Is there a standard angle that the walls on a Victorian style conservatory taper in at ?

I'm trying to work out the floor area and haven't got all the necessary meassurements. In essence it's a 4500 x 5000 rectangle, with the walls that taper in 1350 and that's the only figures i have !

If i knew the angles i could work out the area from there. I'm guessing its around a 45 degree angle ?

Also, is there any software that would be able to draw the floor / calculate the area for me ?

Thanks all.

correct 3 bay victorian conservatories are at 45 degrees - or more accurately at 135 degrees

there are lots of trade software around - such as
http://www.roofwright.co.uk

however I imagine lots of the relatively low tech home design packages available on the web will be sufficient for mosy laypersons requirements.

have not tried this - but it looks promising: http://www.artifice.com/dw_classic.html

Do allow however for "thickness" of wall when calculating internal floor area

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floor areas easy width by lengh thats it or you want the total area?????

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