ContentConsider your style of propertyWhy You Must Prepare and Protect Your Doors and Windows for Winter – Sureseal WindowsOrangeries Liverpool Gable-end conservatories often requires careful consideration when it comes to planning, often due to the increased roof height. As the name suggests, this type of conservatory is designed to mimic the gable end of a house, and unlike sloped or curved-front designs, its triangular façade maximises both headroom and window space. A lean-to conservatory is built with a single sloping roof that leans against the existing wall of your property, hence the name. Their prominent roof pitch might also trigger conservatory planning permissions in some areas, particularly if your home is semi-detached or in a conservation zone. “Edwardian conservatories feature geometric, symmetrical designs that are well-suited for traditionally open, square spaces,” explains Sharon Wright. Opting for an Edwardian style conservatory in Liverpool means choosing Read More > >