There are so many conservatory styles, so what one would be best for you?

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Looking for the most spacious conservatory?

You definitely need to consider the Victorian conservatory! Listed as one of the most popular styles of conservatories to date, the Victorian is a beautiful structure, usually forming a hexagon allowing for a number of window panels. This conservatory is notorious for providing homeowners with a spacious room that has no corners.

Victorian styles are ideal for large pieces of furniture and for converting into rooms such as kitchens and living rooms. The Victorian conservatory is renowned for its dated, vintage look which provides any home with a traditional look, they are ideal for homes which were built centuries ago however can be adjusted to suit modernised homes if need be. 

Do you want a modern conservatory?

Gable conservatories are the most popular choice for modern conservatories they’re spacious, impressive and make any home as statement with their triangular roof structure. The Gable models are perfect for warm roofs and allow the most lighting into your room through the use of their sloped, glass roof panels.

Gable conservatories consist of straight edged PVCu frames with double or triple glazing implemented between the, they look sophisticated against modern brick homes and can be customised to complement your home’s aesthetics.

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Are you looking for a small conservatory?

Try a lean-to conservatory. If you want more space but nothing too dramatic or costly, a lean-to conservatory could quite possibly be the best conservatory style for you. Lean-tos are the perfect solution for creating your own personal spot to put your feet up or to create a living space. Lean-to conservatories are easy to take care of, they are small and require less upkeep than the larger conservatory styles. 

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Do you want the most energy efficient conservatory?

Surprisingly, all conservatory styles can provide you with the best energy efficiency for your home. However, in order to achieve this you need to consider either implementing double or triple glazing windows between your PVCu frames. Conservatories with either glazing provide excellent thermal insulation and this keeps your conservatory and home warmer, resulting in reduced energy bills and a comfortable living space. Our conservatories guarantee you a warm room in the winter and cool, refreshing place to relax in the summer. 

What conservatories look the best with bi-folding doors?

Lean-to and Gable conservatories are the best style for implementing bi-folding doors. They are rectangular shape, allowing for a complete bi-fold door installation which can easily fold together to reveal the inside space to the outside.

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Do you want a large conservatory that makes a statement?

Edwardian conservatories are renowned for their traditional design consisting of 4 corners and a decorative roof spine. Due to their multiple glass panels and simple frame, they are designed to provide space rather than acting as an aesthetic masterpiece. If you want a conservatory that is ideal fro a kitchen or a large relaxing space, Edwardian conservatories are the best option for you.

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Do you want a large conservatory that makes a statement?

Edwardian conservatories are renowned for their traditional design consisting of 4 corners and a decorative roof spine. Due to their multiple glass panels and simple frame, they are designed to provide space rather than acting as an aesthetic masterpiece. If you want a conservatory that is ideal fro a kitchen or a large relaxing space, Edwardian conservatories are the best option for you. 

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If we haven’t answered any of your queries in this blog, we are more than happy to answer any further questions you may have. However, we have provided a solution for the most common problems associated with buying a conservatory in hope that we have helped you with coming to the best possible decision.

If you would like a quote for your ideal conservatory, we are more than happy to help you today! Send over your details for a free quote or to schedule an installation date if you have done your research.

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