
Conservatories
Edwardian Conservatories
Square corners, a pitched roof and the highest proportion of genuinely usable floor.
Edwardian
Edwardian Conservatories
The Edwardian's flat-sided footprint means no awkward angles to work around when you place a sofa or a dining table. On paper it is often a similar area to a Victorian; in practice you use considerably more of it.
The pitched roof gives real volume overhead, which keeps the room feeling generous even on a modest footprint.
- Maximum floor space
- Square footprint
- Timeless classic design
- 10 year guarantee

- Footprint
- Square or rectangular
- Roof
- Pitched, glass or solid
- Ridge
- Optional finial and cresting detail
- Base
- Insulated dwarf wall or full height glazing
- Guarantee
- 10 years, parts and labour
The Detail
Why our edwardian conservatories work
Usable area
Square corners mean furniture fits where you want it.
Volume
A pitched roof adds height that a lean-to cannot.
Suits most houses
Sits comfortably on both period and modern elevations.
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