Windows, Doors & Conservatories

LEAN-TO CONSERVATORY

A Lean-To Conservatory is probably the most popular style of room in England & Wales, probably due to the flexibility of the design in terms of its simplicity and ability to fit almost anywhere.

They are most often seen in rectangular floor plans with flat plane sides and a single angled sloping roof section. To lower costs and to save weight loading, poly-carbonate panels can be used in the roof sections and is now available in tinted shades such as Opal & Bronze.

In general you will find two designs. The first will be “all glazed”, the second features panels or brickwork, such as “dwarf-walls” Using any type of solid brick or block-work, however, will raise the overall construction cost of the room.

BS7950 approved
PAS23/24 security standards
A-Rating efficiency
U-Value 1.6 W/m2K
Comply with Part L building regulations
U-Value Triple glazed 0.8 W/m2K Passivhaus
Sculptured profiles

A highly cost-effective choice, making it ideal for those on a budget
Perfect for properties with restricted space, due to its cleverly compact structure
Can be adapted to suit a variety of different purposes
Minimal maintenance required to keep them clean
Low-pitched roof ensures the design accommodates awkward spaces
Provides maximum space, for minimal outlay
Crisp, clean lines create a classy, contemporary look
Often repurposed as a sunroom, or as a place to grow plants in
Multiple glass panels create a light and airy environment inside