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L, P, or T-Shaped Conservatories Key Features
Structural Goalposts
The roofs of our conservatories come with structural goalposts that take the pressure off your doors and frames and increase the span and door opening. These posts can be hidden inside brick piers or super-insulated columns.
Cornices
We offer a choice between a one-, two-, or three-tiered cornice for a more modern appearance or a curved cornice for a more traditional one. Both cornices are available in any RAL colour. Because of this, our conservatories will suit any style of property.
Super-Insulated Columns
Our super-insulated columns will keep your conservatory both warm and stylish. The columns come in different colours, panels, and sizes so that you can make them suit the rest of your home.
Versatile Design
Our L, P, or T-shaped conservatories offer a range of configurations to fit any space, allowing homeowners to create a tailored layout that suits their needs perfectly.
Spacious Interior
These conservatories provide ample room for various activities, from living spaces to home offices, ensuring that there is plenty of space to enjoy and utilise for different purposes.
Enhanced Aesthetic Appeal
With unique shapes and angles, they add architectural interest and curb appeal to any property, while enhancing the overall look and value of the home.
Versatile
Our L, P, or T-shaped conservatories are popular because we can change their size to make them fit better into your home and garden.
A popular way to use our L, P, or T-shaped conservatories is to make one area into a living room and the other area into a dining room. That being said, because these conservatories provide so much extra space, you can use them in any way that you would like. Get your quote now online, and begin your next home enhancement or call our team on 01908 650 140 to learn more.
Blend With Any Home
With their seamless integration, our L, P, or T-shaped conservatories effortlessly blend with the existing architecture of any home. These conservatories are meticulously designed to complement the style and character of the property, whether it’s a modern townhouse, a traditional cottage, or a period residence.
The versatility of their design allows them to seamlessly adapt to different architectural styles, creating a cohesive and unified look that enhances the overall aesthetic appeal of the property. Whether viewed from the inside or outside, these conservatories seamlessly merge with the existing structure, becoming an integral part of the home’s design and adding to its charm and allure.
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Conservatory Roofs
We offer lots of different roofs for our L, P, and T-shaped conservatories, including tiled, glass, and a mix of solid and glass. Our roofs have vaulted ceilings and internal pelmets around the perimeter to install any lights or speakers. Additionally, our tiled roofs can support up to 4m of unsupported bifold or sliding doors.
For safety, the roofs have been wind-tested at up to 130mph and fire-tested by Exova Warringtonfire. Our roofs also fully comply with the latest Building Regulations and have been pre-approved by Assent and JHAI. As proof of the reliability of our conservatory roofs, they are also BBA-approved and come with a 25-year life expectancy certificate.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are T-shaped conservatories?
T-shaped conservatories combine Victorian, Georgian, or gable-fronted conservatories. They run next to the back of your property and have a part in the middle that comes out, like the vertical line in the letter ‘T’.
What is the difference between P-shaped and L-shaped conservatories
P-shaped conservatories combine a lean-to conservatory with a Victorian conservatory. Like with a Victorian conservatory, you can pick between a three-faceted or five-faceted front bay for your P-shaped conservatory.
Although similar to the P-shaped, L-shaped conservatories have a Georgian conservatory instead of a Victorian one.
What is your hybrid conservatory roof?
Our hybrid roof is a solid roof that can be fitted with glass for more natural light. These glass units come in different styles, including shaped, side-shaped, full-length panels, or a combination of all three.
Are your tiled roofs available in different colours?
Yes, because we want the tiles on the conservatory roof to blend in with the rest of your home, they are available in Harvest Brown, Carbon Grey, and Terra Brick.
What areas do you cover?
We cover Milton Keynes, Northampton, and the surrounding area, including Leighton Buzzard, Buckingham, Bicester, Bletchley, and Newport Pagnell. If you would like to see if we serve your location, then please get in touch with a member of our team today.
Do your conservatories with come customisation options?
Yes, our conservatories are available in uPVC, hardwood, or aluminium and also in lots of colours and finishes. Our P and L-shaped conservatories can be built on a dwarf wall to match the brickwork that is already there in your home.
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