Victorian Conservatories

Victorian Conservatories from Direct Conservatories 4U

The birth of conservatories in the UK was during the reign of Queen Victoria, when architectural styles celebrated homes as prized assets, concentrating on adornment and intricate detailing. Victorian conservatories were extravagant gothic-influenced structures.

These elaborate and ornate conservatories, with their soaring exteriors, can add glamour to even the most modest of homes – not only complementing Victorian homes, but also adding a certain “je ne sais quoi” to the more modern home.

When added to a Victorian property, a Victorian style conservatory adds a certain grace, because it gives the feeling that it grew up with the property, rather than being a later addition. With a modern home, the Victorian style adds an element of drama.

Buying your conservatory direct

Buying your Victorian DIY conservatory direct from Direct Conservatories 4U is as simple and straight forward as can be. Either order your self-build conservatory by style, choosing from the specifications in the left column of this page, or request a quote to your own specifications.

We can send you a copy of our free brochure so you can browse the different DIY conservatories options, with no obligation to buy your cheap conservatory from us.

Or you can call us on 0845 058 6001 and talk to one of our experts about your conservatory needs. Our phone lines are open Monday to Friday 9am-7pm and Saturday 9am-2pm.

Victorian self-build conservatories kits come with a full set of installation instructions and diagrams to make it easier to build your own conservatory. Each of our kits has been designed specifically for ease of installation.

When you buy from us, you're buying cheap conservatories direct – so there's no middle man mark-up on the price. You can save even more money by making your conservatory a self-build project or employing your own local builder.

Styles and types of Victorian conservatory

All of our Victorian conservatories include two top-opening vents and a pair of French doors (sometimes called “French windows”) as standard. Our conservatories are made from a unique framing system, which combine structural integrity with a faster, easier installation.

Our Victorian conservatories are available with either a standard or double-hipped roof. A double-hipped roof allows for increased roof height that is not restricted by the height of the building it is connected to. This double-hipped option is popular choice for bungalows owners. (Our double-hipped conservatories come with a rear box gutter.)

Our conservatory roofs are made from PVCu-clad aluminium – where the aluminium core creates increased strength – and comes in two finishes: white PVCu and woodgrain PVCu. We only use grade 1 virgin high quality durable PVCu, no re-grind, therefore we can guarantee against PVCu discolouration.

Our roofs are glazed with polycarbonate panels as standard. The glazing options are: clear, opal, bronze and bronze on opal tinted 25mm or 35mm thick polycarbonate panels or Celsius Performance Glass.

All of our Victorian conservatories are available in dwarf wall, infill panel and glass to ground styles. Dwarf wall conservatories have a small brick wall at the base of each conservatory wall, which gives the feeling that the conservatory is an integral part of the house.

Infill panel conservatories emulate the style of a traditional sunroom. They give the additional privacy the dwarf wall style offers, but are easier to self-build. Glass to ground conservatories offer maximum light exposure but less privacy than dwarf wall and infill panel conservatories.

You can personalise your conservatory. through a range of conservatory extras.

Find out more about our different styles of Victorian conservatories

Budget Victorian conservatories

Our range of budget conservatories includes a selection of Victorian style conservatories. Our Budget Conservatories are available in dwarf wall and glass to ground styles and come with two top-opening vents, a pair of French doors and 25mm opal polycarbonate roof sheets as standard.

Is a Victorian style conservatory right for you

If you like the intricate shape of the Victorian conservatory, you might also like our P-Shape Conservatories and our Gullwing Conservatories.

Victorian conservatories make the most of the available sun, but they're best suited to larger, wider gardens. If your property sits on a small, narrow or irregular plot, you might want to consider an Edwardian Conservatory, Traditional Lean-to Conservatory or Pavilion Conservatory.

If its the far end of your garden which attracts the sun, a Garden Building that suits your needs better. Or you might want to consider a Bespoke Conservatory to make the most of your garden whatever shape and size it is.

Take a look at the pictures in our gallery if you want to compare the different types and styles of conservatory we offer.

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