Combination Style Conservatory

A combination conservatory offers the ultimate in flexibility, combining a range of style to fit the shape your home and garden requires.

If you have a need for two separate living areas, why not combine a Victorian and a lean-to to give a P-shaped conservatory or maybe you d prefer a T or a B shape?

Combining a mix of Edwardian or Victorian styles, a P-shaped is ideal to create a versatile style because it extends in different directions, enabling it to be separated into two different living areas.

The rounded part of a P-shaped conservatory is ideal to be used as a children s play area, while the longer section is perfectly suited as a lounge or dining area.

A major advantage of P-shaped Conservatories are that they add a much-needed space to a property without taking up too much of the garden or meaning considerable redesign work to the garden.

A T-shaped conservatory works well on larger homes. It s a combination style that features a central projection and can be Victorian, Edwardian or Gable. The central projection can also create a porch effect, highlighting a pair of elegant French Doors.

The possibilities are limited only by your imagination.