Conservatories Scunthorpe

Why Choose Highseal Manufacturing

Manufactured from modern aluminium and UPVC materials, all our conservatories are built to last, guaranteed not to flake, rust, rot, or peel. We typically use 24mm insulated double glass as the weight of these units are easily handled by our conservatory roofs, and they allow us to provide solutions such as solar control, low maintenance, low E, and gas filled options.

Our finishing touches include an extensive range of popular and contemporary colours, supplied in traditional wood grain and painted effect foils. Whether you are after a traditional look or a more contemporary one, we are sure to have a colour that suits your home and taste, as well as any decorative features you may like, including ball finials and aluminium hoppers.

Competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the BSI Kitemark quality guarantee. Call our team today on 01724 859326 to find out more.

What Makes Our Conservatories Different?

Connect Garden & Home

Link your home and your garden with unobstructed views and protection from the weather. Relax in the room whilst still feeling like you're enjoying the outdoors.

Use All Year Round

Conservatories can be used 24/7, 365 days a year. Whether it's sun, rain or anything in between, you'll be protected from the elements!

Unique To Your Home

Customise your new conservatory to fit with the style and decor of your home and create an extension of your living space.

Types Of Conservatories Available

Custom Conservatories

Do you like certain aspects of different conservatory styles more than others? With Custom Conservatories you can choose the style, shape and features you desire, to create something completely unique.

A Highseal Custom Conservatory can be designed to meet your exact specifications, enhancing, and extending your home, as well as increasing its value. Choose from a range of popular and contemporary colours, supplied in traditional wood grain and painted effect foils, as well as a selection of internal trims and decorative features like ball finials or aluminium hoppers.

Edwardian Conservatories

Edwardian-style conservatories are a classic style with a simple design, clean lines, and subdued ornamentation, perfectly suited to any house, including bungalows.

Square or rectangular in shape, they are designed to let in an abundance of natural light and maximise available floor space more than other designs. With a softly sloping pitched roof adding height as it meets in the centre, this flat-fronted, symmetrical design provides an elegant and timeless option for increasing your living space.

Gable-End Conservatories

Gable-end conservatories offer a touch of grandeur and sophistication. Generally large in size, they suit all house styles, particularly period properties.

With a high-vaulted, steep roof that meets in the middle, and an eye-catching triangular gable-end, that can feature decorative glazing if you so choose, this style benefits from plenty of natural light. Featuring a square or rectangular shape, this design maximises floor space for a spacious, airy feel, perfectly suited to almost any use.

Georgian Conservatories

Georgian-style conservatories feature a flat front, a square or rectangular symmetrical shape and a high, sloping roof that gives a spectacular vaulted effect.

Although suited to any style of building, Georgian conservatories work best with existing Georgian architecture, due to the window frames and style of brick used in the base. Light floods in to make this conservatory a bright, airy, and uplifting room. Available with glass solutions such as solar control, low maintenance, low E, and gas filled options.

Lean To Conservatories

Lean-to conservatories, sometimes known as Mediterranean conservatories or sunrooms, are an excellent choice for modern and traditional homes, especially bungalows and dormer style properties where height is restricted.

Sleek lines and a single sloped roof adjoined to the wall of the house make lean-to conservatories stylish, minimalist, sun-filled spaces. The pitch of the roof can be varied to ensure it fits below the property’s eaves and can even be designed to run the length of the property. Wonderful at trapping winter sunlight and converting it into warmth, lean-to conservatories are enjoyed all year round.

Orangeries

Orangeries are often seen on smaller homes. They tend to have a parapet wall, high ceilings to maximise space and thick corner pillars that provide both grandeur and privacy. The use of a lantern or flat roof completes this timeless option, creating an eye-catching finish with unparalleled natural light and sky views.

A Highseal Orangery can be designed to meet your exact specifications. Choose from a range of popular and contemporary colours, supplied in traditional wood grain and painted effect foils, as well as a selectin of internal trims and decorative features like ball finials or aluminium hoppers.

P Shaped Conservatories

P-shaped conservatories, named after its rectangular and round shape, are perfect for larger, detached properties. They combine a lean-to conservatory with a Victorian, Edwardian, or Gable-End Conservatory, and can be either three-faceted or five-faceted. With a dwarf wall and your choice of patio doors, a P-shaped conservatory will greatly improve your home.

Versatile in style, this conservatory extends in different directions, maximising space, allowing in sunlight, and making it ideal for using as two separate living areas. When you want to add a feature to your home, a P-shaped conservatory is a great solution.

Solid Roof Conservatories

Solid roof conservatories are an extension and conservatory combined. They can blend seamlessly and stylishly with the rest of your house to look as though it has always been there.

Whether you are wanting a new sunroom or a roof replacement, solid roof conservatories are an ideal solution, offering year-round comfort with superior sound and heat insulation. Benefit from warm winters, cool summers, and noise-reduced rainy days as well as additional privacy compared to other conservatories in this snug, inviting option.

Victorian Conservatories

Suiting all house styles, be it a period property or a new build, Victorian conservatories add charm and character.

Featuring a bay front, steeply pitched roof, multi-faceted walls that create a rounded effect, and ornate ridge details like cresting and finials, the high roofs and panoramic views of a Victorian conservatory give an airy feel that allows you to enjoy the natural light all year round. Any window or wall area of a Victorian conservatory can be used as the entrance, allowing you to position your doors on the sunniest part of your garden. To maximise floor space, we advise they are as close to your adjoining doors as possible, so the conservatory features uninterrupted glass.