Shape

P-Shape – The ideal style for a larger conservatory, the shape is perfect as a room with a dual purpose such as a lounge/dining area through to a fun family games room.

T-Shape – Is more suited to larger properties due to the proportions needed. A T-Shape offers a large and versatile floor space and is an impressive addition to any home.

Lantern – Choosing a lantern style conservatory ensures drama and style, representing the grandeur of times gone by. The two-tiered effect adds to the feeling of light and space. Lantern style conservatories are often chosen for swimming pool enclosures or larger conservatories.

Style

Victorian – The most popular style of conservatory. The Victorian has a faceted projection which gives a distinctive and soft feel to the shape of the conservatory. Available in 3 and 5 faceted versions, the Victorian extends gently into any outside space.

Georgian – A flat fronted style that offers excellent use of floor space due to the square or rectangular internal shape. The Georgian style is available in the Classic system for a more traditional look, or the Sunroom and Uzone systems for a property that suits a more contemporary feel.
Gable – A gable-fronted style of conservatory has a flat faced frontage which gives extra height and brings increased light into your home while adding a sense of grandeur.

Lean-To – This style is for those who prefer clean understated style of a Mediterranean sunroom. Highly adaptable, with a traditional or contemporary feel, the Lean-To can be adapted to suit any property from the smallest terrace to the largest stately home. Adaptability, however, does not bring any concessions on style with the sleek lines being refreshingly, simply beautiful.