Hipped Back Conservatories

Two fine examples of hipped back Edwardian conservatories.

They both boast of a 600 mm high base wall in contrasting brick work to the house, with French doors opening out onto a sun terrace.

The frames allow for top and bottom opening windows to give good ventilation. Conservatories of this calibre will be inclined to have a glass roofs which these have. To read more on glass roofs visit our page on roofs for conservatories. Additional ventilation is gained by ventilators in the roof which we maintain should be built into all conservatories as standard.

Although the above pictures show a 600 mm base wall you can have a base wall to any height or have full glazed panels to the floor level if you prefer with any style of window.

Specialist blinds for conservatories have been fitted to ensure the conservatory stays cool on hot sunny days to read more on blinds for conservatories follow this link to blinds for conservatories.

The interiors have been left plastered and colour washed with power points set into the walls for electric panel heaters for conservatories.

Conservatories with this design, with the roof sloping back onto the wall of the house must have a structural box gutter fitted. Often clients have difficulty trying to imagine what conservatories with this option will look like from the inside so we have shown this detail below.

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