P-Shaped Conservatory Style

The P-shape conservatory creates a versatile style. This is because the conservatory extends in different directions. The P-shape conservatory is, therefore, ideal for use as two separate living areas. Modern families often use the longer part of the P-shape style as a lounge or dining area, with the rounded part being used as a children's play area. P-shaped conservatories often require larger proportions, making them better suited to larger detached properties and delivering an impressive result.

The P-shape conservatory combines elements of Edwardian or Victorian styles and is ideal for creating maximum space whilst maintaining a sense of proportion in the property. The rounded part of the P-shape conservatory style can be specified in either a three- or five-segment design, and the return part can have a hipped roof or a lean-to end. The beauty of the P-shape conservatory style is that it can add much-needed space to the house without swallowing up too much of the garden or requiring extensive garden redesign.

A P-shaped conservatory can be frame-and-glass, extending from the ground up, or built on a dwarf wall to match the property's existing brickwork. However, if you choose a P-shape conservatory, you will find it an excellent way to combine Victorian and traditional styles, create an impression of light and space, and gain a versatile, dual-purpose addition to your home.

If planning permission or building regulations are required, we will manage the process on your behalf to ensure a seamless experience.