Best Orangeries in East Sussex
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At Oasis Windows and Doors Ltd, our design team can take you through the whole process of selecting and installing the orangery that's right for your home, offering inspiration as well as sound advice. Got an idea for your project already in mind? Great, we'll build it for you. If not, allow us to put forward some ideas. Our complete bespoke service includes building, pathways and patios as well as plumbing and heating. We'll also make sure your orangery is fully compliant with all building regulations, and will secure any planning permission you may need.
Newlite has been designing & building bespoke orangeries for many years and can help you create a new traditional or contemporary orangeries or garden room that will truly bring a new dimension and use of living space. We have transformed countless local homes with made to order orangeries for kitchen extensions, dining rooms, living rooms & studios. Let us demonstrate the Newlite experience, design and knowledge to create you the perfect room. Each element of the process is carefully project managed.
Windows Xpress specialise in beautiful bespoke orangeries in Polegate, Eastbourne, Hailsham, Seaford, Shoreham-by-Sea, Worthing, Brighton, Bexhill and across East Sussex. Our quality orangeries are a great way of adding conservatory style, light and space to your home without compromising on privacy or efficiency. A different take on the traditional conservatory, an orangery extension is extremely versatile. Rather than glass, an orangery is mainly constructed from brick or masonry which matches the property.
Orangeries are becoming more popular as the need to improve, rather than move, makes the requirement of an additional room essential to increase the living space. At Hallmark Glazed Extensions you can utilise our many years of experience and skills designing and building wooden orangeries or aluminium orangery extensions. A properly built Orangery includes a flat internal ceiling with recessed lighting and a roof lantern, more often than not, a full building regulations job. This is where an understanding of orangery design and structural calculations are necessary, especially when the orangery lantern roof can weigh as much as a ton!
The Orangery is a new take on the traditional atrium-style conservatory. It's essentially an extension with brick pillars which are plastered over to give a real room effect with all the light and air of a conservatory. This stunning building floods the adjoining rooms with light, whilst the interior height of the Orangery creates a feeling of grandeur that is sure to appeal to the discerning homeowner. It provides a touch more privacy than a conservatory due to the brick pillars which distinguish this style.
An orangery is a structure built as an extension of the living space, in the modern context which is defined by the perimeter flat roof area usually surrounding the glazed lantern roof and tends to have sides defined by corners of non-translucent material such as decorative timber posts or masonry pillars with glazed framing and doors between. An oak roof lantern within an orangery style roof design will enhance the new living space by providing a stunning focal point. An orangery or orangerie was a room or a specialized structure on the grounds of classy homes from the 17th to the 19th centuries where orange as well as other fruit trees were secured during the winter season, as a huge type of greenhouse or conservatory.
Orangeries and garden rooms are the latest development in the conservatory market. Combining the light spacious walls of a conservatory and the ceiling of an extension giving you the best of both worlds with all the benefits of the latest technology.
The LivinRoom Orangery is a truly multi-functional home extension, creating a pleasant and relaxing space or alternatively as a family room. The LivinRoom Orangery uses the well proven Ultraframe Classic roof at its heart, and a well-engineered internal framework is added, then plastered, to give a perimeter ceiling all the way round. The LivinRoom Orangery can be used in a range of shapes from Victorian, Georgian, Lean-to and Gables. The LivinRoom Orangery is also suitable to be used with box gutters, meaning there is almost no limit to the design you can have.