Gable-end
The gable-fronted style of conservatory adds a sense of grandeur to any home providing a light airy feel, giving it a distinctive appearance typical of this period spanning from 1760-1820.The gable end conservatory offers the same advantages of maximizing the floor area as the Victorian, with its high roof slope and gable end front design this style gives you great feeling of height within.

Edwardian
The Edwardian conservatory with its classic design and extra headroom offers an airy spaciousness feel, ideal for entertaining and everyday use. It’s flat fronted style offers excellent use of floor space due to the square or rectangular internal shape, the resulting contemporary style is suited to the majority of properties.

The P-Shaped
The P-Shaped conservatory is a combination of both Garden Room and either Victorian, Edwardian or Gable style It is completely adaptable to suit all house styles and bungalows.

Garden Room
A Garden room/Lean-to conservatory has a pitched  roof supplied in either polycarbonate or glass. Roof ventilation is achieved by two roof ventilators so you remove hot air and stay cooler. Conservatories of this design can be used for any purpose.

Victorian
This 3 facet Victorian conservatory. has a glass roof, but can also be supplied with polycarbonate. Ventilation is gained by roof ventilators. The windows are top hung to give good ventilation, and are in keeping with the house. The  French doors open out onto the side to the garden. Period finials are included.