Maesteg

Classic and timeless are words that are often used to describe our beautiful Victorian conservatory. This style of conservatory features a sharp, angled roof with facets that soften the final look. Due to its adaptable style, this conservatory will complement any architectural style of Maesteg home, as it is available in such a wide range of configurations.

The Victorian conservatory is not just amazing to look at, it can also afford your home a wide range of practical benefits, incising security and thermal efficiency. Thanks to the state-of-the-art double or triple glazing in our conservatories, you can enjoy them 365 days of the year.

The best way to describe our Gable-End conservatory is a square or rectangular room with a gable front, it is this design that gives you maximum space and height. This conservatory can feel incredibly airy and expansive. Unlike other designs, the front stays upright which gives it a house-like appearance.

When you install this style of conservatory in your Maesteg home, it will be afforded increased kerbside appeal. Like many of our conservatories, this style can be customised to perfectly complement the architectural style of your home.

For a truly comfortable conservatory, we offer our Maesteg homeowners an insulated conservatory. This means however cold or warm it is outside, this conservatory will be at a comfortable temperature. It is not just the bad weather that this conservatory keeps out, it is noise too thanks to its amazing soundproofing qualities.

These conservatories are brilliant at reducing your energy bills and they all you to use less energy to keep this conservatory at a comfortable temperature throughout the year.

Don’t be fooled by the simple appearance of this conservatory as it is an amazing product. It has a low-pitched roof making it incredibly popular with Maesteg homeowners who have height and pace restrictions.

This style of conservatory is often described as Mediterranean in its appearance, as it allows an abundance of natural light to flood in. With sleek lines and a sloping roof, a lean-to-conservatory creates a sun-filled extension for everyone to enjoy.

Another popular design of a conservatory that is great for homeowners is restricted space and height. The way this conservatory is laid out means you can maximise your indoor space and make the most of your garden area.

How you use this conservatory is up to you, popular choices include a dining room, sitting room or home office.

A T-Shaped Conservatory is crafted by combining the Edwardian and Gable Conservatories. These extensions are an opulent design thanks to the towering, cathedral ceiling-style roof. The Edwardian design will help you create a space with a large floor place, ideal for lounges, kitchens and dining rooms.