Conservatories Kent - ideas for conservatory designs

The DWL range of conservatories Brighten your home – by adding more light, airy space as you extend your home. Conservatories come in many different shapes, styles and sizes. There are many different glass options to choose from as well as different finishes and ancillary items. The information below will give you an insight to the range of choices available to you from DWL.

Victorian style conservatories This is the most frequently chosen style of conservatory because, despite it’s name, it works well with most styles of house. Distinguished by a deeply pitched roof with ornate decorative details at the ridge, Victorian designs usually have a ‘bay front’ made up of either 3 or 5 panels or ‘facets’.

Edwardian style conservatories Gracefully understated, this is a flat fronted, variant of the Victorian conservatory and is known most often as ‘Edwardian’ but is sometimes described as ‘Georgian’ in style.

Mediterranean style conservatories Clean-cut and modern. Our continental style ‘Mediterranean’ conservatory or sunroom is extremely versatile. A cost efficient approach to extending your home and making the most of our ever-changing seasons.

Gable Front style conservatories From the outside, a gable front adds a sense of grandeur and scale to your home. Move inside and you’ll realise it maximises the feeling of light and space – which is, after all, one of the main reasons for having a conservatory.

Bespoke design and build service The skills of our technicians and craftsmen along with the versatility of our products and manufacturing techniques mean we at DWL can build your conservatory to your exact specification - regardless of shape and size right down to the smallest detail. Don't think the shape of your house or size of your garden restricts your design in any way. Whatever your dream, it’s likely we can create a custom designed conservatory for you.

DWL and the Ultra-Frame System DWL has teamed up with Ultraframe – the leading manufacturer in conservatory roofing technology. The Ultraframe system was independently tested and certified by The British Board of Agrement (BBA) who assigned the roofs “a life expectancy of 25 years”. In the last ten years more than a quarter of a million conservatories have been fitted with a long-lasting Ultraframe roof.