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Modern Slimline Aluminium Conservatories

Aluminium conservatories provide more than just extra space for your Northamptonshire home; they can become a striking feature, adding a stunning focal point. Whether you’re looking to create a home office, a dining area, or simply a space to socialise, aluminium conservatories offer versatility and style.

Our conservatories feature sleek, durable slimline aluminium profiles, giving your home a minimalist, modern look. With a wide range of colours and finishes available, you can customise your extension to match your property’s aesthetic perfectly, turning it into a standout feature with our elegant aluminium frames.

uPVC Conservatories – Outstanding Thermal Efficiency

uPVC conservatories are highly effective in terms of thermal efficiency. With impressively low U-values, they ensure a comfortable temperature all year round, keeping the space cosy in winter and pleasantly cool in summer.

Additionally, uPVC conservatories are very low-maintenance. A quick rinse with a hose from time to time is all that’s needed to keep them looking pristine. Our uPVC extensions also feature a durable coating that resists fading, ensuring your conservatory maintains its fresh appearance for years to come.

Victorian Conservatories

Characterised by their ornate, traditional design, Victorian conservatories typically feature a rounded bay front, steeply pitched roof, and intricate detailing. The curved shape of the structure gives it a classic, elegant look, perfect for period properties or those looking to add a touch of vintage charm.

Edwardian Conservatories

With a more rectangular or square floor plan, Edwardian conservatories are defined by their simple and clean lines. The flat front and symmetrical shape make them ideal for maximising interior space, while the sloped roof ensures a bright, open atmosphere.

Lean-To Conservatories

Also known as sunrooms, lean-to conservatories have a straightforward rectangular shape with a flat roof that slopes away from the main building. Their minimalist, modern design makes them perfect for smaller homes or spaces with height restrictions, providing a sleek, understated extension.

Gable-End Conservatories

Gable-end conservatories are distinguished by their triangular front, where the roof meets the front wall at a peak. This dramatic design creates a grand, spacious feel with a high ceiling, often enhancing the overall light and sense of openness within the room.

P-Shaped Conservatories

A combination of Victorian and lean-to styles, P-shaped conservatories offer a versatile design that creates two distinct areas within the room. The curved bay window of the Victorian element is paired with the lean-to’s rectangular section, offering a large, multifunctional space.

T-Shaped Conservatories

T-shaped conservatories have a central projection that extends out from the main body, often forming a porch-like entrance. This shape provides a striking focal point, ideal for larger homes, while offering a spacious layout that can be divided into different zones for dining, lounging, or entertaining.

Orangery Conservatories

Orangeries have a more solid, architectural feel, often featuring a rectangular design with brick pillars or a flat roof with a central glazed lantern. This shape combines the traditional conservatory’s light-filled space with the privacy and insulation of a more substantial structure.