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Conservatory Options in Plymouth, for a Fully Bespoke Space

Our premium conservatories in Plymouth, Devon & Cornwall are designed around the innovative Guardian Warm Roof System and boast plenty of customisable options for you to select.

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Conservatory Components Options Plymouth

At Crownhill Conservatories, all our Conservatories for Plymouth feature the innovative Guardian Warm Roof by Guardian Building Systems as standard, regardless of style. Above and beyond the impressive benefits the system comes with, this solid conservatory roof system can be customised further with roof lights and different tiles.

Beyond that, you have plenty of conservatory options to consider – including various door types, frame colours, and external finishes – ensuring your new conservatory in Plymouth becomes your home’s crowning achievement.

Traditional Conservatory

  • Seasonal Room
  • Temperature Extremes
  • Glare & Noise
  • Rarely Used in Winter

Guardian Warm Roof Conservatory

  • Comfortable Daily Living Space
  • Insulated & Plastered Ceiling
  • Quiet & Energy Efficient
  • Used All Year Round

Ready to Get Your Perfect Conservatory Journey in Plymouth Started?

Our experts can blend classic elegance and modern comfort together with a bespoke design, fully tailored to your home.

Contact us today to arrange your consultation and learn more about the full range of our conservatory parts, components, and options.

Bespoke Conservatory Roofing

Conservatory Roof Covering Options

In terms of roof coverings, you have two excellent options.

Guardian Esprit Shingle

Exclusive to the system, the Esprit Shingle is manufactured from lightweight, high-grade steel with Aluzinc coating for strength and resistance. It also features a unique ‘hidden fix’ feature, which protects nails from corrosion.

With a range of available colours, Esprit can match virtually any home:

  • Charcoal
  • Scarlet
  • Cool Black
  • Greenstone
  • Burnt Umber
  • Bister Brown

 

Guardian Slate

Alternatively, you can opt for Guardian Slate, an innovative solution that resembles natural slate but won’t crack or break. It comes in five natural colours, fully tested to high UV exposure to guarantee they won’t fade:

  • Grey
  • Terracotta
  • Mulberry
  • Brown
  • Black

Whether you decide on shingles or slates, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to add texture and style to your conservatory.

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Bespoke Roof Lighting

Conservatory Roof Lighting Options

​Some homeowners dislike solid roofs because their conservatories end up being too dark. With a Guardian Warm Roof, however, that doesn’t have to be the case, as a Guardian Solstice Rooflight or VELUX roof windows provide excellent solutions.

Guardian Solstice Rooflight

Designed specifically for the Guardian Warm Roof System, the high-performance, double-glazed Solstice can be fitted wherever you want it. Letting in plenty of natural light, the unit is able to maintain an optimal temperature, whether in summer or winter.

VELUX Roof Windows

Ideal for your new Guardian Warm Roof, VELUX low roof windows let in twice as much daylight as vertical windows of the same size, making your space feel bright and airy. With advanced options, such as electric or solar models, you can ventilate and refresh your conservatory at the touch of a button.

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Bespoke Frame Colours

Conservatory Frame Glass & Frame Colour Options

We use Warm Edge glass for the frame glass in all our conservatories, which we source from a local supplier. Since up to 80% of energy loss through a window occurs at its edge, the Warm Edge technology is designed to minimise energy loss through that area.

Double-glazed windows fitted with Warm Edge spacers have a warmer internal edge temperature of up to 65%, which helps improve their thermal efficiency.

Frame Colours

These days, your conservatory frames don't have to be all white! You can choose from a wide array of different colours to match, contrast, or complement your conservatory roof coverings or your home’s overall exterior look – including the following perennial favourites:

  • Anthracite Grey
  • Smooth Anthracite
  • Rosewood
  • Golden Oak
  • Chartwell Green
  • Black Brown
  • Irish Oak
  • Simply White

Others are available – just ask us!

