Prior Conservatories

If you are looking for a beautiful and timeless addition to your home then a DIY Conservatory from Prior Conservatories is just the do-it-yourself extension you are looking for. Whether you want an elegant Edwardian style, ornate Victorian design, or a Modern lean-to. Prior Conservatories has an extensive selection to choose from, and we are sure you will find exactly what you are looking for! Prior Conservatories present a superb range of easy to install DIY home extension kits. All of our uPVC systems are tailor made to meet your unique specifications, and are accompanied with free conservatory installation guides and a comprehensive base guide to ensure a smooth installation from start to finish.

Prior Conservatories Limited was established in 1988 and is a family run and owned business. Our traditional values focus on quality products, customer service and value for money. Our traditional craftsmans approach to manufacturing and installation has led to the majority of our business being promoted by personal recommendation from satisfied customers and previous customers returning for additional products. We are market leaders in the design and manufacture of bespoke DIY conservatories and have supplied them to satisfied customers across England and Wales.

Bi-fold doors have become a very popular product for installers, and fortunately Prior Conservatories offer a reliable trade supply for the highest performing doors available - aluminium bi-fold doors. A bi-folding door fills a room with light, making it feel bigger, brighter and more beautiful. With our market-leading slim aluminium frames, our bi-fold doors are perfect if you're looking to create a wide, seamless transition between indoors and out. Whether you're shopping for a new build or working on a renovation, our bi-folding doors are made to measure in a range of styles and colours that will add light and energy to any space.

The Edwardian with its classic design and extra headroom offers an airy spacious feel, ideal for entertaining and everyday use. Our DIY Edwardian conservatory combines the best of both worlds. Like our lean to or hipped lean to conservatories, it maximises the space available. At the same time it gives the same classic Edwardian look with its distinctive cresting and finial, as does the Victorian conservatory. With flat walls you can use the maximum amount of space within. An Edwardian design conservatory creates an ideal garden room with architectural similarities to buildings designed and erected during King Edwards VII reign as King of England.

Buy direct from Prior Conservatories the composite door manufacturer and save £100's off retail prices. Our supply only composite doors start from £405 inc vat and the majority of our doors are delivered within 5-10 working days ready to install in your property. Our DIY made to measure bespoke composite doors provide a beautiful and stunning entrance to any property. There elegant design boasts a timeless appearance that will never rot or fade over the decades which makes them the perfect replacement for solid wooden doors, steel doors and upvc doors.

For those homeowners that prefer a clean simple look a Lean To Conservatory is the ideal choice. Traditional or contemporary, this style is ideal for properties with limited space under the eaves or an awkward area in which to fit a conservatory. The pitch of the roof is variable, so that a shallow pitch could fit under a low bungalow roof, whilst a steeper pitch would match the roof of a terraced house. Often referred to as a sunroom or garden room, the lean-to conservatory brings a taste of the Mediterranean to your home.

The gable-fronted style of conservatory adds a sense of grandeur to any home providing a lightairy feel, giving it a distinctive appearance typical of this period spanning from 1760-1820. Featuring the same rectangular floor space as an Edwardian, a Gable offers excellent use of internal space. The front panel of the roof remains upright and creates a feeling of great height within the conservatory. This conservatory's gable roof construction maximises the available space and is a particularly useful alternative to a lean to conservatory roof where restricted depth does not allow the use of an Edwardian design.