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PINNACLE HOME IMPROVEMENTS
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Conservatories
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Our bespoke conservatory roof system offers you a choice of Victorian, Edwardian, Gable Ended, P-Shaped and Lean-To conservatories.
The extensive range of styles enables the right character of conservatory to be chosen for your home, whether you are looking for a Mediterranean style sun lounge or a more classical period extension to your property.
The extensive range of styles enables the right character of conservatory to be chosen for your home, whether you are looking for a Mediterranean style sun lounge or a more classical period extension to your property.
All our ridged conservatories range in size from 2.5m to 6m (using bolster bars) in width and from 2.5m to 6m (using bolster bars) in projection. Our Lean-To conservatory is available to any width with projections up to 3m standard maximum, 5m single bolster and 7m double bolster.
Victorian
The Victorian style has a faceted projection which gives a distinctive and soft feel to the shape of the conservatory. Available in 3 and 5 faceted versions a Victorian style conservatory extends gently into any garden space.
Whether a simple 3x3m addition to your house or a grand edifice reminiscent of the large country house orangeries of the Victorians this style of conservatory is a great way to add an extra light and airy space to your home.
The Victorian style has a faceted projection which gives a distinctive and soft feel to the shape of the conservatory. Available in 3 and 5 faceted versions a Victorian style conservatory extends gently into any garden space.
Whether a simple 3x3m addition to your house or a grand edifice reminiscent of the large country house orangeries of the Victorians this style of conservatory is a great way to add an extra light and airy space to your home.
Edwardian
The Edwardian style has a square fronted projection which maximises the available space in the new conservatory you are creating. Capturing the elegant and dignified simplicity of the Edwardian architectural style this type of conservatory is often the most appropriate way to extend your home.
Edwardian conservatories create practical space whether small or large and are a great way to extend you and your families enjoymentof your garden throughout the year.
The Edwardian style has a square fronted projection which maximises the available space in the new conservatory you are creating. Capturing the elegant and dignified simplicity of the Edwardian architectural style this type of conservatory is often the most appropriate way to extend your home.
Edwardian conservatories create practical space whether small or large and are a great way to extend you and your families enjoymentof your garden throughout the year.
Gable Ended
A Gable ended conservatory's projection ends in the same way as the gable end of a house, going straight up at the front to meet the ridge of the roof at the top. This is a wonderfully simple style with an elegance all of it's own.
A Gable ended conservatory's projection ends in the same way as the gable end of a house, going straight up at the front to meet the ridge of the roof at the top. This is a wonderfully simple style with an elegance all of it's own.
P-Shaped
P-Shaped conservatories allow you to create multifunctional spaces that look as impressive from the outside as they do within.
Often extending along the back or side of a house the projection can be in any of the usual conservatory styles; Victorian, Edwardian or Gable ended. The leg of the P-Shape can either be finished vertically or with a slope called a hip to the roof. This style of conservatory gives you the greatest freedom to create the space you dream of.
P-Shaped conservatories allow you to create multifunctional spaces that look as impressive from the outside as they do within.
Often extending along the back or side of a house the projection can be in any of the usual conservatory styles; Victorian, Edwardian or Gable ended. The leg of the P-Shape can either be finished vertically or with a slope called a hip to the roof. This style of conservatory gives you the greatest freedom to create the space you dream of.
GLAZING OPTIONS
The range of glazing options available covers traditional glass to high-tech modern polycarbonate alternatives in a range of thicknesses. Stained glass is also available as a great way to add character and style to the windows and doors in your conservatory, whether it's a period reproduction or something more whimsical.
