Classic Black Conservatory With French Doors & Polycarbonate Roof

You can easily minimise the volume of framework in a conservatory and preference it for a higher volume of glass.

The popularity of the Edwardian conservatory never diminishes – it’s as favoured today as when it was first developed. The simplicity of the design and its unquestionable charm entices homeowners throughout the region, including the very proud owner of this impressive offering. They sit comfortably on the mini sofa and armchair regularly to absorb the surroundings which is aided by the sloped pitched roof. Having a steep roof gives the conservatory an additional feeling of spaciousness and it is complement with the prolonged side walls that carry so much glass within them.

During the design phase, the householder was given a choice of roof coverings for the conservatory and opted for a polycarbonate roof. They did so because a polycarbonate roof delivers exceptional thermal efficiency at all times. They also decided to accessorise the design with French doors so that there was a direct connection between the extension and garden. When it came to colour choice, it simply had to be a traditional black so that it perfectly fitted with the character of this Tudor-like residence. However, on the inside of the conservatory frames is a classic white colour - the subtleness of it makes for the most delicious of décors.