T-Shape Conservatories

T-shaped conservatories are one of two stunning bespoke extensions we offer here at Leekes. They are constructed by bolting two styles onto each other, most normally an Edwardian and a gable-end, in a T-shape design. With this, they are significantly larger than standard conservatories and better suit grander properties here in the West of England and South Wales, as to not look overbearing.

With their increased size, homeowners are able to use T-shaped conservatories for a variety of purposes, and often for more than one. They serve as excellent garden rooms, connecting your home and outside social spaces effortlessly. The rectangular floorplan of the Edwardian segment makes them easy to furnish with dining tables, sofas or chairs. They can also easily be used as a playroom or home gym.

Half of a T-shaped conservatories is made from one of our stunning gable-end models. They come with steeper, cathedral ceiling style roofs, which deliver luxurious aesthetics and are stunning in design. The increased pitch also allows more natural light into the space below, helping connect the conservatory with the outdoors while delivering a light and airy feel. This is why they make excellent garden rooms!

Our T shaped conservatories will help you utilise the space in your garden, creating a seamless connection. Furthermore, you'll take advantage of double or triple gazing profiles, which boost your home's security and energy efficiency levels.

Our T-shaped conservatories can comfortably be used all year round by the whole family. They come with a range of thermal enhancements, including insulated corner columns, to ensure that they retain the maximum amount of heat during winter. With this, it won’t cost the Earth to warm your conservatory through. It will feel like a true extension of your home you can use 12 months a year.

All our conservatories and extensions are made to bespoke to order. This made to measure service ensures that you’re getting exact what you’re looking for, with a design that unifies with the rest of your home. In addition to customising the uPVC with a fade-proof topcoat, homeowners can choose from a range of roof systems, as well as finishing touches including cornices, cresting and finials.