Victorian Conservatory

The victorian conservatory is the most popular style of conservatory with distinguishable architectural features such as a bay front, steeply pitch room and and aesthetically pleasing looks.  Victorian conservatories are available in two different styles. These style options include: 3-facet victorian and a 5-facet Victorian:

• 3-facet victorian conservatories features three main windows, widely angled for maximum space and light. This style is suitable for a majority of locations and property styles.

• 5-facet victorian with five main-bay front windows allows for additional space and helps create a pleasing period profile, offering the ideal blend of space and classical looks.

Design & Style

Although there is a traditional shape and structure to the Victorian conservatory you can still have control over the look of your new conservatory, from the colour and finish of the frames to the position of the door and the material used. This enables you to create the ideal space that meets your exact requirements in both size, layout and design.

Consumer Benefits

When you have used a member, during their period of membership, and hold a contract with the member for your domestic property, you should receive:

• Consumer advice line 
  We are on hand to answer any questions you may have once you have entered into a contract with a scheme member.
• Deposit and stage-payment protection insurance
  This covers up to 25% of the contract value (maximum limit of £5,000) for 120 days, once your installation is registered with us.
• Insurance-backed guarantee (IBG)
  An IBG provides protection if your installer ceases (stops) trading and cannot honour the terms of their written guarantee. You will receive an IBG once the member has added in a date on our system to show when they completed your installation.
• Alternative dispute resolution 
  Our expert mediators are always on hand to help resolve any disputes you may have with one of our members.
• Access to an ombudsman 
  You will have free access to an ombudsman if we cannot settle your complaint.

Please read the consumer advice section to understand the protection you may receive and the obligations you have. Click here to visit the consumer advice section.