Conservatories Cardiff

The second traditional style is our Victorian Conservatory. These conservatories are one of the most popular conservatories installed across Cardiff and South Wales. The multi-faceted design allows the homeowner to choose between three or five facets.

Although they are suited perfectly for older properties, these conservatories add character to new builds. The Victorian design can be easily furnished. This means you can enjoy your extension year-round.

The Gable-End Conservatory will increase the grandeur and value of your Cardiff home. These conservatories are designed with a vaulted steep roof, unmatched in terms of visual appeal. The large panes of glazing will flood your extension with light, providing the perfect ‘garden room’.

Insulated Conservatories, also known as the Loggia Conservatory, can be incorporated into any conservatory design. The insulated columns provide more insulation than standard uPVC frames. Even in the cold South Wales winters, this extension will retain natural heat and not require as much central heating to stay warm.

Bring a taste of the Mediterranean to your Cardiff home with our Lean-To Conservatories. These designs are popular at properties where space is limited. The slanted double hipped roof is angled, sitting below the roofline and wall of your South Wales home, making it perfect for bungalows. The rectangular floorplan allows for the easy positioning of furniture.

P-Shaped Conservatories provide more than one space, unlike other conservatory designs. The multi-functional extension creates two unique spaces that can be utilised. The Edwardian and Victorian styles can be fitted into the design to create the P-shape.

The T-Shaped Conservatory utilises the Gable and Edwardian styles, creating a vast space. Our Gable design creates a steep, cathedral ceiling-style roof, providing you with a luxurious aesthetic. The Edwardian style creates the T-shape. As this design creates two different spaces, many homeowners use one of the spaces as a new dining room.