How the room will be used
A dining room, playroom and quiet sitting area each benefit from a different approach to layout and access.
Living spaces
A conservatory can add a bright dining, sitting or family space without losing the connection to the garden. The best design starts with how the room will be used, not simply the shape that fits against the house.

Product overview
The footprint, orientation and intended use affect decisions about glazing, ventilation, doors and the roof. Furniture placement and the route between the house and garden should be considered before the layout is finalised.
Prime will discuss the practical requirements, survey the property and prepare a clear quotation for the agreed design.
Planning your project
A dining room, playroom and quiet sitting area each benefit from a different approach to layout and access.
Plan how people will move from the house into the new room and onwards into the garden.
Consider natural light, ventilation and roof options in relation to the room's orientation and expected use.

Is this right for your home?
We can compare this option with the other products in the living spaces range during your consultation.
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Prime is based in Stourport-on-Severn and undertakes installations throughout Worcestershire and the wider West Midlands.
Helpful advice
Use our detailed guides to compare products, understand the important specification choices and prepare useful questions for your quotation.
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That depends on the available space, the property's shape and how the room will be used. We discuss these points before recommending a layout.
Prime can assess an existing structure and discuss suitable replacement options after surveying its condition and the surrounding property.