No longer are conservatories rooms too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter. We design conservatories for all year round use. A PVC conservatory needs to blend with your home both aesthetically and functionally. We can advise you on the best designs that will suit both your home and lifestyle.
Lean-To Conservatories
The Lean-To / Mediterranean (or Sunroom) conservatory is probably the simplest in design and originally the most popular conservatory option. With its clean lines and timeless appearance the Lean-To conservatory style is still a very popular choice today.
The Lean-To conservatory classically has a low pitched roof which makes it ideally suited to bungalows or houses restricted by height.
Whether you opt for a dwarf wall or glass from floor to ceiling this design is ideal for blending home and garden and offers a traditional structure for years of enjoyment.
Victorian Conservatories
The Victorian conservatory is classic and elegant in design. Its sharp crisp angled roof is softened by its facets providing a rounded and styled look.
Whether you prefer three or five facets, equal sized or wide fronted styles, its versatility and pleasing aesthetics make it suitable for almost all houses.
As all our styles are made to your requirements, you have complete control over the look of your Victorian PVC conservatory. Choices such as the position of the doors, the colour of the materials e.g. white, rosewood, light oak are just some of the decisions you can make.
You can be sure you get exactly what you want so that your new conservatory not only compliments your existing home but makes the most out of the space it fills.
Edwardian Conservatories
Edwardian conservatories offer a simple but affective look.
Many people love the Edwardian style due to its likeness with a typical room in your home.
The square fronted corners of Edwardian conservatories give the optimum interior floor space allowing more room for your furniture. Whether you require a dining room, play room, garden room or just some additional ‘general’ living space, this design carries endless opportunities.
The pitch of Edwardian conservatory roof and indeed the direction of the ridge can be changed to suit practically any property (even those with height restrictions) providing a classic addition to your home.
P-Shape Conservatories
This style of PVC conservatory combines a mixture of Lean-To and Victorian or Edwardian styles which when viewed from above takes the shape of the letter ‘P’ – hence the name!
What people love about this style is that it almost equates to adding an additional two rooms to your home as it allows for one section to be used for dining and the other to be enjoyed for relaxing.
This style, however, offers greater versatility as it is not restricted in its use. Should you wish to use it as one large space, its soft corners provides the ability to do this by letting the eye glide from one end to another seamlessly.
As with all our conservatories this style is made to measure so the proportions of both sections can be decided by you. The dwarf wall height, frame colour, door and window opening positions are also your choice allowing greater scope for you to develop exactly the dream you have in mind.
Gable Conservatories
The Gable-fronted conservatory design is a variant on the popular Edwardian conservatory and with its elegant shape it will transform even the smallest of gardens.
Gable conservatories in PVC create a stunning visual impact both internally and externally and with the high pitch of the roof they offer a real sense of height and space.
The front feature of the Gable-fronted conservatory is traditionally made to resemble the sun rising (sunburst) however there are many other designs available.
Bespoke Conservatories
Window Craft is experienced in designing and installing a variety of unique styles. Bespoke conservatory designs are ideal for tricky sites or just simply for people wanting something different.
Built to your own specifications bespoke PVC conservatories offer the ultimate in flexibility and choice.
Whether you desire something simple or intricate we will be able to guide you through the whole process advising you at every stage on how to make the most out of your new space.
Planing Planning
Most conservatories will not require building regulations, however they may still require Planning Permission. For further infoemation or advice, contact your Local Council.