Offering uPVC Conservatory Installations in Kent and the Surrounding Areas
The Conservatories we offer are manufactured in eight different styles (Please see a few mentioned below otherwise contact the team for more information), uPVC materials, and two different roofing options (glass or tiled). Custom conservatories, orangeries, and luxury lantern roof additions are also available. Our conservatories are made from high-quality, long-lasting materials that maintain a comfortable temperature, are secure, require low maintenance, and enhance the look of your home. If planning approval is required, we have the experience to effectively advocate on your behalf and make the conservatory purchasing process as simple as possible.
Complete Installations
Our conservatories are made from high-quality, long-lasting materials that maintain a comfortable temperature, are secure, require low maintenance, and enhance the look of your home. If planning approval is required, we have the experience to effectively advocate on your behalf and make the conservatory purchasing process as simple as possible.
Conservatory Styles
Edwardian Conservatories
An Edwardian design conservatory maximises your area with a ridged roof and rectangular floor. With a broad and flat front, ample light floods the space, leaving it bright and inviting. The sloping ceiling also creates the sense of greater space, making the space feel open and welcoming to the whole family. The modern spin on the Victorian architecture allows an Edwardian conservatory to fit into any home. It will never become unbearable with high-performing glazing, and with a sturdy frame, it will last for years against all weathers.
Gable Conservatories
This form is a variation of the Georgian conservatory, with a rectangular floor layout and a triangle entrance. The front of the conservatory is a wonderful sun trap that floods your room with natural light. The windows extend to meet the roof, giving the impression of more space and light. The Gable conservatory is great for gardens with limited space since the roof creates the illusion of extra room. Gain the benefits of expanding your home without sacrificing your valuable outdoor space.
Victorian Conservatories
Victorian conservatories are distinguished by their exquisite three- or five-sided pitched roofs. This gives it a distinctive curved shape that maximises the amount of light and space available within. Extend your property without jeopardising your home's individuality. This conservatory is ideal for dining and living areas since it lets light in from all sides, allowing you to enjoy the sun all year. A Victorian conservatory, of any size, will be a timeless and loved addition to your house that you will enjoy for decades. The Victorian style will bring timeless appeal to your home, whether it's your first conservatory or an improvement.
Lean-to Conservatories
Greenhouses that were south facing to gain the most sun exposure were the inspiration for lean to conservatories. The longest wall is joined to your home, providing a convenient extension of your space, thanks to a slanted roof that leans against your main property. Having a place where you can appreciate the sun and the scenery will help you fall in love with your property all over again. They're the prime location to unwind and enjoy the peace and quiet, as well as natural light and a great book. It can also be used as an entertaining area.
uPVC Materials
Modern uPVC has the advantage of being essentially maintenance free, which means you won't have to worry about constant upkeep to maintain it working at its best. Unlike other materials, uPVC does not rot, chip, or flake, and your conservatory will not fade over time thanks to our revolutionary multilayer coatings.
Because of its multi-layered architecture, uPVC is well-known for its high thermal properties, which means your conservatory will be at an ideal temperature all year, maintaining the warmth of the space throughout the cooler months. This cutting-edge manufacturing procedure will also improve weather resistance and reduce noise.