Thursday, March 31, 2011

Edwardian Double-Hipped Conservatory and Its Benefits

Earlier, conservatories are built as greenhouses where plants are cultivated. These days they are built as an extra addition to home and garden. They can be used for various purposes like a playhouse, gym room, kitchen, dining room, and so on. Conservatories can be constructed in various styles. Victorian, Edwardian, and Georgian styles are the most common ones that have been used since a long time. Here are some features of a special type of conservatory called Edwardian double-hipped conservatory.

An Edwardian conservatory is the one having three sides or facets giving a square or rectangular shape. A Edwardian double hipped conservatory has a flat front. As it has a rectangular or square shape, it provides an excellent use of space. All sides of the roof are sloped back to the center. The conservatory has an additional hip that slopes down to the rear. It is joined to the house by an aluminum box gutter at required height. This conservatory is more suitable for low eaves heights. They can best fit in L-shaped houses and corners.

Some of the benefits of Edwardian double-hipped conservatories are given here.
  • The double hipped roof style helps you to accommodate any height restrictions at the property where you desire to build a conservatory.
  • The original features of an Edwardian era property can be enhanced by the Edwardian double-hipped style of conservatory.
  • The straight lines and simple shape of the conservatory provides a simple and clean look.
  • Maximum use of internal floor space is possible by it.

Hence you can select this style when you need to consider the low eaves height.

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