Conservatories

Victorian Conservatories

One of the most popular styles is the Victorian conservatory, and it’s not hard to see why. With lots of versatility and styles that work well in almost any home, Victorian conservatories are extremely popular and instantly recognisable.

A steeply pitched roof and detailing along the ridge means you can customise your Victorian conservatory with three to five-panel facets, as well as a range of different materials, colours, and more to suit the style of your home.

Georgian or Edwardian conservatories

A similar style to Victorian, Edwardian or Georgian conservatories differ slightly in that they’re flat fronted where Victorian conservatories generally have a curved frontage.

This style is preferred by those not wanting to detract from the overall style of their home, and a Georgian or Edwardian conservatory is extremely popular with customers who want to combine style and function effortlessly.

Gable conservatories

Generally a square or rectangular shape, the gable conservatory offers a perfect balance of height, light, and space within a conservatory space.

With no sloping to the centre or edges like other forms of conservatory, gable conservatories stand upright in the same way as your home. This makes them a popular option for those looking to extend their home.

Lean-to conservatories

One of the brighter and airier options, the lean-to conservatory is often a more cost-effective conservatory option for homeowners.

With a rectangular roof that leans onto the core structure of your property, lean-to conservatories are clean and simple in design for an uncomplicated, seamless addition to your home.

P-shaped / combination conservatories

Unsurprisingly, a P-shaped conservatory is in the shape of a P in terms of its overall structure.

Also referred to as a combination conservatory due to borrowing elements of the lean-to, Victorian, and Edwardian styles to create something new, P-shaped conservatories are fantastic for providing extra room.

At Stormking, we can mix and match a range of styles and structures to create the perfect P-shaped/combination conservatory for your home.

Lantern conservatories

Commonly used for swimming pools, orangeries, and larger conservatories, the lantern conservatory comes in either brick, stone, or a classic glass style, depending on its purpose and your style preference.

They add a real element of luxury to a property, no matter which option you go for, and lantern conservatories also add lots of height to the overall structure thanks to an uninhibited view of the sky.

Warm roof installation

Warm roofs have a range of benefits and are a fantastic addition to your conservatory.

They keep you warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer, and overall, they offer more usability in terms of an additional living space for your home. You’ll also see savings on your energy bills, which is always a good thing!

Warm roof installation with Stormking is simple and generally takes only a few days to complete, and we will always work to minimise any disruption to your daily routine.