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T Shaped Conservatory in Ipswich and Oxford to Essex and Suffolk with up to 40% off

Perfect for homes that want something a bit different, a T-Shaped conservatory separates into two distinct areas. Maybe a dining room and relaxing lounge? By having separate spaces, the possibilities for your home are endless, and we can even create a bespoke conservatory style that achieves your dream extension by custom-designing it to your requirements. With the option of knocking through, you can create a large open-plan area in your home to truly open up your space.

What is a T Shaped conservatory?

This combination conservatory usually has a central projection which can be Victorian or Gable in style. This extends out to create a room with an abundance of space. The central section gives your home a beautiful focal point and is the ideal place to have your French doors to blend your home and garden into one. These bespoke conservatories are perfect if you have a large home and garden that can fully make use of extra space. By combining styles, you can take your favourite parts of each to create a conservatory that complements your home exactly.

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A T Shaped Conservatory in Ipswich, Essex and Warlingham

White T-Shaped conservatory installation

Cream T-Shaped conservatory interior view

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uPVC T-Shaped Conservatories

White uPVC T-Shaped conservatory

Aluminium T-Shaped Conservatories

Cream T-Shaped conservatory interior view

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uPVC Colours

Black

Anthracite Grey

White

Cream

Sage Green

Green

Irish Oak

Light Oak

Rosewood

Any RAL Colour

Aluminium Colours

Any RAL Colour

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Available with highly efficient double glazing, these windows provide a safe, warm and secure home. We allow you to fully customise your windows to your personal style, which is why we offer a variety of glass and bar options.

Textured glass

Contora

Charcoal

Chantilly

Digital

Everglade

Mayflower

Minster

Florielle

Pelerine

Oak

Stippolyte

Taffeta

Your Conservatory Journey with SEH BAC

Getting a new conservatory installed is a big decision. That’s why we make the process as straight forward as possible for you.

01

Choose the right conservatory

Fill out a form online or visit one of our 11 showrooms where one of our team of experts are on hand to help you design your dream conservatory and offer any advice. After we create your design we will visit your property to measure up and provide you with a free no-obligation quote.

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Place your order with us

Once we’ve confirmed the final conservatory design, including decorative features, paired windows and doors, and roofing options, we’ll confirm and approve your order. Once we have received your order deposit, our administration team will provide your contract to a surveyor.

03

Your surveyor assessment

Our surveyor will contact you to arrange a convenient date to come to your home and review the project and take accurate measurements before we confirm the assessment. If a trial dig is required to determine the footings of your conservatory, we will arrange to carry this out.

04

Pre-site check and confirm an installation date

Our technical department will advise on whether planning permission is required and, if it is, our team will take care of this. Your designated project manager will contact you to arrange a pre-site check to finalise all of the specifics required before agreeing the dates for your installation.

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You're ready for your installation

Our conservatory installers will arrive at the arranged time to begin work and will ensure as minimal disruption as possible. They’ll advise on maintenance tips for your new conservatory, and the functionality of the integrated windows and doors. Once your installation is complete, we will contact you to confirm that the project is finished.