Conservatories Romford

The Edwardian Conservatory is another design we offer that is influenced by traditional architecture. This glazed extension has been modified to fit perfectly at any Romford home. As these conservatories have a rectangular floorplan, it makes it very easy for the East London homeowner to furnish their extension. Many of our customers use this rectangular floorplan to create a new dining room for their home.

A Lean-To Conservatory is the most suitable conservatory-style for Romford properties where garden space is limited. Also known as “Mediterranean Conservatories”, this extension features a slanted, low-pitched roof. This allows the conservatory to be fitted easily at bungalows, where the extension can sit beneath the roofline. The design of these conservatories is not overbearing, even at the smallest of East London homes.

The Gable-End Conservatory is an eye-catching conservatory style that adds class to any Romford home. This extension is created with steep, vaulted ceilings. These are usually glazed, allowing the East London homeowner to flood their extension with natural light. Gable-End conservatories can be decorated through a range of decorative options and the rectangular floor plan makes it easy to furnish.

For Romford homeowners who want an extension made bespoke for their home, we install bespoke conservatories. This style uses the T-Shaped or P-Shaped designs and unlike a normal conservatory is constructed with two different styles next to each other. Within this style, the Edwardian or Victorian conservatories are usually chosen. These styles are blended to form a multi-purpose eye-catching focal point for your East London home.

The Orangery uses more brickwork than a traditional uPVC conservatory. This extension blends into the architecture of your Romford home, offering more privacy and better levels of thermal efficiency. An orangery is bespoke made for the East London homeowner and will complement your existing property. As well as offering you a good look, it’ll increase the kerb value of your home.