Conservatories

Are you thinking about replacing or getting a conservatory for your property but don’t know where to start or if it’s going to benefit your property? We can help, below are some of the key benefits of having a conservatory, as well as some of the styles of conservatory we install, maintain and upgrade.

The benefits of having a conservatory on your property 

A conservatory is well known to increase the value of a property of around 5%, that could be more than £15,000. As a conservatory connects your home to the outside space whilst protecting you from the elements, it also creates a flow from your internal to outside space. One of the main benefits of a conservatory is it gives you an extra room without the cost of an extension. In most cases you will not need planning permission to have a conservatory, meaning there is nothing holding you back from getting started on your project.

Georgian   – The Georgian conservatory style features a flat front and a square or rectangular symmetrical shape. This makes the Georgian conservatory a really handy shape for laying out furniture and plants, with no wasted space.

Victorian  – Victorian sun-rooms and conservatories tend to offer ornate high roofs and a faceted or rounded appearance.

Porches  – A conservatory porch creates a grand entrance to your property, helping your home to stand out from the crowd. As well as providing you with some valuable extra space, installing a porch conservatory also offers a number of additional advantages.

Lean to  – Lean to conservatories can also be called sunrooms or garden rooms, trapping the winter sunlight and converting it into heat through the glass. The simple shape of the lean-to conservatory gives you the maximum space in a highly economical style.

P-Shaped  – The P shaped conservatory combines an Edwardian conservatory roof with a lean-to combination or double hipped roof. A double hipped roof allows the conservatory to be installed to a bungalow or single-story extension

T-Shaped  – The T-shape is a combination conservatory style featuring a central projection. It can be Victorian, Gable or Georgian in style.

Lantern  – Lantern conservatories feature a two-tier conservatory roof on different levels. With lantern conservatories, the overall impression is of height, light and grandeur. A lantern conservatory is spacious and offers an uninterrupted view of the sky.

Orangery  – An Orangery has a roof that has a solid roof perimeter with a glazed area in the centre. They are often glazed on all sides with bi-folding doors and fixed panels.

Gable front ended  – With a gable-end conservatory, the front of the roof doesn’t slope back to the centre. Instead, the front of the conservatory stays upright, like the end of a house. A gable-end conservatory is square or rectangular in style, like a Georgian conservatory.

Bespoke  – Exactly what it says on the tin, at Severn Windows we can create a completely bespoke shape and size conservatory, incorporating your favorite features from any style, material and finishes. 

If you would like to know more about the styles and variety of conservatories we have to offer, or if you don’t see what you are looking for, please get in touch today, our friendly and knowledgeable team would be happy to help.