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We-fit also specialise in orangery roofs.

Invest in one of the latest styles to create a versatile additional room for your home.
A Conservatory is a beautiful and cost effective solution especially when you want additional ground floor living space in your home. Whether it’s a simple lean-to design or an elaborate Victorian style orangerie there are a huge choice of options and styles to suit all homes and budgets.
 
The major benefits of adding a conservatory is the extra space you’ll be creating, whether the conservatory is connected to your dining room, kitchen, lounge or day room you’ll certainly enjoy the light and airy atmosphere.
 
Contemporary conservatories tend to have clean lines and stylish interiors and often incorporating bi-fold doors where as more traditional conservatories take their inspiration from historical structures like major homes, vicarages and country cottages.
Work out the particular design that will best suit your home and your lifestyle and you’ll soon be enjoying all the advantages of your new garden room.

Typical types of conservatories

Conservatories have come a long way since their origins as a Victorian plant house, and although they are defined as a glazed structure separated from the main property by a door, today’s interpretation often sees classic and contemporary designs remaining open to the house in order to become an integral part of the overall space.
 
The range of all-glazed conservatory designs has never been greater, but these now sit alongside the latest hybrids that take inspirations from the glazed roof orangery. Featuring an element of solid timber or brick walling for added versatility.
Victorian-style designs are a popular choice, as their diversity and dimensions suit most homes. To add a modern twist, look to either angular or curved lines with slim line timber or metal framing, or consider the latest frameless glass boxes. Using folding sliding doors will also instantly open up any space.
 
Whatever conservatory you choose, the key to success is a design that complements your home. Using materials and scale sensitively should give a convincing finish. Planners are increasingly receptive to contemporary additions, especially for listed buildings, where a clear separation of old and new highlights the history and evolution of the building.
Technical advances include ‘ever increasing thermal efficiency, and smart materials
such as the Warm Roof’.