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A Bespoke Orangery for your Home
Get a quote now! We offer a free no-obligation quotation. Once the design and style is agreed upon, we can manufacture and supply/install your Orangery or Conservatory.
We are a nationwide supplier of high quality Orangery products, Conservatories and Garden Rooms. We manufacture all of our products in-house using quality, long-lasting hardwoods/softwoods.
Orangeries are built with a perimeter roof and a suspended roof lantern or glass lantern, and either a single set of opening French-style doors or bifold doors. The orangery itself is a bespoke structure that can be designed to fit onto a property, even if space is limited. These structures can double as property extensions, and can be constructed for a variety of purposes including to add space to kitchens and living rooms, or as a structure to connect two properties.
Why Choose Orangeries UK?
Completely Bespoke
High-end, bespoke luxury timber framed extensions designed to your exact specifications, built to exceed your expectations in terms of visual apperance & design quality.
Made in the UK
Designed & Made in the UK. Premium design combining expert craftsmanship with premium quality materials to deliver a high quality product.
Full Planning Consultations
We can assist you with planning permission / guidance and general assistance. Planning permission is an important aspect for property extensions.
Designed & Made In Britain
How much do Orangeries Cost?
Orangery costs start from £5000 for a small, timber framed Orangery (supply only). Medium sized Orangeries start from £12,000 and large from £18,000. Learn more about Orangery Costs. Prices will vary depending on size, style, roof lantern size, customisation of Windows and Doors and more.
What Materials Are Orangeries Available In?
We manufacture using an array of premium hardwood's as well as softwoods. We can provide aluminium Orangeries which use a hardwood frame with aluminium capping.
Building Regulations & Structural Calculations
Our team can help with Structural Calculations, getting the right building regulations, ensuring the new proposed designs meet space requirements, ensuring that the orangery or conservatory is thermally efficient and much more. If you are looking to bring more light into your home and extend your living space then we can help. If you would like further information on orangery planning permission & the regulations surrounding height/size then give one of our team a call to discuss. You can find more information on building regulations at https://www.planningportal.co.uk/info/200130/common_projects/10/conservatories/3
Interiors & Styles
When choosing a style, our team can assist with the proposed interior layout, structuring, heating and lighting elements as well as internal orangery design features such as wooden beams, customised roof lanterns & rafters, internal hardwood architecture and more. Recreate timeless design in a feature once used for growing citrus fruits. Some of the most common styles include victorian, georgian, edwardian, elizabethan, modern, contemporary & traditional.
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Orangerie were buildings frequently found / located in prestige residences throughout the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. This type of structure was designed to be similar to a greenhouse (glass room) to allow maximum light and warmth into a property which typically grew citrus trees, orange trees & other produce. This type of structure frequently contained complex architecture for looks and for glass panels to be mounted to in an arrangement that allowed for maximum light to enter.
The Orangery originally came from the Renaissance gardens in Italy at the time when manufacturing for glass was sufficient to produce the glass sizes required for the roofing systems. The Dutch led the way in developing larger and larger panes of window glass. Dutch manuals showed solid roofs that were beamed or vaulted and were easier to manufacture using the heat from a stove rather than using open fires and blue flames. They eventually became a symbol of wealth and were expensive to manufacutre & buy which led to the installations being in more affluent areas of the UK and other areas in europe.
Learn more about The History of Orangeries
The Orangery originally came from the Renaissance gardens in Italy at the time when manufacturing for glass was sufficient to produce the glass sizes required for the roofing systems. The Dutch led the way in developing larger and larger panes of window glass. Dutch manuals showed solid roofs that were beamed or vaulted and were easier to manufacture using the heat from a stove rather than using open fires and blue flames. They eventually became a symbol of wealth and were expensive to manufacutre & buy which led to the installations being in more affluent areas of the UK and other areas in europe.
Learn more about The History of Orangeries
An orangery is an extension that is the equivalent of an atrium-style conservatory, featuring a brick base and a roof composed of a centralised roof lantern with a flat roof perimeter.
The main differences between an orangery and a wooden conservatory are the base and the roof. Orangery designs typically feature a brickwork base and flat roof with a centralised roof lantern, while conservatories typically have a centralised pitched roof and a frame construction that goes from the ground directly up to the pitched roof edge with no perimeter.
When it comes to determining orangery cost, prices can range anywhere from £8,000 through to in excess of £100,000, depending on the size, style, design and features. Typically, average to large property extensions will cost upwards of £20,000.
Our orangeries are mainly constructed with a timber, oak or pine framework, and a brick or stone base and pillars with a corbel gutter. Roof lanterns are typically timber framed with aluminium capping. We do not use UPVC/PVC for any of our products, and bifold doors are typically made from either timber or oak hardwood.
There are lots of different terms used for the same or similar structures including hothouses, greenhouses, winter gardens, summer rooms/summerhouse.
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.
We offer a range of flooring types including real hardwood flooring, wood and stone effect flooring, mosaic, metallic and pebble effect vinyl tiles and more.
There are a number of benefits of having an orangery installed. Many people choose to extend their property with a conservatory to create extra living space, and orangeries are frequently used to extend key functional areas of the home such as the kitchen. Conservatories are more popular for smaller properties, whilst orangery structures tend to extend a property much further.
Most of the time people choose to extend their property with a conservatory just for extra living space, however, Orangeries are frequently used to extend key areas of a home such as a living room or kitchen. Conservatories are more popular for smaller properties, whilst structures tend to extend a property much further.
Your property will require additional planning permission before any further extensions can be made to ensure that specific guidelines are met. Adding any extension to your home is considered to be "permitted development" which generally does not need an application for planning permission unless it falls outside of set planning guidelines. You can read more about planning permission here: https://www.planningportal.gov.uk/permission/commonprojects/conservatories/Other planning permission information can be found at https://www.planningportal.co.uk/info/200130/common_projects/10/conservatories
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It's not just our products that are of high quality, it's our service too. We have a team of highly skilled specialists & architects which can help you every step of the way from quotations through to design considerations, style choices, through to product delivery, installation and aftercare. We pride ourselves on quality and efficiency to ensure you have a pleasant experience every step of the way. Why not check out our Case Studies or read our customer reviews to learn more.
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Why choose Us?
Our company can design and manufacture stunning, luxury hardwood extensions for both residential and commercial properties. Our Orangery and Conservatories are unique from the quality of the wood through to the level of detail and design, expert craftsmenship and more. We make products that last, each structure is guaranteed for no less than 5 years and has undergone advanced wood treatment to reduce maintenance and improve longevity. Our products are eco-friendly and made using responsibly sourced woods. Our paint is premium farrow & ball and comes in a wide variety of colours (we can also provide products in Primer or stained in Idigbo, Iroko and Sapele).
We manufacture and supply our structures to the entire UK with fast delivery & installation services. If you are looking for a premium joinery with short lead times, a wide array of bespoke hardwood products and excellent aftersales look no further.
If you are looking for a home extension then always buy new! As one of the UK's leading hardwoord extension Suppliers we have helped thousands of homeowners across the country expand their living space, increase property value & benefit all round from stunning hardwood structures.
We are a part of the Country Hardwood Group. We also manufacture Roof Lantern Skylights, Timber Windows and Bifold Doors.
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