conservatory design

As a leading DIY conservatory supplier we can supply you with whatever design you are looking for, providing of course, it is technically possible. Our conservatory design team will provide you with full CAD drawings of your conservatory with your detailed quotation. You are free to make changes to the design of the conservatory until you are completely happy with the finished result.

Spanish Lean To Conservatories

Also referred to as a Gullwing this conservatory features splay segments on the two corners creating a wide bay area and provides a hipped roof but with no central ridge. A popular choice with customers who are looking for something a little more interesting than a traditional Lean to conservatory.

Spanish Victorian Conservatories

A popular choice offering conventional Victorian styling but with a wider central bay segment to provide increased floor space. The roof detail follows traditional Victorian values and a double hipped version is also possible for joining properties where a height restriction exists.

Traditional Lean To Conservatories

The traditional Lean to conservatory or Mediteranean sunroom is a popular choice for modern homes due to it's clean lines and square design that maximises floor area. Our standard design features glazed raked side frames that allow maximum light and headroom with a typical roof pitch of 10 degrees. However, a 2.5 degree low pitch roof with upvc side firrings instead of glass can also be supplied where height restrictions exist such as where the conservatory is joining a bungalow underneath a soffit.

Edwardian Conservatories

The Edwardian or Georgian conservatory is without doubt the most popular style of conservatory as it combines traditional conservatory design with making the most use of available floor space. The original Georgian design dates back to the 18th century and the roof tends to be 25 degrees or higher to create a vaulted effect which helps allow maximum light into the conservatory. Double hipped versions incorporating box gutters are used where height restrictions apply.

Victorian Conservatories

Particularly suitable for older properties the traditional Victorian combines elegance with styling that dates back hundreds of years. The original Victorian was the original conservatory style and although the components have improved considerably over time the aesthetics remain virtually unchanged from the original. Traditional Victorian conservatories can be supplied with 3 or 5 facets to the front with the latter creating a rounder appearance and offering the maximum useable floor area.

Gable End Conservatories

The Gable End or Pavillion conservatory provides a higher roof feel combined with maximising floor space and is a variation of the Edwardian style replacing the sloped front to the roof with a flat gable end. Often installed onto the gable wall of a property the pitch of the roof can usually be increased up to a pitch of 40 degrees or more to mirror the main property's roof pitch. There are many design options for the front gable frame including the mullion style shown here.

P Shape Conservatories

A P Shape Edwardian conservatory combines a classic Edwardian or Victorian style with a Lean to return to create additional living space offering the possibility of two seperate areas which could be used as a dining room and garden room. P shape conservatories are usually more suitable for detached properties because of the requirement to extend in two different directions.

Bespoke Designs

Here are just a few designs from our bespoke order files to illustrate the use of full height and ¾ height walls, box gutters and non-standard frame designs...

Double hipped conservatories

If you have a height restriction where the conservatory will join the house wall such as an upstairs window or you are adding the conservatory to a bungalow below the soffit then you will need to reduce the height of the roof at this point.

georgian with folding door This is simply and elegantly acheived by adding another hip to the rear of the roof which will incorporate a box gutter. Double hipped conservatories can be supplied in most styles including Edwardian, Victorian, Gable End and most combination conservatories such as the popular P shape.

For more ideas on styles visit our Order Online page. Alternatively, if you have decided on the size and style you require simply fill out our online conservatory quote form and we will send you a detailed quotation and a free CAD drawing.