Why Choose Expand-A-Room for the Best Value Conservatories

 

Adding a conservatory is in the top 3 of property owner's home improvements wish lists so it's important to find a company that can help with every aspect of the project. One that is experienced and committed to simply doing a great job that the whole experience from start to finish is as smooth and hassle free as possible.

 

It's not just about buying conservatories, it's the service and after sales service which counts. We offer you Guarantees not empty promises, giving you complete peace of mind.

Toughened 24mm double glazed units securely glazed into the pvc-u frames to make our trade conservatories both practical and safe, so there's no need to worry about security.

A roof built from aluminium sections entirely clad in pvc-u profiles making it strong but elegant.

All roof glazing uses 25mm multi-wall opal polycarbonate sheets, cut precisely to fit.

Panel sash windows fitted with friction hinges and espagnolette fittings with locking handles so you can open the window as much or as little as you like.

Doors with high security multipoint locking mechanisms to keep you and your family secure.

All models have a French door which can be located in various positions for your convenience.

Full 10 Year No Quibble Manufacturer's Guarantee

 

Mediterranean Style

The simple lines of this style make good use of your floor space.

The Mediterranean is the most popular way of fitting a conservatory to low roofed properties, like bungalows.

You can have glass to floor, dwarf brick walls or panel options.

 

Edwardian Style

This subtle, charming style is certain to add to the good looks of your home, whether modern or period.

Step inside the Edwardian and you’ll immediately appreciate the feeling of extra space which the square base plan and the pitched roof provide.

 

Victorian Style

An eternally popular style, the sheer flexibility of the Victorian means that no two designs need ever look the same.

Characterised by a pleasing curved bay to the front, usually with 3 facets or 5 on larger versions, the visual appeal of the Victorian is timeless.

 

Pavilion Style

Few conservatories are more imposing or enjoy a great sense of presence than the Pavilion.

Rather than a sloping front roof section the Gable End style gives you a flat fronted style conservatory with a longer ridge maximizing the feeling of light and space inside.

Pavilion conservatories are ideal for applications such as a garden room or home office.