Lean-To Conservatories

Lean-to conservatories are often described as being the more modest extension style. Rather than a larger, double hipped roof, lean-to conservatories come with a flatter, more slanted roof that sits as an angle between the roofline and the wall of your home. Despite being a more subtle design, these conservatories still deliver a superb performance that sits on par with the larger alternatives we offer.

Being a more modest design, lean-to conservatories are almost always made as smaller builds compared to styles such as gable-ends. They are often designed with a rectangular floorplan, allowing you to maximise the available space and furnish them easily. They are a cost-effective way of expanding your living space and will not look out of place when fitted to a more modestly sized house here in Wales and the South West of England.

We offer a conservatory that is built with a strong attention to detail. This way, it delivers outstanding security in your home. What's more, the thick double glazing panes are fitted tightly into the frame, ensuring natural heat will stay in your home, saving on your energy bills. A lean to conservatory is designed to let natural light in your home and fits into tight spaces.

Our lean-to conservatories offer a fantastic, modern thermal performance. They can easily be used all year round, without you needing to worry about excessive heating bills. Insulated corner columns and a high performance roof system work to prevent the escape of natural warmth, allowing you to feel fully disconnected from the cold outdoors. The days of a cold conservatory during winter are long gone.

Outdated conservatories often required more maintenance than they were worth. It probably felt like you were up on a ladder cleaning the guttering or roof every other week, rather than spending your time off relaxing. Our lean-to conservatories come with a high performance roofline that will efficiently filter water and waste away from your roof. You’ll spend much less time cleaning your conservatory.

Installing a new conservatory if a fantastic way of improving your home’s kerb appeal. This is where interested parties may be more attracted to your house, in the instance that you do look to sell and move to a new property. Lean-to conservatories can have a superb effect on the value of a smaller house, in particular, Your conservatory will make a great investment in the long term.