Lean-To Conservatories
We install lean-to Conservatories across the North-East, Want to know more? Book your appointment today:
Get a free design plan & quoteElevate your living space with an elegant Lean-to Conservatory.
Designed to blend seamlessly with any home, lean-to conservatories are a cost effective and attractive way of the expanding your living space.
Our lean-to’s a constructed using stte of the art construction techniques and materials ensuring that your new space is comfortable and secure throughout the year.
Bespoke to Your Needs
Our range allows you to select the style, size, structure and colour to complement your home and your garden. So, whether you have an ultra modern-new build or an elegant Northumberland property, we can design a space for you that you’ll enjoy for years to come.
We build lean-to conservatories all over the North East, from Newcastle, Gateshead and Durham, up to North Tyneside and Northumberland.
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FAQs
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What is a lean to conservatory
A Lean-to Conservatory, often referred to as a Mediterranean or sunroom conservatory, is a simple and stylish structure characterized by its straight lines and a single sloped roof that ‘leans’ against the main property. This design makes it an ideal choice for homes with limited space or lower rooflines, such as bungalows. Lean-to conservatories are known for their versatility, affordability, and ability to maximize natural light, making them a popular choice for homeowners looking to add a bright and functional space to their property.
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Do I need planning permission for a lean-to conservatory
In many cases, a lean-to conservatory can be added to your property without the need for planning permission, as it often falls under ‘permitted development’ rules. However, this depends on various factors such as the size of the conservatory, the type of property you have, and its location. For instance, if your home is a listed building or located in a conservation area, you may need to seek planning permission. Additionally, the conservatory must adhere to certain size and height restrictions to qualify as permitted development. It’s always advisable to check with your local planning authority or seek professional advice to ensure compliance with all relevant regulations before proceeding with the construction.