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A projecting bay and a rectangular extension come together to create a versatile layout for more than one purpose.
P-shaped conservatories combine a projecting faceted or rounded section with a straight-sided space. This can create distinct yet connected living zones.
Consider the way you want to use the additional space, the outlook and your property’s proportions.
A recognisable footprint joining two complementary areas.
Arrange dining and sitting spaces in one extension.
The projecting section adds interesting perspectives.
Bring different roof shapes together cohesively.
Explore the distinctive features of this conservatory style.
A recognisable footprint joining two complementary areas.
Arrange dining and sitting spaces in one extension.
The projecting section adds interesting perspectives.
Bring different roof shapes together cohesively.
Review frame colours, glazing, roof finishes and doors with our team, subject to suitability and product availability.
Discuss profiles and colour choices.
Explore comfort, light and privacy.
Coordinate the roof and access arrangements.
Explore conservatory forms, frames and glazed rooflines.
We discuss your property and preferences before agreeing a suitable proposal.
Tell us about your project.
Explore frames, glazing and roof details.
Review the proposed scope.
Discuss the installation and care process.
Common questions when planning this kind of conservatory.
P-shaped conservatories combine a projecting faceted or rounded section with a straight-sided space. This can create distinct yet connected living zones.
Available products, finishes and glazing depend on the project specification.
Requirements vary by property and proposal. Consult your local planning authority.
These depend on the project and should be checked before proceeding.
Choose an architectural style that feels right for your property.
Request a quotation to talk through your ideas.