Conservatories Designed For Living Your Life

If you choose a FineLine conservatory, it will be designed and built for you — to suit your home and to meet the demands of your family and nobody else's. This bespoke service means that there as many different conservatories as there are FineLine customers!

There are, however, some distinct styles which we work with as we design and manufacture your conservatory.

At FineLine we are proud of our long tradition of building exceptional conservatories and look forward to working with you on something special to add light to your home and new opportunities to your life.

Victorian Designs
Probably the most popular style of conservatory. The Victorian design is available in both 3 facet (a bay front that has 3 main windows which together give a curved appearance) or a 5 facet creating an even more rounded appearance. The versatility of the Victorian makes it suitable for many different house styles.

Edwardian Designs
The Edwardian design is a flat-fronted style that offers excellent use of floor space due to the square or rectangular internal shape. Each side of the roof slopes back to the centre and the resulting contemporary style is suited to the majority of properties. This style is available with a single or double hip roof.

Gable Designs
A gable-fronted conservatory adds a sense of grandeur to any home. Featuring the same rectangular floor space as the Edwardian design, a Gable offers excellent use of internal space. The front panel of the Gable roof remains upright rather than sloping back to the centre as on an Edwardian - this creates a feeling of height.

Lean-to Designs
Ideal for those properties with little room under the eaves or for those homeowners that prefer a clean simple look. The pitch of the Lean-To roof can be varied and the versatility of the design enables us to build into areas of your existing property such as right-angled sections.

Bespoke Designs
Custom designs can be created such as 'P' or 'T' shape conservatories where a combination of different styles are utilised in order to create an interesting and above all functional area. Due to the proportions needed these styles are typically more suited to larger properties and result in an impressive addition to your living space.