Conservatory roof types

Edwardian conservatories have a classic design that are the ideal choice for adding a touch of grandeur to your home as well as a light, bright living space. The bold rectangular shape is a characteristic of the Edwardian era and creates maximum floor space, complimentary in both period and modern homes.

The P-Shape conservatory is a stylish way to add extra space to your home by combining the elements of a lean-to conservatory and a Victorian conservatory. The P-Shape area itself can be a three-faceted or five-faceted design set out in perfect proportion for your home. Its versatile style means it can extend in various directions, better suited to larger detached properties.

Sunburst conservatories are perfect for those looking something a little different. Renowned for its unique sloping roof and admired by many homeowners for its elegant structure, this design is extremely attractive aesthetically. The raised glass roof is a unique and eye catching and enhances all available light to create a bright and airy atmosphere.

The Lean-to Conservatory, a popular choice for modern homes is an excellent way to get both additional light and space into your home. Its simple design of clean lines and perfect proportions combine to create seamless access to a modern garden or sunroom.

Glass reinforced plastic (GRP) is a fibreglass material that can be used in flat conservatory roof conversions thanks to it’s durable, long lasting, water proof qualities. The entire area on a GRP conservatory roof is fitted so there are no seams or joints, meaning your flat conservatory roof will be leak free. With flexibility in colour choice and applications on even the most complex shape conservatory roof, GRP is a popular choice with CosyRoof customers.