Conservatories Gallery

Everitt and Jones have been building quality bespoke Hardwood Conservatories for more than a quarter of a century. All of our conservatories are made to order at our workshop and can therefore be tailored to accommodate your individual requirements.

We serve the counties of Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Oxfordshire and the surrounding areas and strive to provide our customers with a service guaranteed to give complete satisfaction.

Conservatory Styles

P-shape conservatory

For larger spaces, the P-shape conservatory provides a larger area using a combination of the Lean-to and Victorian style conservatory.

T-shape Conservatory

The T-shape conservatory is a perfect addition to create a larger space, perhaps for dining or a larger sitting area to enjoy the garden.

Bespoke Wooden Conservatory

All of our conservatories are custom built to our customers’ specific requirements. A bespoke conservatory is tailored to your property and lifestyle perfectly.Here is a custom Lean-to conservatory designed and built by Everitt & Jones to fit perfectly around the existing property.

The timer used for the windows matches the existing windows and doors
The brickwork was chosen and layed to match the brick walls of the property

Edwardian Conservatory

The Edwardian conservatory style usually has the following characteristics:

square or rectangular floor space
flat front
apex roof
The bold lines and rectangular shapes blends well with many styles of properties.

Gable End Conservatory

Dating back to the Georgian Style, the modern Gable End conservatory is a variant of this style. The front roof on a Gable End conservatory has the following features:

Steep pitch roof
Lots of light
The front roof panels remain upright rather than sloping backwards to the centre
The additional height gives a spacious feel.

Georgian Conservatory

The Georgian conservatory style, is less ornate than the Victorian style and usually has the following characteristics:

clean lines
square or rectangular floor space
flat front
steep, sloping roof style
Georgian style (1714 – 1837) focussed on harmony and symmetry creating space and light, a style carried through to Georgian conservatories.

Lantern conservatory

A period style that has two tiers to provide additional ceiling height by the addition of a roof ‘lantern’.

Lean-to Conservatory

Also called sun-rooms or garden rooms, the clean lines of a lean-to conservatory make it a very popular style.By utilising at least one existing wall, a lean-to connects beautifully with the existing property. The shape gives maximum space and light.A Lean-to provides a lovely location for enjoying some of the Winter sunshine in the comfort of the conservatory.

Regency Conservatory

The strong, clean lines of the Regency conservatory.A strong feature of a Regency conservatory is the addition of decorative glass, which adds a unique touch.Custom made in beautiful colour and leaded glass to add character and individuality.

Victorian Conservatory

The Victorian conservatory is a popular choice for period properties. However the Victorian conservatory is very versatile and suits a range of properties including new builds.The Victorian conservatory has a bay front, a pitched roof and an ornate ridge detail.At Everitt & Jones our custom hardwood conservatories are designed and built to fit your properties character seamlessly. Taking details from your existing windows and brickwork.

Conservatories

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Examples of our recent conservatories work

New Conservatory – Impington, Cambridgeshire

Conservatory – Ridgmont

Conservatory – Brighton

Replacement Hardwood Conservatory – Maulden, Bedfordshire