Conservatory

What is an Edwardian Conservatory?

At NexGlazing, our Edwardian conservatories offer a stylish and practical way to extend your home with a bright, open-plan living space. Also referred to as Georgian conservatories, these designs are defined by their clean lines, square corners, and a pitched roof with a central ridge. While they share similarities with Victorian conservatories, Edwardian styles feature a simpler, more symmetrical structure that maximises natural light and usable floor space.

We also offer the Hip-Back Edwardian style, where the roof gently slopes back toward a box gutter attached to the property—an ideal option for bungalows or homes with limited roof height. Each Edwardian conservatory from NexGlazing is fully customisable with a wide selection of frame colours and roof options, ensuring your new space complements your home perfectly.

Benefits of an Edwardian Conservatory

Maximised Floor Space

The square or rectangular layout provides more usable space, making it ideal for dining, relaxing, or entertaining.

Elegant & Timeless Design

Inspired by Georgian architecture, Edwardian conservatories feature clean lines and pitched roofs, blending beautifully with both modern and period homes.

Abundance of Natural Light

The high-pitched roof and large glazed panels allow sunlight to flood the room, creating a bright and airy atmosphere.

Versatile Usage

Perfect for use as a lounge, playroom, office, or garden room – offering extra space without the cost of a full extension.

Suited to Low-Roof Properties

The hip-back design option is ideal for bungalows or homes with height restrictions, while still retaining its signature elegance.

Customisable to Your Taste

Choose from various frame colours, roof glazing types (glass or polycarbonate), and finishing touches to make it your own.

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Edwardian conservatory style options

Engineered for Comfort, Style & Security All Year Round

Solaroof Technology

Advanced roofing system designed for optimal comfort in every season.

Solid Roof Solutions

Strong yet lightweight conservatory roofs with realistic slate-effect tiles—available in three elegant colours. Add optional roof windows or upgrade with Solaroof® glazing for enhanced natural light. We also offer solid, glass, or polycarbonate replacement roofs for most existing conservatories.

Custom Colour Options

Select from a wide range of finishes, including dual colour combinations to suit your home's style.

Insulated Solid Base

Every base is custom-built and fully insulated—backed by a 10-year structural guarantee.

Decorative Glass Choices

Explore hundreds of coloured and patterned glass designs to add a unique touch.

Elegant Finishing Touches

Enhance your conservatory with traditional or period-inspired details.

Guaranteed Quality

Built to meet the highest quality standards for performance and durability.

Enhanced Security

Integrated high-grade security systems help keep your home safe and secure.

Conservatory

FAQ's

Do Edwardian conservatories need planning permission?

In most cases, Edwardian conservatories fall under permitted development rights—so you don’t need planning permission. However, you may need permission if:

The conservatory exceeds the permitted size limits
Your home is in a conservation area
It’s a listed building
It’s not your main dwelling (like a flat)

What is the difference between an Edwardian and a Hip-Back Edwardian conservatory?

Edwardian conservatory: Has a full pitched roof with a square or rectangular shape. It suits most homes, especially those with larger gardens or wider rear elevations.

Hip-back Edwardian conservatory: Designed for homes with height restrictions, such as bungalows. It has a hipped roof that slopes back towards the house, offering the same internal space as a classic Edwardian but with a lower ridge height.

What is the difference between a Victorian and Edwardian conservatory?

Victorian conservatory: Known for its elegant curved or angled bay front (typically with 3 or 5 facets) and a steeply pitched roof, it offers a more decorative, traditional look with ornate detailing.

Edwardian conservatory: Features a square or rectangular floorplan with a flat front and pitched roof, making it ideal for maximizing usable space. The design is simpler, offering a more modern, symmetrical feel.

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