Our full range of conservatories
Conservatories can be a great addition to your home. From a smaller lean to conservatory to adding a whole new living room to your house you can get the extra space you need without moving home. We have designs to suit every house. If you aren't sure about any of these designs, or you'd like something different please get in touch. We also offer bespoke conservatory design, which works well if your home is a more unusual building such as a converted church.
Insulated Warm Roofs
Perfect on a new build or as a replacement roof on an existing conservatory. These insulated warm roofs make a conservatory more like an extension, usable all year round. They come in a range of colours and styles, with glazing options available.
Living Room Conservatory
This is neither a conservatory or an extension. It combines all the benefits of a conservatory in terms of light and space but adds the solidity of an extension, adding a whole new dynamic to the space, giving it a ‘real room’ feel.
Orangeries
The main difference between a conservatory and an orangery is the amount of brickwork used. An orangery uses more brickwork and feels more like an extension, with large windows and a glass roof, creating a more solid space that can be enjoyed all year round.
Gable Conservatory
In a Gable Conservatory, the roof does not slope at the front but instead remains upright, forming a striking triangular shape. This design creates a bright, spacious feel with increased ceiling height, allowing more natural light to flood into the room.
Victorian & Georgian Conservatory
Your conservatory should complement the style of your property. The last thing you want is for it to look out of place, and these elegant conservatories add a graceful touch to Victorian, Georgian and many other homes.
Lean-to Conservatory
If you live in a small property, a bungalow or another type of one-storey building, this is the type of conservatory for you. A Lean-To is not restricted to these types of properties, but because of the low roof it makes it ideal for smaller homes. It offers a simple, space-efficient design that maximises light without overwhelming the property.
P-Shaped Conservatory
The P-shape is a combination of a large Victorian conservatory with a Lean-to attached, creating a versatile design. If dual usage is what your conservatory needs, then this is the ideal conservatory style for you, offering separate areas for relaxing, dining or entertaining.
Loggia Conservatory
This beautiful conservatory style works well as a halfway house between an extension and a conservatory, without the need for planning permission. It provides a modern feel while still allowing plenty of natural light to flow into your home.
Glass Extension
A Glass Extension is very easy on the eye and captures a real wow factor. This is because it lets in the ultimate amount of light and, at the same time, offers uninterrupted views of your garden and outside surroundings.
Lantern Conservatory
It’s distinguished roof is ornate and beautiful to look at, known for its two-tiered effect. The two tiers are separated by a row of highly stylish windows, adding to its grandeur along with the important ridge crests and finishings on the roof.
T-Shaped Conservatory
A T-shaped conservatory runs along the one side of the house with a central projection in the middle, forming the T-shape.
Options for new conservatories
Glazing Options
Climate Control
Security
Fininshing Options
Building Your New Conservatory
Conservatory Construction
We employ only the highest quality builders and tradesman and ensure they take the utmost care to protect your home at all times.
At Academy Windows we understand how important your home is, and what a big decision it is to make large home improvements. That’s why all our employees have been carefully selected by the directors of the company. Our tradesman are all experienced, and are sympathetic and understanding whilst undertaking our work in customers homes.
Not only do we use quality windows, doors and conservatories, but we ensure that even down to the small details, everything is of quality. This ensures all our conservatory constructions meet our high standards and expectations, to continually make a statement in your home.
Conservatory Planning Permissions
Assuming your house is not a listed building, you will not need planning permission unless the conservatory is more than four meters high, extends beyond the rear wall of your house by more than three meters (for a semi-detached or terraced house) or four meters (for a detached house), and does not cover more than half your garden.
Conservatory Building Regulations
Conservatories are usually exempt from building regulations unless a new structural opening from the house has to be built, or they are 30 square meters or more in floor area. The walls, doors and windows must be of external quality, and any heating system must have separate controls.
More information can be found on the Department of Communities and Local Government planning portal
Replacement Conservatory Roof
If you have an existing conservatory, but the roof needs replacement we can help! Please have a look at our replacement roof page.
