Orangeries

An orangery sits between a conservatory and an extension — brick or rendered pillars, large glazing and a solid or lantern roof — giving a light-filled room that feels part of the house and is usable in every season.

What's included

Brick or rendered pillar construction
Insulated solid roof with lantern
High-performance glazing and doors
Underfloor heating options
Full interior finish and decoration
Building-control sign-off

We build the base and pillars, install high-performance glazing and a warm, insulated roof with a central lantern, and finish the interior to match your home. The result is a bright, comfortable room, not a cold add-on.

Orangeries — frequently asked questions

What is the difference between an orangery and a conservatory?

An orangery has more solid structure — brick pillars and a proper insulated roof with a lantern — so it feels like an extension and is warmer year-round.

Is an orangery usable in winter?

Yes — the insulated roof and glazing plus heating make it comfortable all year, unlike an old-style conservatory.

Do orangeries need planning permission?

Often permitted development, but it depends on size and position. We check and apply if needed.

Can an orangery open into my kitchen?

Yes — we can open it up to the existing room with a structural opening for a seamless, larger space.

Orangeries across the UK

We provide orangery for homeowners and landlords across England, Wales and Scotland. Popular areas include:

Orangeries in West Midlands Orangeries in Greater London Orangeries in Greater Manchester Orangeries in West Yorkshire Orangeries in Staffordshire Orangeries in Warwickshire Orangeries in Worcestershire Orangeries in Cheshire Orangeries in Leicestershire Orangeries in Kent Orangeries in Surrey Orangeries in Essex

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What's included

Orangeries — frequently asked questions

Orangeries across the UK

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