The Victorian conservatory is a traditional design and are therefore very popular, the 3 or 5 facet design on the front elevation gives the conservatory a stylish appearance. Some people prefer the design of the Edwardian Conservatory due to the improved floor area – at ESG Windows we are experienced in maximising the floor area of Victorian conservatories by widening the front facet, this increases the internal area of your conservatory.

By far the most popular design is the Edwardian conservatory, this is not only the most cost effective conservatory design but also the most practical. The square design of the conservatory base ensures a maximum use of space at a lower cost to a Gable End conservatory.

If you require advice on planning permission in Scunthorpe you can contact us for a free consultation. We will meet you at your property to discuss your ideal project measurements and then make the enquiry to our planning advisor who will let us know if planning permission is needed for your new conservatory in Scunthorpe. If planning is needed we will be able to pass the application in 5-8 weeks depending on the waiting list.

Gable End conservatories refer to a design where the front elevation of the conservatory has a bespoke gable uPVC window frame. Gable conservatories are best suited to houses with a gable roof as this matches the style of the house roof. Gable conservatory roofs are also available with a double-hipped roof for conservatories or alternatively the house roof can be altered to accommodate your new conservatory.

P-shaped conservatories are a stylish addition to any property and can be used for a multi-purpose extension. Many people use the larger side of a conservatory for a recreational area and the smaller area for a utility room. At ESG Windows we can design a P-shaped conservatory to meet your design requirements and we can even price to install kitchen units and provisions such as water feeds for a utility area.