Works with low eaves
A shallow roof pitch suits bungalows and lower rooflines.
Clean lines, simple form
A popular and fully customisable style with a single-slope roof that complements your home and suits lower eaves.

Product overview
The lean-to conservatory uses a simple single-slope roof, which makes it a good fit where there is limited height under the eaves.
Its clean lines suit modern homes and bungalows, and the footprint can be tailored to the space available.
A shallow roof pitch suits bungalows and lower rooflines.
A straightforward shape that complements contemporary homes.
Size, glazing and doors are specified around your space.
Made for your home
Choose the details that suit your property and how you use each room.
Glass and solid roof options can be discussed during your free home visit.
A range of frame colours and finishes is available to match your home.
French, patio or bi-fold doors can be specified as part of the build.
Performance
Thermal performance depends on the agreed frame, roof and glazing specification.
Safety glass, hardware and security options are confirmed for the selected system.
Our work
Explore lean-to conservatories styles and details for projects across London and Hertfordshire.
Product styles and details
Why Lifetime Glazing
Straightforward advice, made-to-measure products and an experienced team serving London and Hertfordshire.
Your conservatories are measured and specified for the individual opening or project.
Every project is surveyed before your conservatories are manufactured for your home.
The agreed conservatories specification is confirmed before manufacture or installation.
What to expect
Your local design expert talks you through the options and provides a free quotation.
Our technical surveyor visits your home to measure up and check your order.
Your conservatory is made to measure right here in the UK.
Our team arranges a convenient time to build and fit your new conservatory.
Free home visit
Tell us what you are planning and our local team will arrange the next step.
Questions answered
Yes. The shallow roof pitch makes it a common choice where eaves height is limited.
Planning requirements vary by property and design. Check with the relevant local authority before work begins.
Applicable cover is confirmed in your written quotation and installation terms.
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