victorian conservatories
The Victorian era gave rise to a highly distinctive gothic style and intricate architecture. But although the form is inspired by the past, the function of the Canterbury Victorian is decidedly 21st century.
Conservatories, during the Victorian era were primarily used to grow plants. Today conservatories are mainly utilized for the additional space they so easily provide, whether for relaxation, work or as a playroom.
Characteristically octagonal shaped Victorian conservatories typically have a three of five facet bay – encapsulating the statement that is the Victorian style.
when to choose a victorian conservatory
The intricate structure of the Victorian conservatory lends itself well to a site overlooking the garden. It is perfect for gardens large and small, and looks especially grand sitting atop a beautiful green lawn.
The conservatory has a hexagonal base, which adds a layer of interest to your property, giving a luxurious edge to the space. This design has an elevated roof, which gives the conservatory a grand, spacious feel.
your choice, down to the last detail
Once you’ve decided on the conservatory for you, you can then decide how to personalise your conservatory to make it truly your own.
We offer a range of design and build options for you to choose from to help you get the perfect conservatory for you, your home and your lifestyle.
It should come as no surprise then, that our Victorian conservatories are available in a range of colours, including white rosewood and oak. With a range of window and door handle finishes to compliment.
Our impressive range of glazing options for the conservatory frames and roof gives you the flexibility to tailor your conservatory to suit your needs and desires. You can opt for energy efficiency and comfort using our specialist performance glass options with a range of roof vent solutions, and for the personal touch choose one of our decorative glass designs.
We also offer decorative detailing options so you can add that extra “je ne sais quoi” to your conservatory.
Our Victorian conservatories are available with a double-hipped roof as well as a standard roof. A double-hipped roof allows for increased roof height, not restricted by the height of the building it is connected to. (Our double-hipped conservatories come with a rear box gutter.)
With the Victorian style, you also have a choice of three or five facet bay.
choosing your conservatory
We recommend you visit your local showroom – not just to make sure you choose the right conservatory for you, but also so you can see the quality of our conservatories, the quality of finish and the quality of our installations.
We can provide you with a free design consultation to match up your conservatory choice with your property, and we can send you a copy of our free brochure so you can browse the different conservatory options – with no obligation to buy your conservatory from us.
why choose Canterbury as your conservatory supplier?
With Canterbury Conservatories, you, your home and your new conservatory are in the best possible hands. We will assist you at every stage from your initial ideas through to survey, design, build and installation.
To give you total peace of mind, we are on-hand at all times to answer any queries you may have, no matter how small.
Canterbury conservatories are not just about craftsmanship, meticulous attention to detail, the finest materials; we are known for and praised for our comprehensive and personal service.
conservatory styles
We design, supply and fit a range of top-quality, luxurious conservatories: the Victorian conservatory, the Pavilion conservatory, the Gullwing conservatory, the Traditional conservatory, the P-shape conservatory (which is sometimes referred to as the L-shape conservatory).
We also offer a bespoke conservatory service for those people who want something a little bit special from their conservatory.
