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Edwardian
Conservatories
Turn your Edwardian conservatory into a bright,
energy-efficient living space you can enjoy all year round.
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Energy Efficient
Save on heating and cooling bills.
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Stylish Designs
Enhance your home's look.
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Quick Installation
Minimal disruption, lasting results.
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Trusted Nationwide
Thousands of happy homeowners.
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What does an Edwardian conservatory look like?
Dating back to the early 20th century, an Edwardian conservatory is elegant, symmetrical and full of natural light. It blends the refined architecture of the Edwardian era with the everyday practicality homeowners want today, which is why it remains one of the most popular conservatory styles in the UK.
An Edwardian conservatory is instantly recognisable for its square or rectangular layout, high-sloping pitched roof, and balanced, symmetrical shape that maximises both space and brightness. Because of its simple geometry and airy roof structure, an Edwardian conservatory feels open, bright and easy to furnish.
The appeal of an Edwardian conservatory
Edwardian conservatories remain a favourite among homeowners thanks to their ability to feel both classic and contemporary. While the design itself is elegant and timeless, the real appeal lies in how effortlessly the space can adapt to everyday living.
Elegant & decorative design
The refined lines and understated angles make an Edwardian conservatory a natural fit for both period properties and modern homes, adding character without overwhelming the architecture.
Flooded with natural light
Generous glazing and the high roof structure mean Edwardian conservatories naturally feel bright and uplifting, creating a welcoming atmosphere throughout the day.
Versatile for any lifestyle
Whether used as a dining room, home office, relaxation space or all-season garden room, the straightforward layout makes it easy to furnish and tailor to your needs, offering flexibility that other conservatory styles can’t always match.
What type of roof suits an Edwardian conservatory best?
Older Edwardian conservatories were often built with glass or polycarbonate roofs, which are prone to heat loss, overheating, condensation and noise. The best way to modernise it without losing that classic charm is to replace it with a new roof. Every SupaLite system can be tailored to the clean, pitched Edwardian structure, but the right choice depends on what you want from your space. Here’s a simple guide to help you choose:
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SupaLite Tiled Conservatory Roof
SupaLite Tiled Conservatory Roof
A warm, insulated, solid roof that enhances the Victorian style while creating a true extension-like living space.
Perfect fit for three- or five-faceted Victorian shapes
Choose ExtraLight shingles, ExtraLight classic tiles, or Tapco Slate
Offers outstanding insulation with U-values as low as 0.15 W/m²K
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Creates a bright, cosy room that’s usable all year
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ILite Flat Roof Orangery System
ILite Flat Roof Orangery System
A sleek alternative for homeowners modernising a Victorian conservatory or replacing it completely.
Contemporary flat roof look
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Add an S1 Roof Lantern for extra height & natural light
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SkyVista (or SkyVista Glow)
SkyVista (or SkyVista Glow)
Ideal for Victorian conservatories that want to keep their character while introducing additional natural light.
Designed to pair with the SupaLite tiled roof
Adds glass panels to brighten the central ridge
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SkyVista Glow offers heated glazing for extra comfort
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S2 Glass Conservatory Roof
S2 Glass Conservatory Roof
Retains the traditional Victorian shape while delivering modern thermal performance.
Up to 36mm glazing
Slimline aluminium frame
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Creates a bright, open-feel Victorian conservatory
Why choose a SupaLite roof for your Edwardian conservatory roof?
Because Edwardian conservatories have a simple, symmetrical roof shape, they’re perfectly suited to a tiled conservatory roof upgrade. The central ridge and sloping angles make it easy for a SupaLite roof to create a clean, extension-like finish. And when you replace an old glass or polycarbonate roof with a SupaLite system, the difference is immediate - no more freezing winters or overheated summers, just a comfortable, stylish living space you can enjoy all year round.
All-year comfort
Warm in winter, cool in summer, comfortable in every season.
Quieter living space
Dramatically reduced rain and external noise.
Lower energy bills
Superior insulation reduces heat loss and improves efficiency.
Eco-friendly longevity
Durable materials that reduce long-term waste.
Adds value to your home
Increases resale appeal and usable living space
Expert installation
Installed by nationwide independent installers.
Real home example: Edwardian conservatory transformation with a SupaLite Roof
One of our premium installers, Apple Oak, recently carried out an Edwardian conservatory roof replacement using a SupaLite tiled roof, transforming an outdated, uncomfortable space into a warm, modern living area.
This project shows how replacing an old Edwardian conservatory roof with a lightweight, insulated SupaLite system can create a seamless, year-round extension of your home.
Quick answers about Edwardian conservatory roofs
- Shape: Square or rectangular
- Roof type: High-pitched, symmetrical roof with a central ridge
- Best roof upgrade: A tiled Edwardian conservatory roof for year-round use
- Cost: Tiled roof replacements typically start from around £1,000 + VAT per m²
- Installation time: Usually 3–4 days
- Planning permission: Usually not required
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Your questions, answered
What is an Edwardian roof?
A high-pitched, symmetrical roof with a central ridge that’s designed to maximise light and create a bright, airy interior.
Can you put a tiled roof on an Edwardian conservatory?
Yes, a tiled roof greatly improves insulation, comfort and aesthetics, turning it into a year-round room.
What is the difference between an Edwardian and a Victorian conservatory?
Edwardian: square or rectangular, simple, spacious.
Victorian: ornate, faceted, rounded front with decorative roofing.
What were old Edwardian conservatory roofs made of?
Historically: glass, polycarbonate, timber or metal frames, all of which came with issues such as heat loss, overheating or high maintenance.
How much does a tiled Edwardian roof cost?
A tiled Edwardian conservatory roof typically costs around £1,000 + VAT per square metre if new frames are needed. The exact price will depend on the size of your conservatory, your chosen tiles, your installer and location.
How long does installation take?
Most Edwardian roof replacements take 3-4 days.
Explore other conservatory styles
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Victorian Conservatory Roof
Classic and elegant, ideal for period properties with a bay-fronted design.
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Edwardian Conservatory Roof
A timeless square or rectangular shape that maximises space and light.
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Lean-To Conservatory Roof
Simple, compact and perfect for bungalows or smaller extensions.
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Gable End Conservatory Roof
Striking pitched roofline that adds height and impact to your home.
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L-Shaped Conservatory Roof
Combines two adjoining conservatories for a versatile living area with distinctive zones.
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P-Shaped Conservatory Roof
Merges Victorian and Lean-To designs to create a large, open-plan space that’s ideal for entertaining.
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Transform your conservatory today with a Edwardian conservatory roof!
A Edwardian conservatory roof gives you the comfort of an extension for a fraction of the cost.
