An orangery is a great middle ground between a conservatory and extension, with their combination of brick pillars and glass. They are often used as a separate living space, whether a dining room, living room or playroom.

An orangery creates a seamless link between your home and garden. Add classic French doors, space-saving sliding patio doors or bi-fold doors for uninterrupted garden views.

The feature brickwork of an Orangery really helps your new room to stand out, and the lantern roof allows natural light to spill in. The pelmet around the perimeter gives you the opportunity for those finishing touches such as spotlights or speakers.

Our classic orangery roof system features a lantern roof which maximises natural light while maintaining superb energy efficiency. The best on the market, this orangery comes with a bespoke aluminium roof system that offers unparalleled structural integrity, conformity to building regulations, adherence to technical specifications, and exceptional quality.

Best of all, it creates a temperature regulated and comfortable living space that can be used all year round.

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Here's some of our most frequently asked questions...

Do I need planning permission for a new orangery?

An an Orangery is considered a single-storey extension and subject to the same guidelines and building regulations as an extension. We have a specialist planning department who work with your local planning authority to ensure your orangery meets the requirements set.

Will I need building regulations for a new orangery?

Yes, but don't worry our specialist team will handle all of this for you. We ensure that a building regulations certificate is provided once the install is complete.

How much does a new orangery cost?

All of our orangeries are completely bespoke and the price will vary dependent on style, colour and style options, and ground or building work that needs to be done.

So, our experienced Design Consultants will need to visit and assess your property before providing you with your free no obligation quote.

What is the difference between an orangery and a conservatory?

Typically an orangery is a home extension with a glass roof typically covering less than 75% of the overall roof area, and glass walls covering less than 50% of the total wall area.

Present day, the differences between an orangery and a conservatory are less apparent. Orangeries tend to have have a flat roof with the use of a lantern, with brick or aluminium pillars. Where a conservatory usually has a pitched solid, glass or polycarbonate roof.

Does an orangery increase the value of your home?

An orangery can increase your home's value by 5-10% on average. They are a luxurious addition, often making homes more attractive to potential buyers.

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