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CONSERVATORIES

Choosing the style of a conservatory you are spoilt for choice with an almost infinite range of designs available, which can be customised to your specific requirements. 

 

Choose the style you want by browsing through our online products, visit our showroom, or book an appointment to find out more. 

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An Introduction

Choosing the style of a conservatory you are spoilt for choice with an almost infinite range of designs available, which can be customised to your specific requirements. 

 

Choose the style you want by browsing through our online products, visit our showroom, or book an appointment to find out more. 

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Orangeries | Conservatories | Garden Rooms | Warm Roof Systems 

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Orangery Style

This latest innovation has been designed to create the appearance of a traditionally built Orangery internally, but using a conventional conservatory roof construction externally. This solution offers the Orangery style at significantly less cost than a full blown Orangery extension with its traditional building methods.

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Edwardian Style

This style of conservatory has proved to be the most practical solution offering the maximum floor space combined with a traditional roof layout to create that ‘lofty’ sense of openness which is so appealing.

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P, T or L Shaped

This type of conservatory can transform the character of a building being a large architectural form so the shape often reflects the styling of the property it is attached to

Designed For You

We specialise in helping clients increase the value and beauty of their homes by creating elegant living spaces. We create beautiful bespoke designs by combining seasonal colour, landscaping, and your own personal preferences. Our ultimate goal is to ensure that you are completely satisfied with the end result of your project.

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Sun Lounge Style

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Victorian 3/5F Style 

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Gable Style

The lines of this conservatory are immediately softened by introducing angled facets to the corners making it much more interesting to the eye and a nod to a more traditional appearance.

The Sun Lounge style often described as a ‘Lean-To’ was the first glazed home extension built as much as a green house as extra living space from the 1960’s onward at a very affordable price usually in timber or horticultural aluminium.

The gable front offers the opportunity to individualise the design with unlimited permutations of form from very traditional to clean & contemporary for a modern lifestyle.

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This latest innovation has been designed to create the appearance of a traditionally built Orangery internally, but using a conventional conservatory roof construction externally. This solution offers the Orangery style at significantly less cost than a full blown Orangery extension with its traditional building methods. It may be cheating but it looks great.

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Bespoke 

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Garden Room

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Hipped Back 

A conservatory is not always a standalone addition and it is not possible to take a standardised approach but requires specialist expertise to design a project taking into account all the needs of the existing building and meet the clients needs.

A design solution typically used on bungalows or chalet type property employing a box gutter assembly to overcome the low roofline, as the conservatory roof is configured in such a way that it effectively creates a ‘freestanding’ unsupported single span structure.

A single storey extensions traditionally styled with tiled roof to match much closer the property with a specific use in mind such as a self-contained annexe, home office or more.

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