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 quoting. At Orangeries UK, we manufacture orangeries 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.
We also utilise a team of professionally qualified installers to install our products, or you can order the product as a DIY Kit (we manufacture and supply Orangery and Conservatory kits) too). We can also provide quotations for trade customers, architects, home builders, property renovators & businesses / individuals with property portfolios.
Orangeries, Conservatories & Garden Rooms
We are a nationwide supplier of high quality Orangery, Conservatory and Garden Room structures. We make all of our Orangeries and Conservatories in-house using -quality, long-lasting hardwoods including Sapele, Oak and Idigbo.
Orangeries are built with a perimeter roof and suspended roof lantern / glass lantern. The orangery itself is a bespoke structure which can be designed to fit onto a property even if space is limited. Orangeries can be constructed as a kitchen extension, living room extension or as a structure to connect two properties. Conservatories and Orangeries are different but have many similarities, the main difference is that a conservatory roof is connected directly to the side-framing, whereas an orangery has a flat roof element. Both orangeries and conservatories may have brickwork sections or piers as part of the side structure, but it is more common for these to be a significant part of the structure within an orangery.
Our Orangeries & Conservatories are built using high quality materials and craftsmanship which also makes our products energy efficient and thermally dynamic. Regardless of the choice of materials, our Orangeries and Conservatories make a great addition to any home or property, whether it’s for extra living space, storage space or even an office.
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Bespoke Designs & Styles
We can help you choose an existing style / design, or we can help you with your bespoke design and style requirements. We offer a range of materials, wood stains and ironmongery styling options.
Design Considerations
We can help with all sorts of design considerations, even if the orangery or conservatory has to fit into an awkward space we can help. Speak to one of our specialists today.
Planning Permission
We can assist you with planning permission / guidance and general assistance. Planning permission is an important consideration for home extensions.
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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.
Orangery Extension
Many people looking to extend their home do so with a secondary brick built structure. However, many are unaware that a timber or oak framed structure is a more cost effective solution with added aesthetic benefits.
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Orangerie were buildings frequently found / located in prestige residences throughout the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. Orangeries were 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 Orangery roofs. 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.
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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 Orangery roofs. 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.
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An Orangery is a room or dedicated building 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 Conservatory are the base and the roof. Orangeries typically have a brickwork base and a flat roof with a centralised roof lantern whilst 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.
Due to the bespoke nature of Orangeries, the cost can range anywhere from £8,000 through to £100,000+ depending on the size, style, design and features. Typically Orangeries will range from £10,000 onwards.
Orangeries are mainly constucted from multiple materials from a timber, oak or pine framework with a brick or stone base/pillars and a corbel gutter.
Choosing a wood type is all down to style preferences, as all of the Sapele, Idigbo and Oak hardwoods which we use 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. If you would like to learn more, please speak to one of our team who will be happy to help. For opaque-painted colours, and darker translucent stained colours 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 orangery and conservatory flooring types including real hardwood flooring, wood and stone effect flooring, mosaic, metallic and pebble effect vinyl tiles and more.
Thermal efficiency is important for both environmental reasons and energy efficiency reasons. Our products are precision made meaning perfect air tight seals between components giving excellent thermal U-Values and excellent energy efficiency.
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 Orangery 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 a conservatory or orangery 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/
"Our customers always have their expectations exceeded"
It's not just our products that are of high quality, it's our service too. We have a team of highly skilled specialists 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.
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Do you have specific requirements for an Orangery or Conservatory? Why not speak to a member of our team to discuss your project requirements and we will provide advice / guidance.
Why choose Orangeries UK?
We design and manufacture stunning, luxury hardwood property extensions for both residential and commercial properties. Our Orangeries 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 product 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 products to the entire UK with fast delivery & orangery / conservatory 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.
We are a part of the Country Hardwood Group. We also manufacture Roof Lantern Skylights, Timber Windows and Bifold Doors.
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