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The Perfect Doors

Conservatory Door Options

When it comes to conservatory doors, there are some common options homeowners tend to favour.

Patio Doors

If you have a small garden, sliding patio doors are a great space-saving solution, as they don’t take up any room when opened. Available as single or double openers, they provide wide views & smooth operation, and they allow plenty of natural light into your conservatory.

French Doors

A classic and popular choice, French doors let you open one or both sashes for flexible access and improved ventilation. They add timeless style while creating an easy connection to your garden.

Bi-fold Doors

Bi-folds create a stunning open-plan feel, folding neatly back to open up an entire side of your conservatory. Commonly installed with two or three sashes (or more if desired), they maximise your opening space.

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The Final Touch

External Finish Options

When it comes to the finishing touches, Crownhill Conservatories can provide whatever finish you require. Some popular choices include traditional brick walls and render for a clean feel and a modern façade.

Whether you want to go for a classic period design or make a bold, contemporary statement, the possibilities are vast.

Brick

We can apply a traditional brick exterior, which works especially well with Victorian and Edwardian Conservatories.

Render

A modern render allows for bespoke colour personalisation, ideal for Lean to Conservatories.

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Helping You Make an Informed Decision

Conservatory Options FAQs. Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers!

Conservatory FAQs

What is the difference between a conservatory and an extension?

Conservatories are mostly glass-built single-storey structures, which often feature glass or warm roofs to provide an additional downstairs living space.

Home Extensions are single or multi-storey builds designed to increase space. They are normally used to either increase the size of a room or to create space for kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, and living areas.

How long does it take to build a conservatory?

Conservatory build times differ from project to project and are subject to a number of different factors, such as the level of the ground and the weather. On average, it takes around two weeks to build a conservatory. We can provide more detail on the timeframe once a design has been agreed upon and the site has been assessed.

Can I build a conservatory on the front of my home?

You require planning permission to build a conservatory on the front wall of any property. So, this kind of build can only be carried out once permission has been granted by your local authority.

Are building regulation approvals needed?

Building Regulations are typically only needed if the conservatory exceeds 30sqm, is comprised of less than 70% translucent material and/or is open to the property (i.e., if there aren’t any doors between the house and the conservatory).

Glazing FAQs

Do you use single or double glazing for the conservatory windows?

We install double-glazed windows to minimise heat loss. When combined with Warm Edge spacer technology, the internal edge temperature can be up to 65% warmer, improving overall thermal performance and helping to prevent condensation.

As well as supporting environmental sustainability, this increased efficiency can lower the need for heating or air conditioning, reducing carbon emissions while also cutting household energy costs.

Is your glazing secure?

Yes, we only use secure glazing for our conservatories in Plymouth. Our conservatory glazing is all internally beaded, so the glass cannot be removed from outside. All windows are lockable, with night vent facility. Additionally, all our doors feature 5 point -multi locking.

Roofing FAQs

What is a Guardian Warm Roof?

A Guardian Warm Roof is a solid, insulated roofing system designed to replace traditional glass or polycarbonate conservatory roofs, helping to create a space that feels more like a year-round extension.

Manufactured by Guardian Building Systems, this revolutionary conservatory roof improves thermal efficiency, reduces glare and noise, and allows for features such as plastered ceilings and integrated lighting for a more comfortable, modern interior.

I’ve read reports of condensation and mould with these types of roof – how is Guardian different?

The Guardian Warm Roof is a ventilated roofing system designed to promote continuous airflow. Openings within the ring and ridge beams allow air to circulate freely, enabling any trapped moisture to escape.

Unlike some untested roof conversions where condensation can build up and lead to staining, mould, and damage to internal plasterboard, this design helps protect the structure and maintain long-term performance.

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If you are interested in finding out more about the various designs and conservatory components options we can offer you in Plymouth, Devon, and Cornwall, don’t hesitate to contact us.

You can call us on 01752 786015 or email us to get started on your journey towards your ideal conservatory.

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