Despite using one of your home’s structural walls, a foundation will still be required before work can begin. Without this, your lean-to conservatory would lack a stable surface, which could cause costly issues later on. 

The depth of your foundations will be determined based on the type of soil in the area where your lean-to conservatory will be built. Prior to commencing work, we will instruct a surveyor to visit your property. 

Normal conservatories and lean-to ones bear certain similarities. In all cases, extensive amounts of glazing are used to maximise light penetration and improve comfort. That said, most structures are large, and will include fine detailing and pitched roofs

In contrast, a lean-to conservatory features a graduated roof and occupies less space in your garden. This means it won’t extend very far from your home’s exterior wall. 

A lean-to conservatory is a straightforward and simple conservatory. It has three glazed walls that extend out from one of the main walls of your Warminster home. It is typically a lot smaller than other conservatories.

Our lean-to conservatories can be installed with a tiled roof if you would like a more energy-efficient space, or a glazed roof for a brighter and airier space.

If your outdoor space is limited, the lean-to conservatory will allow you to create extra space without compromising on warmth and light. 

If you own a bungalow or a property with limited room beneath the eaves, this will make building a standard conservatory harder. The pitch of a lean-to conservatory can easily be adjusted to suit your home.

The simple appearance of this style makes it an ideal addition to homes where extra room is needed, but without eating too much into the garden.