About our Conservatory Styles

Not sure what shape or style of roofing system to go for ? Here's a quick overview of the structural differences between the 'standard types of glass' or conservatories on offer at Ipswich Trade Frames. Our choice of conservatory roofing system is highly configurable, so if you don't a style which suits, please just give us a call.

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Victorian Conservatory

Typically with a 3 or 5 panel faceted front-end or bay and a pitched roof, the classic Victorian-style conservatory lends itself to great all-round views and is a popular choice for both traditional and modern properties. It can be configured to any design and double hipped Victorian conservatories are also an option. 

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Georgian & Edwardian Conservatories

Flat-fronted with a square or rectangular symmetrical shape, Georgian (aka Edwardian) conservatories typically have a high, vaulted roof. They are practical, spacious with subtler lines than Victorian equivalents. Double hipped conservatories in this style are also an option. 

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Gable-end Conservatory

With an upright front panel and high roof slope, gable end (aka pavilion style) conservatories offer a practical, internal square floor plan that is similar to Georgian or Edwardian conservatories, but with a feeling of additional headroom. A popular ’grand’ design, they work particularly well with older properties.     

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Lean-to Conservatory

Rectangular in design and with a variable pitch roof sloping away from the main exterior wall, lean-to or 'Mediterranean' conservatories are ideal ways of winning a ‘sun-room’ particular for smaller properties with restricted space available and bungalows. Clean, simple and contemporary, they are popular and inexpensive.

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P-shape & T-shape Conservatories

Named after their plan views, P-shape and T-shape conservatories combine standard styles to create a greater internal space, suitable for larger properties. P-shapes often mix lean-to and Victorian, T-shapes often incorporate squarer Georgian styles or include a wider mix.

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Lantern Conservatory

Evoking the elegance of a bygone era, lantern conservatories are a popular choice for period properties. The two-tier ‘wedding cake’ style roof lantern with side lights lends additional height and offers opportunity for extra ventilation.  

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Solid (or Solid & Glass) Roof Conservatory

Combine solid and shaped glazing seamlessly with LivinRoof from Ultraframe or incorporate a full solid roof into a conservatory structure. Glazing panels can be inserted just about anywhere to help maximise the use of natural light and give a truly bespoke design.

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Large Span Portal / Large Scale Conservatories

Glass walkways, studios, swimming pool or dining areas can make totally unique, functional and highly stylish additions to any property. Large span or portal conservatories use an internal aluminium or timber sub-structure to help support a large expanse of glass.       

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