Gable Conservatories

The Gable fronted conservatory design from Mid Wales in Newtown, is a variant on the popular Edwardian conservatory and with its elegant shape it will transform even the smallest of gardens.

Gable conservatories create a stunning visual impact both internally and externally and with the high pitch of the roof they offer a real sense of height and space.

The front feature of the Gable fronted conservatory in PVC is traditionally made to resemble the sun rising (sunburst) however there are many other designs available.

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Mid Wales Windows & Conservatories offer a great range of PVC Conservatories. Whether you need to choose from our range of Bespoke Conservatories, or choose from our selection of Victorian Conservatories, Edwardian Conservatories, Gable Conservatories, P-Shaped Conservatories and the traditional Lean-To Conservatories. Offering a professional and quality design and installation service throughout Mid Wales including Powys, Newtown, Welshpool, Church Stretton, Llandrindod Wells, Aberystwyth Knighton, Ludlow, Rhayadar, Llangurig, Tregaron, Machynlleth, Dolgellau, Builth Wells, Craven Arms and parts of Shrewsbury.