Use this page as a quick visual menu for conservatories, brick extensions and garden buildings. Choose the closest style, add your dimensions and finish choices, then request a CAD your customer can understand.
Most buyers struggle to picture a conservatory, extension or garden building from a quote alone. A clear CAD visual gives them a realistic planning-stage view of the shape, roof, brickwork, frames and openings, so the conversation becomes easier for everyone.
CAD visuals make the proposal easier to understand, so customers can discuss details with more confidence.
A clean visual alongside your quote shows care, clarity and attention to the customer’s actual project.
When the customer can see what is being proposed, questions become more specific and decisions are easier to make.
One request equals one credit, whether the job is simple or complex. The 10-credit pack is the best value and the largest pack.
These are the core conservatory CAD styles installers can request with customer dimensions, frame choices and roof details.
Standard conservatory
Square-edged, extension-like conservatory that gives you maximum internal floor space and a very solid look.
Standard conservatory
High, open gable front that floods the room with light and gives a dramatic feature wall of glass.
Standard conservatory
Classic faceted front that wraps around the garden, ideal when you want extra character and views.
Clearly choose between the standard lean-to and a Velux roof-window example. Velux windows are a useful daylight option and can be shown on any suitable roof shape — the lean-to below is simply one clear example.
Standard Lean-to
Simple, cost-effective lean-to that runs straight across the back of the house and fits under low eaves.
Velux roof window option
This example shows Velux roof windows on a lean-to roof, but Velux windows can be included on any suitable roof shape to add daylight and ventilation.
For customers who want the look of a proper brick-built room with wide glazing rather than a light-weight conservatory.
Brick extension
Full brick-base extension look with wide glazed doors – ideal when the customer wants a proper “room” rather than a light-weight conservatory.
Minor tweak example
This duplicate brick-worked column example shows the level of change that would normally count as a tweak to the same request.
Compare the standard garden-building finishes in a simple list. Each option shows the CAD image next to the key description so installers can quickly choose a finish and request the right design.
Garden building finish
Vertical timber-effect cladding for a modern “cabin” feel.
Garden building finish
Horizontal wood-effect cladding for a sleek, modern garden building.
Garden building finish
Soft green cladding that blends into lawns, hedges, and planting.
Garden building finish
Contemporary grey finish that matches anthracite windows and composite decking.
Garden building finish
Bright, light finish that keeps the garden building feeling open and airy.
If your business sells or installs glazed and garden products, the visuals slot into a normal customer journey: enquiry, survey, quote, design discussion and decision.
Present full builds — roof style, glazing, brickwork and finish — exactly as the customer will receive them.
Show standalone studios, offices and outdoor buildings in context, complete with cladding, glazing and landscaping.
Customers respond better when they can clearly see the proposed design before they make a decision.
Demonstrate the transformation of replacing a tired polycarbonate roof with a warm, solid one.
Purchase a CAD Credit pack online. Your balance is ready to spend straight away.
Send the dimensions, product choices, finishes and a photo of the property. The clearer the brief, the better the result.
We model and render your visual to spec. Turnaround begins once payment and all information are in.
Show the customer a clear proposed visual, answer questions, and move the job forward with confidence.
A request only begins once all the information we need is provided. Minor tweaks like a small visual adjustment to the same design are included; a new style, new layout or major change counts as a new CAD request and uses another CAD Credit. Full details are set out in our Terms & Conditions.
Choose the closest options, upload the right references and review everything before using a CAD Credit. Your CAD will be created from the specification and files submitted.