The P-Shaped Conservatory Style: A Combination Conservatory Designed To Fit You

P-shaped conservatories combine the Victorian conservatory style with a lean-to conservatory, offering extra living space and a bespoke design that can meet your needs exactly.

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Combination of Styles

Bespoke P-shaped conservatories are a clever way of bringing two traditional conservatories together. They provide you with a beautiful, distinctive and versatile structure that you can make your own.

Light and Space

This conservatory gives the impression of great light and space. Combine this conservatory with patio doors or bi-folds and natural light will fill the space for a truly comfortable living space.

A Touch of Grandeur

If you admire the sophistication of the Victorian style but require more space than it offers, then the P-shaped conservatory is ideal. This innovative combination of styles allows you to benefit from traditional aesthetics on an even larger scale.

Versatile Design

If you are looking for a conservatory to become an integral part of your home then the P-shape style offers the right combination of stunning aesthetics and versatile space. P-shaped conservatories allow you to create a stylish, multi-functional room that you can use all year round.

Floor Space

If you are after more space then this conservatory style offers an expansive floor plan. This large conservatory gives you the option of creating a living room, play area or even a combined dining area and kitchen as two separate rooms.

Ideal For Large, Detached Properties

P-shaped conservatories are ideal for large, detached properties as they allow you to further expand your home in a truly stunning fashion.

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Benefits

A World of Choice

You can customise your P-shaped conservatory by choosing you own decorative finishes and touches. Options include stylish finials and hundreds of colours and patterned glass designs.

Flexible Design

The conservatory style is very flexible in terms of its design allowing you to create your dream conservatory with ease.

Create A Distinct Space

You can benefit from a large conservatory extension that allows you to create distinctive spaces. If you split out the rectangular and circular spaces, you get two additional living spaces in one for you to play around with.

Functional Space

Many homeowners choose to use their P-shaped conservatories as dining areas, living areas or study areas – the options are endless.

Completely Bespoke

Tailored to your requirements, p-shaped conservatories give you the freedom to create the space you want, without limits.

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What Are P-Shaped Conservatories?

The P-shaped conservatory is also known as a combination conservatory, where Victorian and Lean-to conservatories are combined to create a bespoke structure.

P-shaped conservatories are perfect for homeowners who favour the traditional elegance of the Victorian conservatory but want more space. The P-shaped conservatory will be able to offer you extra space to make your own. Speak to your installer of choice to see what additional features they can bring to your home.

This combination conservatory style allows you to benefit from classic aesthetics but on a larger scale complete with modern features. An ingenious way of bringing two conservatory designs together, the P-shape conservatory is a distinctive structure ideal for larger homes. Whether your home is modern, traditional, period, heritage, new build, or anywhere in between you’ll be able to bring a P-shaped conservatory that is going to offer you an exceptional standard of quality and performance.

P-Shaped Conservatory Designs

P-shaped conservatories maintain traditional appearances but with a touch of modern functionality, because the P-shape combines both a classic and modern style – you get the best of both worlds. Whether you’re looking for something that is going to bring a traditional look to a modern build, or you want something that is going to offer a more classic feel, your installer of choice will be on hand to bring you the perfect fit for your property.

If you favour a Victorian conservatory design but you think it won’t provide you with the space you require, then a P-shape conservatory allows you to have it all. Whether you want to use one section of your P-shaped conservatory for leisure or you want to use it for business, you’ll have the freedom to bring the perfect fit to your property.

P-shaped conservatories give you the flexibility to add a new room to your home, whether that’s a game room for the kids, a sun lounge for you to relax, or simply an extra living or dining room, your P-shaped conservatory will provide a space everyone can enjoy – all year round. Other popular options include a gym, office, and even bedroom. This is because modern refinements enable the P-shape conservatory to perform just like the rest of your home.

P-Shaped Conservatory Roof Designs

You have a number of roofing options open to you when opting for a p-shaped conservatory. From a glass roof to tiled, solid roof to polycarbonate, you’re not restricted by your conservatory’s unique shape.

If you want quality assurance, impressive thermal efficiency, and a conservatory that’s sure to meet all minimum building regulations, we recommend avoiding polycarbonate roofing. Whilst the cheapest of the lot, they don’t bring the same benefits the other options do.

Glass roof

Glass panels along the roof of your conservatory might sound uncomfortable, but today’s glazing doesn’t create the same greenhouse effect it once did. Instead you can benefit from natural light and a bright and airy space with year round comfort, even during those hotter summer months.

Tiled roof

A tiled replacement conservatory roof for a p-shaped conservatory is a great idea for those wanting to add some design flair. Available in a range of colours and styles, you can create the perfect roof to complement or contrast your home for the ultimate statement.

Solid roof

Solid roofs offer the best in thermal efficiency and security, but also come with the highest price tags. When you compare conservatory prices using our quote building calculator, you’ll be able to get an accurate quote from local installers to determine how much more a solid roof p shape conservatory might be compared to a glass option, for example.

How Much Do P-Shape Conservatories Cost? Price Guide

To find out how much your p-shape conservatory is likely to cost, use our conservatory prices calculator to build your very own quote online. This is a modern tool that enables you to get a bespoke price that has been based on your exact specifications. Through this, you’ll be able to get an accurate guide price in a non-obligatory way. Once you have this, we can then put you in touch with three local and accredited installers who can then offer you a final price based on the evaluation of your design.

P-Shape Conservatory Prices

Conservatory Size	Roof Material	Guide Price
5000mm x 3000mm	Polycarbonate	£12,500 – £14,000
5000mm x 3000mm	Glass	£13,000 – £14,750
5000mm x 3500mm	Polycarbonate	£13,500 – £15,000
5000mm x 3500mm	Glass	£14,000 – £15,500
5000mm x 4000mm	Polycarbonate	£14,250 – £15,750
5000mm x 4000mm	Glass	£15,000 – £16,500

* These prices are for a fully build P-shaped conservatory with Dwarf Wall.

Refurbishment (No Base Work)

Conservatory Size	Roof Material	Guide Price
5000mm x 3000mm	Polycarbonate	£7,750 – £8,750
5000mm x 3000mm	Glass	£8,250 – £9,250
5000mm x 3500mm	Polycarbonate	£8,250 – £9,250
5000mm x 3500mm	Glass	£8,750 – £9,750
5000mm x 4000mm	Polycarbonate	£8,750 – £9,750
5000mm x 4000mm	Glass	£9,500 – £10,500

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