Probably the most classical design of conservatory, the Gabled Edwardian style is reminiscent of a multitude of early 20 th Century exotic plant rooms. The feeling of space and light within a Gabled Edwardian is almost spiritually uplifting as the slope of the roof sides can be altered to fit into virtually any house style or to the match the pitch of an exiting gable.

The gable itself is normally fitted with double-glazed toughened safety glass units and the design can range from the simplest rising mullion (design 1 below) to the most striking double sunburst (design 5 below) where each double-glazed unit is made from curved glass to fit into a structural gable.

To add the ultimate finishing touch, the outer frames of the gable can be fitted with dentil mouldings (which can also be fitted around the gutter ring beam).

Gables can be incorporated into bespoke T-shape conservatories and even into freestanding summerhouses. A striking example of this design can be seen on Page…..

With a Cornhill Gabled conservatory you have the ultimate choice of building materials. The windows, doors and roof can be constructed in Hardwood, Aluminium or PVC-U (or, indeed, a combination of all three!) and whichever you choose you can rest assured that your new room will be the envy of your neighbours.

Using PVC-U framework, finishes are currently available in Brilliant White, “Mahogany” or “Light Oak” finish inside and out or “Mahogany ” or “Light Oak outside with Brilliant White inside. We are introducing a wider range of timber-like finishes to look both like natural timber or even a grained coloured finish.

This style is also available in powder-coated Aluminium framework painted in virtually any colour you can think of or foiled with grained coloured or extremely convincing timber finishes!

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