edwardian conservatories

The overall objective is to be a room that has clean lines, have a regular shape and allow lots of natural light. Evesham Trade Home Improvements Supercentre can supply all materials you need to install an Edwardian conservatory. It has classic, clean lines. A square, flat fronted design provides maximum space. An Edwardian conservatory is the perfect choice when adding style and value to any home.

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Energy Efficient and more.

At ETC Windows, environmental awareness is always at the forefront of our minds. We supply energy efficient conservatories using the very latest uPVC products and glazing technologies.

low-e insulating glass

self cleaning conservatory roof glass

high insulating glass

tinted solar control glass

classic heritage design

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of a conservatory supplied by ETC?

A spacious, light-filled room made from the highest-quality materials
An entirely bespoke build with your choice of glazing, doors, windows and roofing
A cosy area — even during winter — thanks to high-quality insulation
Low-maintenance, thanks to our self-cleaning glass option

Can I use my new conservatory all year round?

Here at Evesham Trade Home Improvements Supercentre our conservatories are supplied with energy-efficiency in mind using the very latest uPVC products and glazing technologies.

Should you wish to ensure complete versatility and guaranteed use all year round, a Guardian warm roof is the perfect choice. Please take a look at our Guardian Warm Roof page for detailed information.

How will I know if an Edwardian Conservatory is right for my customer?

Here at Evesham Trade Home Improvements Supercentre customer satisfaction is our top priority and because of this we will ensure that you choose the right product to suit your requirements.

Do I need planning permission for a conservatory?

Conservatories are considered to be permitted developments. So you don’t need planning permission in most cases, as long as the extension meets the relevant conditions.

Here are some scenarios where you would not need planning permission when building your new conservatory :

The conservatory does not extend beyond the side wall of the house
The conservatory does not take up more than 50% of the land area around the ‘original house
The conservatory is not higher than the original roof of the home
The conservatory is not forward of the principal elevation or side elevation fronting a highway
The conservatory is a single-storey rear extension that does not exceed six metres in depth for an attached house, and eight metres in depth for a detached house
The conservatory is a side extension that is a single storey, and does not exceed four metres in height, or a width of more than half of the ‘original house’
The eaves and ridge height of a conservatory are not higher than that of the house
The eaves within two metres of the boundary do not exceed three metres in height
The extension does not include balconies, raised platforms or verandas
A roof pitch on conservatories higher than one storey must match the existing house

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