CONSERVATORIES
Conservatories are a brilliant way to use unused space and extend your home for an entertainment room or to bring more light to your home. You can trust us to complete the job.
EDWARDIAN CONSERVATORIES
Based on a simple square or rectangular footprint, the Edwardian conservatory offers plenty of usable space. They can be built with either a pitched or gable-ended roof and can incorporate French, sliding or even bi-folding doors. Our Edwardian conservatories are made with the same proven and trusted systems as our windows and doors, so that your whole home can be beautifully finished. There’s a choice of bevelled or ovolo-shaped frames and a full choice of colours and decorative glazing.
01Your choice of windows and doors
02Your choice of colour or finish
03Secure with multipoint locking throughout
04Double or triple glazed
05Low-maintenance materials
06Accredited systems
07Leaded and decorative glass options
VICTORIAN CONSERVATORIES
When you add a Victorian conservatory to your home, you recreate some of the grace of the era. Victorian conservatories are characterised by angled roofs, often with ornate detailing, and a faceted end which projects into your garden. This design works beautifully in all sizes. You can choose a dwarf wall to match your home’s building materials, and have your conservatory constructed in almost any colour as well as classic white.
01Your choice of windows and doors
02Your choice of colour or finish
03Secure with multipoint locking throughout
04Double or triple glazed
05Low-maintenance materials
06Matches windows and doors
07Leaded and decorative glass options
LANTERN CONSERVATORIES
Dating from the 19th century, the lantern-style conservatory has a stepped, glazed roof. The higher part of the roof is separated from the lower by a row of vertical windows. The overall effect is impressive, with an expansive and open feel. Lantern roofs are superb in large conservatories or orangeries where their extra height adds a feeling of grandeur and luxury. The vertical windows in a lantern roof can be fitted with electrical openers to provide controllable ventilation, which makes them perfect for an orangery-style kitchen or as a house for your own swimming pool.
01Stepped, glazed roof for an expansive and open feel.
02Vertical windows with optional electrical openers for controllable ventilation.
03High-quality, insulating, and low-maintenance materials.
04Wide choice of colours, styles, and glazing for customized designs
P-SHAPED CONSERVATORIES
A P-Shaped conservatory is made by joining a Victorian style to an Edwardian style conservatory. They are ideal for larger properties, or where you may want to use the new space for two different purposes. The faceted end could be used as a dining room, for example, and the return section could be a lounge area or children’s playroom. It’s possible to adjust the proportions of each section of the “P” to suit your available space and needs. P-Shaped conservatories can be constructed with a single set of doors or two pairs of doors, with a dwarf wall or with full-height glazing. In fact, they can be built exactly as you want with your choice of roof detail, doors, windows, glass, colour, and hardware.
01Configurable layout
02Choice of windows, doors, and roofing details
03Matches Spectus windows and doors
04Customizable glazing options
05Energy-efficient and weatherproof design