Combining a mix of lean to and Edwardian or victorian styles, a P shape conservatory is the ideal choice for a larger conservatory.

A light oak dwarf wall P shape Victorian conservatory with dummy sashes for equal sightlines and a clear glass roof.

Blending two styles of conservatory into one you can create a permanent extension to your living space large enough to offer two separate areas such as a living room and dining room. A P shape conservatory is ideal for creating maximum space whilst still maintaining a sense of proportion to your home.

The victorian section of this conservatory helps to create the P shape that gives this style its name and can be specified in either a 3 or 5 segment design. The return element has a hipped roof although a lean to end can also be specified.

A P shape conservatory is a popular combination that can offer a little bit extra space without encroaching on too much of the garden.

This white Victorina P shape sits on a dwarf wall and features a glass roof with electronically operated roof vents

A white P shaped half Victorian conservatory with full height glazing and two opening roof vents thermostatically controlled with rain sensors. A brick side three quarter wall has been incorporated in the design for added privacy.

A very similar design in Rosewood with a gold bar feature
in the double glazed units.

A P shaped white conservatory with a gable front and full height frames. A box gutter is essential to this application because of the bungalow height restriction.

A white P shape Edwardian with glass roof and electric roof vents. The three quarter height wall provides privacy whilst the full height glazing to the front provides maximum light and floor space.