There are a variety of conservatory types available from Glevum:
- Sun rooms or garden rooms: A garden room can blend seamlessly in with a smaller, modern property bringing in the light all year round. These designs are often made to maximise space in a restricted area or in a section of a property that has height restrictions.
- Traditional styles: A traditional styled conservatory can echo one of many elegant design styles – Victorian, Edwardian or Georgian with different choices of gable fronts and pitched roofs.
- Contemporary: A contemporary styled conservatory can be a great way of bringing light into a modern space whether such an extension is used for dining, relaxing or even space for a gym or swimming pool.
- Orangery: A design that brings together the lightness of double-glazed windows with additional brick built pillars and wall sections to blend in with the existing property. Often a feature of a more traditional home, these designs are becoming increasingly popular.
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3 or 5 Facet Victorian The 3 or 5 facet style is a classic Victorian conservatory. Its versatility and pleasing aesthetics make it suitable for almost all applications. |
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Gable front A Gable-fronted conservatory offers a distinctive alternative. When combined with a steeper pitched glass roof, they offer stunning looks that are unsurpassed. |
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Corner infill Any quiet unassuming corner can benefit from a beautiful conservatory installation. These types of conservatory can be very cost-effective, as they generally only require two external walls. |
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Georgian / Edwardian Georgian / Edwardian conservatories offer a clean and simple look with strong bold lines. The hip fronted corners of the Georgian / Edwardian style conservatory give the optimum space for a given plan area and maximise the interior floor space. |
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Lean-to The ‘Lean-to’ conservatory is also known as a sunroom, garden room or Mediterranean conservatory. They are particularly suitable for bungalows or houses with height restrictions. |
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Box Gutter The utilisation of a box gutter allows the addition of a Victorian-style conservatory to an even wider range of dwellings. A box gutter allows the conservatory to abut the existing dwelling wall or to simultaneously drain the existing house and conservatory roof. |
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‘T’ shape Victorian The T-shape Victorian allows maximisation of space and gives an attractive symmetrical appearance. A central projection highlights the shape and creates a ‘porch’ effect to the conservatory. |
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‘P’ Shape Combining a mix of lean-to and Victorian styles, a ‘P’-shape conservatory is the ideal choice for the larger conservatory. The lean-to section can feature a gable infill frame or can be hipped back. A ‘P’-shape is ideal for creating maximum space whilst maintaining a sense of proportion in keeping with the existing dwelling. |
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Bespoke Design As all our conservatories are made to measure, we have the know-how to create designs that can be tailor-made to suit your pocket and make your dream of the perfect conservatory a reality. Or we can even create a conservatory from a combination of two or three of the styles above. Whichever conservatory style you choose, we’ll make sure it has all those unique touches that only you can add and we can build. Call 0800 33 22 55 for a quote today |
We also have on display in our Conservatory Village the latest innovation in the conservatory market, the Loggia style. These offer a fresh contemporary twist on conservatories and are proving very popular. Why not visit us in Newnham and see for yourself?
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A Loggia style conservatory.
