Conservatory or
Orangery
Conservatory, orangery, or home extension, which ever design you choose, they are all an excellent way of adding extra space to your home.
The thermal performance of glass and solid roofs, help make the space user friendly all year round.
The extra space you’ve always dreamed of..
Create a conservatory to complement your home. Choose from a traditional or contemporary style and bring your garden into your home. Whether you have a new-build or a period property, there is a conservatory style to complement both your home and lifestyle. Design a conservatory to suit your architecture, space and budget, then select from an exciting range of options to make your conservatory your own. Whatever you decide, it will be a perfect way to extend your living space. Making an elegant focal point for social gatherings, also a warm and welcoming place to relax.
Tiled Roof Conservatories
A solid roof conservatory really feels like a true extension of your home, with the traditional plaster internal finish.
Solid tiled roof conservatories and extensions are becoming extremely popular, this is because a lot of people who have a conservatory are aware that it’s extremely difficult to maintain a year round ambient temperature. Conservatories are either much too hot on those sunny summer days or impossible to keep warm during the winter months. The thermal properties in the roof solves both of these issues. It’s quite simply the best solution on the market.
Gable Conservatory
A gable end conservatory has a roof that stands upright like the end of a house, instead of sloping inwards towards the centre of the room.
This gives it a very appealing look from both inside and out, creating extra height from inside the conservatory but also giving an impressive view from the outside.
The gable style is perfectly suited to either a glass roof or solid tiled roof.
Lean to Conservatory
A lean-to conservatory offering a contemporary look for the rear of any property and acting as a quick, easy and cheaper alternative to a traditional brick home extension.
A design classic and probably the most cost-effective way to add another room to your home. For the lean-to conservatory we would recommend either a solar glass or tiled roof.
Victorian Conservatories
The Victorian conservatory is one of the most traditional you can buy, and has a stunning bay front with a pitched roof, allowing plenty of natural light and creating an airy, sunny space.
The Victorian style is perfectly suited to either a glass roof or solid tiled.
Edwardian Conservatories
Add a touch of elegance to your home with an Edwardian conservatory – ideal for maximising the floor space in both modern and period properties.
Edwardian conservatories are symmetrical and often square or rectangular, and traditionally include large glass panels which create very light and airy rooms which are flooded wth natural light.
The Edwardian style is perfectly suited to either a glass roof or solid tiled roof.
P-Shaped Conservatories
The P-Shaped conservatory, often described as a combination conservatory, mixes styles to give a larger dual-use design.
It achieves two distinctive areas which can be used in whatever way you choose. Many are used with a casual living area on one side and a dining area on the other. You can also choose styles such as T-Shaped or B-Shaped.
Glass Roof
Conservatory roof manufacturing technology has come a long way in recent years. Advances in glass technology means that glass is now much more thermally efficient, reducing sun glare and helping retain heat. A high performance glass roof allows a plentiful supply of natural light to come into your home while still keeping your room comfortable all year round.
Replacement Roof
If you find that your polycarbonate or low thermal glass conservatory roof results in a room that is too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter then have you considered replacing the roof?
Upgrade your existing conservatory into a cosy and comfortable space to use all year round.
Orangery
An orangery extension is a stylish way to add luxurious extra living space to any home.
Designed to combine brick walls and pillars with glass, light-filled orangeries are comfortable for year-round use.
Couple with bi-fold doors to seamlessly link the interior and exterior, creating a jaw-dropping room.
