Which conservatory style is right for my home?

The original Ultraframe roof, our Classic Roof has been evolved and refined over the past 30 years to ensure it sets a definitive standard.

Available with various performance glass specifications and sizes from 24mm through to 35mm, you’ll be able to customise your roof by selecting from a portfolio of colours.

Create an orangery roof style with this versatile system, which is stronger than equivalent products available on the market and uses an integrated structural goalpost to create spans as wide as 6.5m.

Compatible with large spans of glass or doors – resulting in uninterrupted views and a stunning design.

This aluminium conservatory roof is strong, aesthetically pleasing and delivers superb thermal performance. This is achieved in part due to its externally sleeved aluminium and foam insulation.

The British Board of Agrement (BBA) – a lead body that approves and certifies manufacturer’s products has assessed and approved this system.

If you’re looking for a tiled conservatory roof that incredible thermal performance, choose Ultraroof.

The lightest and strongest tiled conservatory roof on the market with the entire installation process designed with convenience in mind.

Livinroof combines the best elements of solid and glass roofs. Whether you are planning a new house extension or replacing an existing conservatory roof, Livinroof provides the design flexibility you need.

Constructed from aluminium or insulated composite external panels and insulation it is robust but stylish.

The front of the roof doesn't slope back to the centre on Gable conservatories. Instead, the front of the conservatory stays upright, like the end of a house. 

Square or rectangular in style, this gives you maximum space to plan the interior of your gable conservatory.

Georgian conservatories, also known as Edwardian conservatories, feature a flat front and a square or rectangular symmetrical room, making it a flexible shape with no wasted space. 

Georgian conservatory styles typically have a high, sloping roof that gives a spectacular vaulted effect.

Available in a single hip style joined directly to the wall, or a double hip style which contains a gutter where it meets the wall. Double hipped conservatories are perfect for bungalows or properties with lower window positions.

Lean-to conservatories, or Mediterranean conservatories as they are also known, is the simplest conservatory style. The clean lines give it a contemporary look and are popular for modern houses.

This conservatory style is perfect for properties that have restricted space under the eaves, like a bungalow, or have an area that is too awkward for traditional conservatories.

Victorian conservatories suit all types of home whether it be a period property or a new build. The Victorian conservatory style featuring a bay front, steeply pitched roof and ornate ridge details usually springs to mind when people think of conservatory designs.

The Ultraframe Classic Roof system can give your Victorian conservatory a distinguished, classical appearance and be configured in any design.

The T-shape conservatory style is a combination conservatory featuring a central projection. It can be Victorian, Gable or Georgian in style and works best on larger properties.

T-shape conservatories are versatile, allowing you to create two distinct living spaces within one room. The central part can create a ‘porch effect’ and projects into the garden, exaggerating the sense of bringing the garden into the home.

The P-shape conservatory style is ideal for larger, detached properties. Combining a lean-to conservatory with a Victorian conservatory, which can be either three-faceted or five-faceted.

The P-shape conservatory creates a versatile space as the conservatory extends in different directions, ideal for using as two separate living areas.