Styles of Replacement Conservatory Roofs
We offer a diverse range of conservatory roof systems which feature almost limitless variations. Subject to practicability, we can combine multiple different styles together to create a replacement conservatory roof that completely meets your needs.
New Edwardian Conservatory Roofs
Known as a period conservatory, Edwardian conservatories offer a clean square or rectangular space providing the clearest possible view of the outside to its occupants.
Edwardian conservatory roofs offer high versatility in terms of aesthetics, great for seamlessly blending in with any type of property, whether brand-new or over a century old. They also provide a bright and airy space for a number of activities.
Whether you want to transform your space into a comfortable and well-lit reading and relaxing space or somewhere to host lively gatherings in the summer, an Edwardian-style conservatory roof is the elegant solution you’ve been looking for.
Brand-New Victorian Roofs
A Victorian conservatory features traditional aesthetics, such as steeply pitched roofs and a number of main bay windows to provide high levels of light.
A Victorian-style conservatory roof replacement can aesthetically suit any property due to its high versatility, blending seamlessly with your home’s look. Additionally, the amount of natural light let in through our highly energy-efficient windows ensures that the room is comfortable for use throughout the year.
Replacement Gable Front Roofs
Also called gable-end conservatories, gable front conservatory roofs are a variation of the classic Edwardian or Georgian style.
This variation keeps the same square or rectangular shape but, rather than having a pitched roof with three or four sloping sections, a gable front conservatory roof with have two sections which stand upright to provide a silhouette in the style of a house; making the room appear even larger and giving a warm, welcoming and open feeling within.
As the ridge continues right to the end of the conservatory, a gable front conservatory roof enables the room to be flooded with light. The windows can also feature a smaller set at the top of the frames to allow further airflow and light.
Lean-to Conservatory Roof Replacement
A lean-to conservatory roof is a popular design choice which seamlessly connects the conservatory to the rest of the home.
This simple roof design offers great style flexibility and clean lines which compliment almost any style of property, the perfect choice for a chic and modern garden room.
Rather than a larger, double-dipped roof, lean-to conservatory roofs are flatter and slanted at a lower pitch. Although this is a more modest design, they offer fantastic thermal performance for year-round use.