Getting Orangery costs or a Conservatory quote couldn't be easier, simply give us a call on 0843 8868 552 or fill out our call back request form and a member of our specialist team will give you a call back. To help with quoting, we take into account design considerations, style, wood type, roof lantern / glass roof, door styles and much more, if you have any artwork or CAD drawings we would also ask for a copy of these to help with orangery pricing & quoting. We manufacture products to specification using the latest in CNC machining, hand crafted touches & more. If you want to know how much orangeries cost then please call us.
Our joinery utilises a team of professionally qualified installers to install our products from glasshouses to summerhouses, or you can order the product as a DIY Kit (we manufacture and supply kits) too). We can also provide quotations for trade customers, architects, home builders, property renovators & businesses / individuals with property portfolios.
Orangery Conservatory Prices vary depending on the size, materials, lantern options, colours and features. As standard our products come in a white/grey primer. Choose almost any premium Farrow & Ball colour, bespoke ironmongery, wood type (we do not manufacture using UPVC), size and shape for your preferred design. Our designers can work with you to produce an array of conceptual designs prior to the manufacturing process.
The average cost of an extension ranges between £10,000 - £50,000 although most of the price is down to the size and design. A small orangery cost will range between £8,000 - £20,000.
At Orangeries UK, we design orangeries in Sapele, Idigbo and Oak hardwoods. These materials are naturally durable and are factory-finished with purpose-made paints and stains to protect them from the elements. The different species we use each have their own grain and colour characteristics, and we can tailor the finish to suit each individual installation. Some woods are better suited to specific types of finish; for opaque-painted colours and darker translucent stained colours for example, we use Sapele timber as standard as this species has a dense, close grain and is naturally strong and durable. For lighter stained colours we recommend Idigbo, which has a lighter, more yellow colour and a slightly more open grain than Sapele. For that really special touch or a rustic look, why not choose European Oak? We recommend that Oak is stained in one of our lightest stain colours as this lets the natural beauty of the timber through.
