Conservatories Salisbury

This style of lean-to conservatory mimics the elegant simplicity of Mediterranean sunrooms. They are an affordable extension option that has a roof shape that slopes away from your Salisbury home. The height and length of the roof can add a sophisticated level of style and character.

These second conservatories are well-suited to buildings that have a low roofline or a small outdoor space. Lean-to conservatories also work well when installed into bungalows.

The Livinroom conservatory is a modern design filled with design innovations. These conservatories combine the feel of a conservatory with the wall and ceiling elements of robust brick extensions.

The perimeter ceiling offers an authentic room like appearance thanks to the plastered beams. This gives the homeowner a conservatory that looks more like a glazed extension, with all the privacy and security for complete peace of mind.

Our P-Shaped conservatory can easily expand any home without swallowing up too much of your outdoor space. You won’t have to worry about compromising your garden space.

Another benefit of P-shaped conservatories is that the design extends in different directions. This makes it ideal to be used for two separate areas, for example a lounge and office, a kitchen and dining area or a bedroom and playroom.

When you think of a classic conservatory, it’s most likely to be a Victorian style. Highly decorative with an ornate gothic aesthetic, Victorian conservatories have an apex roofline that usually features distinctive crests and spike finials.

Victorian conservatories stand out for their rounded front and bay window effect. They are often fitted into traditional style homes as they need a roofline with height. If you have a bungalow or new build, we recommend other styles of conservatory.

The Livinroof Conservatory uses glazed and solid roofing to create a versatile near space. This design has a valued ceiling that incorporated the Livinroom internal pelmet around the perimeter. 

Enjoy a new space that is flooded with natural light, giving the illusion of more space. Due to the material used you can enjoy a comfortable space all year round.

A gable conservatory gets its name from the upright roof that mimics the appearance gable-end of a building. Instead of sloping backwards, there is a full height to the apex of the roofline. This feature adds grandeur and roof height, making the conservatory feel bigger and more luxurious.

This grand conservatory style suits traditional and contemporary properties alike but needs a Salisbury home with enough roof height to accommodate the apex. Enjoy a new room that is flooded with light and feels spacious. The floor space makes it versatile and practical for furnishing