Conservatory Roof Styles

The classic Victorian style gives a nostalgic appearance that adds charm, elegance and character to any home. The facets give a more rounded shape. Adding a hip to the back of the roof allows the Victorian to fit onto a bungalow or a low pitched roof.

For a really striking effect combined with the maximum floor space. Ideal for glass roofs and suitable for almost any style of property where a light and airy feel and distinct appearance are required.

The Gable design on a conservatory roof gives a feeling of height and space. The ridge can be plain or decorative depending on the look you wantto achieve.

The traditional lean to is the most practical and cost effective way to add space – flexible in design the roof pitch can be varied to suit almost any situation. Roofs can be hipped to add style or the corners rounded to give the beauty of a Victorian design and being just a little different.

The P Shape combines a mix of Lean-to and Victorian or Edwardian styles. They provide the maximum amount of space whilst maintaining the overall proportions of the conservatory in keeping with the property and garden.

A roof lantern is generally a glass structure that sits on a flat roof, creating extra height and allowing light to flood in to the room below. Extremely popular for flat roofed extensions, a lantern can give extra character and style.
  
   

If you don’t want a self supporting roof and prefer to have a timber structure in place then the Sunwood roof system is the roof for you.

This system has a full suite of powdercoated aluminium and PVCu Conservatory Roof component parts for anyone building a timber conservatory. Whatever the design or specification, our Sunwood Timber Glazing System is suitable for glass or polycarbonate glazing and available in white or brown.