When building a P-shaped conservatory, a dwarf wall is typically used, which is a short wall that goes around the bottom of the structure. However, you can opt to have the entire structure in glass. 

It is common for the multi-faceted part of a p shaped conservatory to have either 3 or 5 facets, as it adds a touch of Victorian or Edwardian flair to the structure.

Rectangle-shaped conservatories are distinguished by their size, which makes them an addition that is best suited to bigger homes with enough available wall space to accommodate the structure. If you are unsure if you have enough space available for a P-shaped conservatory, our team will be happy to offer expert advice.

If you want to add more space to your home, a P-shaped extension can be a terrific method to accomplish this. It also features the design characteristics of a Victorian or Edwardian model, which means it looks fantastic when mixed with either older buildings or more contemporary construction.

You may also be able to utilise a p-shaped conservatory to connect two rooms together and have access to it from a number of different doors because of its length.